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ICT Implementation In English Class In Globe School 1 Batam: Students’ And Teachers’ Perception Gabriela Micheline Slikker; Gabriella Jap; Leil Badrah Zaki
Miftahul Ulum Vol 2 No 1 (2024): Februari 2024
Publisher : STAI Miftahul Ulum Tanjungpinang

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It's interesting to see how students are becoming more versatile and utilizing technology for learning. It will be used by students in the twenty-first century to satisfy ISTE standards and provide solutions for teachers who are still struggling to figure out how to adequately integrate technology to fulfill the standards' requirements for instructors. This study sought to understand how teachers and students experienced about using ICT in English classes at Globe 1 Batam. The school has active and ready-to-use ICT resources, but it's possible that the English teacher lacks sufficient expertise in promoting ICT in the classroom. The study employed a mixed-method research design and the ASSURE model. A total of 24 students 13 from the 9th grade and 11 from the 12th grade as well as teacher A, the English teacher for junior and senior high school, participated in this study. Four students were interviewed, and a questionnaire was completed by the team. Students demonstrate strong ICT proficiency, but teachers continue to feel that they're lacking. The results of the questionnaire indicate that the students are tech-savvy, which implies the teacher has potential. As a result, in order to assist the teacher in meeting the ISTE standards for educators, the team intends to facilitate her work by creating a video tutorial. This will enable the teacher to create her own assignments using Google Docs or other collaborative tools in the future.
Design of BIPA Teaching Materials in the Riau Islands Context for Darmasiswa Students Marsevani, Maya; Bal Jannate Raj Kaur; Gabriela Micheline Slikker; Jennifer Wiwit; Desty Febria
Journal of Education Reseach and Evaluation Vol 8 No 3 (2024): August
Publisher : LPPM Undiksha

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Indonesian for Foreign Speakers (BIPA) is Indonesian for Foreign Speakers (BIPA) is a learning program to help foreign students learn Indonesian and familiarize themselves with its culture. This study aims to design an Indonesian language learning book for Foreign Speakers (BIPA) by highlighting the culture of the Riau Islands at a university in Batam using audio-visual aids, especially for Darmasiswa Republic of Indonesia students. The aim of this research is to design Indonesian language teaching materials for Foreign Speakers (BIPA) that focus on the cultural context and local wisdom of the Riau Islands, especially for Darmasiswa program students. This research found that it is critical to include interactive and culturally relevant resources in BIPA training, using research and development (RnD) methodology using interviews as the instrument. There were 6 Darmasiswa students who were interested in learning Indonesian who were the subjects of the research. In collecting the data, interviews were conducted and to analyze the data the researchers transcribed the data that had been obtained. The results of this research shed new light on the process used to create BIPA teaching material books that can be used for learning for foreign students at the Riau Islands level. This shows that making BIPA textbooks interactive with audiovisual components and adding interactive sections can increase student interest and participation. BIPA learning can be brought closer to the goals and ability levels of students by practicing efficient strategies to overcome discovered deficiencies and redesigning learning materials to increase interaction, diversity and cultural relevance. The implication of this research is that providing BIPA teaching materials designed with the context of the Riau Islands can provide significant benefits for the learning of Indonesian language and culture by Darmasiswa students.
Appealing Grammatical Competence: Exploring the Effectiveness of Kahoot! on Young Learners’ Language Proficiency Marsevani, Maya; Gabriela Micheline Slikker; Zaki, Leil Badrah
Jurnal Pendidikan Bahasa Inggris undiksha Vol. 12 No. 3 (2024): December
Publisher : Universitas Pendidikan Ganesha

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The problem addressed by this research is the need for engaging and effective methods to enhance grammar learning among primary students. The research aims of this study were to investigate the feasibility of using Kahoot! as a tool to improve grammar classrooms, especially for young learners, in the only English course that uses books published by the Cambridge University Press. Six elementary students at the A2 level of English participated in one of English course choosen as subject. The data collection methods included pre-tests, post-tests, and semi-structured interviews. Researchers implemented Kahoot! four times during the study. The CAR was carried out in one cycle, as the results from this cycle were deemed sufficient. The instruments used for data collection were pre-tests, post-tests, and semi-structured interviews with the teacher. Data analysis involved comparing pre-test and post-test results to measure improvement and transcribing interview responses to gather qualitative insights. The main results revealed a significant improvement in students' grammar performance. The average score increased from a "poor" category in the pre-test to an average of 93 in the post-test, which falls under the "very good" category.The conclusion drawn from the study is that the use of Kahoot! has a positive impact on young learners' grammar learning and behavior. The implications of this research suggest that future studies should explore modifications of this approach to other different language skills to further enhance student learning outcomes.