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Hayatul Muna
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SWOT Analysis: How Compact Curricular Agenda affects English Teaching and Learning Process Nyak Mutia Ismail; Juliana Juliana; Rusma Setiyana; Hayatul Muna
Proceedings of AICS - Social Sciences Vol 6 (2016): Proceeding of 6th AIC in conjuction with ICMSA
Publisher : Proceedings of AICS - Social Sciences

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A successful process of English teaching and learning has been considered as an ultimately major goal in Indonesian high-schools, including in integrated Islamic high-schools known with doubled-curriculum  schools. To mention further,  this agenda  tightens students’ academic activities as other subjects also bring about numerous high standard motives and goals. This study was conducted to analyze the effect of this compact curricular agenda towards the process of English Teaching and learning from the teacher’s perspectives. The curricular agenda at SMP IT Az-Zahra Takengon was SWOT-analyzed regarding its effect to the process of English teaching and learning at the school. In significance, this study is expected to broaden the knowledge of stakeholders of high-school curriculum management in developing the curricular academic activities in more deliberately careful ways in the purpose of reaching the goal protocols. The method used in this study was mainly qualitative approach through interviews which solely sheds light on the description of the academic agenda in the congruence of English teaching and learning process through interviews with the English teacher at the school. The result showed that the strength is that it has risen the students’ motivation whether in learning English or other subjects since the school provides various curricular activities, instead of monotonous ones, that loosen the students’ boredom and tension. The weakness is that full academic agenda leads to the condition where lots of English lessons are left untaught from which we eventually see that it are a management failure. The opportunity from the agenda is that the students are exposed to multi-disciplinary material abundance. Finally, the thread is that realizing the students with low motivation in English would seemingly remove English into their blacklists as a result of exhaustion.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Enhancing Spoken English Proficiency: A Systematic Literature Review Mardhiah, Ainol; Diana Purwati; Lathifatuddini; Hayatul Muna; Helmiyadi
International Journal of English Linguistics, Literature, and Education (IJELLE) Vol 6 No 2 (2024): December
Publisher : Universitas Veteran Bangun Nusantara

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This systematic review explores the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools in teaching spoken English to EFL learners, with an emphasis on intelligent tutoring systems, speech recognition applications, and technologies providing adaptive feedback. A comprehensive search of academic databases, primarily Google Scholar, initially identified 17,200 articles on AI in English learning. By applying Boolean techniques, this number was narrowed down to 45 articles specifically addressing AI tools for spoken English learning in Indonesia. After applying inclusion and exclusion criteria, 14 articles published in national and international journals, were chosen for further review. A qualitative analysis of these studies revealed key themes such as the benefits of AI tools in enhancing students’ spoken English proficiency and challenges in implementation. The review highlights emerging trends, identifies research gaps, and offers recommendations for optimizing AI-driven approaches in EFL contexts. The findings emphasize AI's potential to enhance spoken English proficiency while also underscoring areas that require further attention to optimize their application. Effective strategies for integrating AI tools with instructional practices should be examined in future research to optimize learner engagement and enhance spoken English proficiency.
Co-Authors Ainol Mardhiah Diana Purwati Helmiyadi Juliana Lathifatuddini Nyak Mutia Ismail Rusma Setiyana