Izzah Izzah
Sriwijaya University

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ANALYSIS OF INDONESIAN BOTTOM LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS THAT RESULT FROM THE STORIES IN ALQURAN WITH CONTENT AND LANGUAGE INTEGRATED LEARNING APPROACH Izzah Izzah; Zainal Rafli
IJER - INDONESIAN JOURNAL OF EDUCATIONAL REVIEW Vol 4 No 2 (2017): Indonesian Journal of Educational Review (IJER)
Publisher : Program Pascasarjana Universitas Negeri Jakarta

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The problem in this research is the incompatibility of teaching materials used with the needs of students and teachers of Indonesian class VII. Teaching materials should contain four language competencies, namely listening, speaking, reading, and writing in an integrative manner. In addition, Indonesian language learning should integrate with literature, culture, and religion. Thus, the demands of the 2013 curriculum that synergize between the core competencies 1 (KI 1) in the form of spiritual competence, Core Competence 2 (KI 2) in the form of social competence, Core 3 Competence (KI 3) in the form of knowledge competence, and Core Competence 4 (KI 4) in the form of skill competence can be done. For that, one solution is to display the story in the Qur'an as a raw material for learning Indonesian. Not just learners, parents also like the story. This paper offers how the story in the Qur'an can be the source text in Indonesian Language learning. In addition, the discussion in this paper also links various subjects. All of that is put together under one theme. Through the story in the Qur'an with CLIL approach Indonesian learning will be more interesting, actual, and dynamic because the story in the Qur'an is a true story that at the same time can teach the noble character. Keyword:Teaching Materials, history in Al quran, CLIL Approach
REQUIREMENT ASSESSMENT FOR DIGITAL READING LITERACY MINIMUM COMPETENCY ON ASSESSMENT QUESTIONS Ernalida Ernalida; Nurhayati Nurhayati; Izzah Izzah; Russel Marga Retha Nadapdap; Emelia Sucini
Curricula : Journal of Teaching and Learning Vol. 7 No. 3 (2022): Curricula: Journal of Teaching and Learning
Publisher : LLDIKTI Wilayah X

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Today's teachers must prioritize teaching kids to read more effectively using digital technologies. This research aims to examine the significance of creating reading literacy Minimum Competency Assessment (KKM) questions utilizing digital tools. SMP Negeri 41 Palembang and SMA Negeri 8 Inderalaya in Ogan Ilir Regency participated in the study. Interviews and questionnaires are used for data gathering. Students and faculty from two representative schools (n=370) participated in the study. The qualitative descriptive methodology was used for this study. Questions and answers were reviewed to conclude. In short, the results demonstrated that neither students nor teachers fully grasped MCA. To complete them, MCA questions must be created. They need to create reading comprehension MCA questions using digital tools. Recommendations were made to the Education Office based on the study's findings to increase MCA's visibility in the classroom and provide instructors with training on properly constructing MCA-based questions.