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Journal : Proceeding ISETH (International Summit on Science, Technology, and Humanity)

The Language Function on Youth's Motivating Discourse Nugroho, Abdillah; Wahyudi, Agus Budi; Sunanda, Adyana; Sabardila, Atiqa; Faizah, Naimul
Proceeding ISETH (International Summit on Science, Technology, and Humanity) 2020: Proceeding ISETH (International Summit on Science, Technology, and Humanity)
Publisher : Universitas Muhammadiyah Surakarta

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Purpose: This research was aimed at identifying the language function on youth’s motivating discourse. . It was carried out by describing the language function on youth’s motivating discourse.Methodology: The research belonged to qualitative research. The primary data were the language functions on youth’s motivating discourse. Technique of the data collection was documentation by collecting the students’ writings at SMP Muhammadiyah 6 Surakarta, such as motivating discourse, particularly discourse containing the language function. Technique of the data analysis was done by making use of the referencial and critical reading technique and small groud discussion.Results: The research result found 4 functions of the language on youth’s motivating discourse, such as (1) the instrumental function i.e. order, offer, and request, (2) the personal function that describes emotion, spirit, happiness, good mood, (3) the representation function, and (4) the regulation function.
A Creative Teacher for Problematic Students: An Individual Psychological Study on Freedom Writers Movie Nugroho, Abdillah
Proceeding ISETH (International Summit on Science, Technology, and Humanity) 2016: Proceeding ISETH (International Conference on Science, Technology, and Humanity)
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The paper analyzed a creative teacher handling some variously problematic students in her classroom reflected in Freedom Writers movie. Based on the problem, the paper was aimed at analyzing ways that the creative teacher took to solve the students’ problems. The theoretical framework of the analysis was the Individual Psychological approach by Alfred Adler. Teacher has an important role in human life. As a teacher, he or she not only teaches but also educates the students. To teach means transforming the teacher’s knowledge to the students. Through interaction with students, a teacher gives them various materials of knowledge. The knowledge can be language, mathematics, biology, physics, history, and so on. Meanwhile, to educate means a teacher can educate the students about social norms, ethics, proper manner, morality and the like. To play their roles, teachers often face a lot of problems. The problems ranged from students’ personal problem, their environment problem, lack of facilities of teaching learning process, to their own private problem. Freedom Writers movie, in which the creation was inspired by a true story, delineates complex problems experienced by both the teacher and the students. The teacher, Erin Gruwell, faced her students who had various and complicated problems, which later motivated to find a solution for her students’ problem. Her students’ problem might be racial discrimination, social oppression by the dominant group, social injustice experienced by the marginalized group, and so on. With her creativity of teaching technique, Gruwell created some ways to understand their students’ private problem and found a wise way out of their problems.
The Effectiveness of a Senior High School English Immersion Program on Graduates Communicative Competence and Academic Achievement in Higher Education Yousef, Hateenah Ali Sulaiman; Muamaroh, M; Wijayanto, Agus; Hidayat, Nur; Sutopo, Anam; Nugroho, Abdillah; Haryanti, Dwi
Proceeding ISETH (International Summit on Science, Technology, and Humanity) 2025: Proceeding ISETH (International Summit on Science, Technology, and Humanity)
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Purpose: The purpose of this investigation is to explore the impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in English language education, focusing on teachers' perspectives on the positive and negative aspects of implementing AI in EFL classrooms; ways in which AI supports teachers' instructional practices, engages students in learning, and impacts teachers’ own pedagogical practices in addition to the ethical and professional implications of its use.Methodology: This study utilized a descriptive qualitative research methodology. The data were obtained through twelve semi-structured interviews with English language teachers working at one of the private universities in the English department in Indonesia. The participants were intentionally sampled based on their exposure to AI-supported instructional tools. The qualitative data were then analysed thematically to investigate the perceptions teachers had based on recurring themes and categories related to their experiences, challenges, and reflections about AI in education.Results: The findings indicated that AI offers remarkable advantages, including increased teaching efficiency, personalized support for learners, and heightened student motivation. However, the study identified several challenges, including limitations in teacher training, ethical implications related to data collection, technological constraints, and a potential reduction in human interaction. The findings suggest that the effectiveness of AI integration relies not only on teachers but also on administrators, policies, and ethical positions. Applications/Originality/Value: This research sheds light on the human-centered use of AI in language education. Utilizing Humanistic Learning Theory and the TPACK framework, it demonstrates how teachers can uphold empathy, authenticity, and pedagogical balance in the wake of emerging technology. These insights matter for policy design and professional development of eco-sustainable practices for using AI-enhanced instruction.
Empathy-Based Pedagogy in Indonesian Bilingual Education: A Qualitative Case Study of Freedom Writers-Inspired Teaching Practices in Surakarta Pamungkas, Damar Jati; Nugroho, Abdillah; Thoyibi, M.
Proceeding ISETH (International Summit on Science, Technology, and Humanity) 2025: Proceeding ISETH (International Summit on Science, Technology, and Humanity)
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Bilingual education in Indonesia increasingly emphasizes both linguistic competence and character development, yet limited research examines how international pedagogical models can be adapted to local contexts. This qualitative case study investigates the implementation of empathy-based teaching approaches inspired by the film Freedom Writers (2007) in three bilingual schools in Surakarta, Indonesia. Data were collected over 2 months (October - November 2025) through classroom observations, teacher interviews, and student reflections. Thematic analysis revealed five key outcomes: transformed classroom atmospheres fostering student voice, enhanced language proficiency through reflective writing, strengthened critical thinking via culturally relevant curriculum, and improved socio-emotional competencies. Despite challenges including time constraints and cultural adaptation needs, findings demonstrate that empathetic, student-centered pedagogy significantly enhances both academic and character outcomes in bilingual settings. This study contributes empirical evidence for integrating transformative pedagogical approaches within Indonesian educational contexts while respecting local values and bilingual learning objectives.
Beyond Inclusion: Surakarta Special Education Teachers' Perspectives on Humanistic Pedagogy in the Era of Standardization Maulida, Nimas Ayu Nawal; Thoyibi, M.; Nugroho, Abdillah
Proceeding ISETH (International Summit on Science, Technology, and Humanity) 2025: Proceeding ISETH (International Summit on Science, Technology, and Humanity)
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This qualitative study explores how special education teachers (SLB) in Surakarta negotiate humanistic and personalized pedagogical approaches within increasingly standardized educational systems. Drawing on critical pedagogy theory and inclusive education frameworks, this research examines the tensions between transformative, student-centered pedagogical ideals (such as those popularized in cultural narratives like Freedom Writers) and the structural, administrative, and resource constraints faced by SLB teachers working with students with diverse disabilities. Through semi-structured interviews with five special education teachers from public SLB institutions in Surakarta, this study investigates how educators conceptualize authentic connection, individualized attention, and transformative learning for students with intellectual, sensory, and physical disabilities who often face compounded marginalization due to poverty and social stigma. The findings reveal significant gaps between pedagogical ideals and practical realities, including excessive administrative burdens, inadequate funding for adaptive materials, high student-teacher ratios, outcome-driven assessment pressures, and limited emotional support systems for teachers. This study argues that while humanistic education promises to transform marginalized students' lives, systemic barriers in Indonesian special education prevent teachers from fully realizing this vision. This research contributes to ongoing debates about inclusive education in developing contexts and offers implications for reimagining special education policy that prioritises teacher capacity, student dignity, and authentic learning over bureaucratic compliance.
Co-Authors Abdillah, Muhammad Ilham Adi Manggala Saputro Agus Budi Wahyudi Agus Wijayanto, Agus Alya Rahma Adriani Amelia Wahyu Anggraini Putri Anak Agung Gede Sugianthara Anam Sutopo Aning Fitriani Apriliany, Yeppi Ar Rayyani, Rahmaanditya Finaurrum Ari Septia Palupi Arif Setyo Nugroho Astari, Nilam Astuti, Juwari Septi Atiqa Sabardila Aulia, Agista Putri Budiarti, Sischa Aprilya Chyntia Darmadi, Renalita Adesyah Putri Dika Putra Pamungkas Dimas Yogi Thoriqul Maulana Diyanti, Salistia Rohma Duwi Handayani Dwi Haryanti, Dwi Dyah Rohma Wati Eka Mareta Suharyanti Endang Fauziati Ermayanti, Galuh Fachrurozzi, Muhammad Reza Fairly Fabiola Hendrik Fernanda Farla Syifa Azzahra Fatonah, Ayu Fikri, Muhammad Nurul Fitriani, Aning Gadis Laylarustu Suharjo Husna Cahaya Nurani Istikawati, Istikawati Jati, Linggar Khuroida, Asni Kurniawan, Lastika Yuly Kusumo W, R.A Retno Sawitri Maghfiroh, Erisa Faridatul Maulida, Nimas Ayu Nawal Muamaroh, M Murti, Bharatu Nata Naimul Faizah, Naimul Niken Aprilyana Nur Hidayat Nurani Putri, Rara Pramudhita Nurul Ismayanti, Safira Pamungkas, Damar Jati Pertiwi, Rindy Aswin Pramesiana, Yeniar Elka Primandika, Febi Tria Puspitasari, Lintang Putri Putri, Rinanda Prakarsa Rahmasari, Vetty Alfi Rahmawati, Oktavia Elyna Ristivana, Melvy Rizka, Fathul Salsabila, Rizky Shufiya Saputri, Pratiwi Yulia Sembiring, Rinawati Setiawan, Oki Setyo, Fakhry Tri Sunanda, Adyana Thoyibi, M. Wardana, Aji Panca Wijaya, Dwi Putra Enggar Yanti, Elga Dwi Yeniar Elka Pramesiana Yousef, Hateenah Ali Sulaiman