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English Language and Literature International Conference (ELLiC) Proceedings
Published by Universitas Muhammadiyah Semarang
ISSN : 25797549     EISSN : 25797263     DOI : -
Core Subject : Education,
Languange, Linguistic, Communication & Media
English Language and Literature International Conference (ELLiC) proceedings are the proceedings of an annual international conference named the English Language and Literature International Conference (ELLiC). The proceedings publish scientific articles in the following fields - language teaching, - linguistics, - literature, - translatio
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THE EFFECT OF USING GALLERY WALK AS AN ALTERNATIVE TECHNIQUE TO STUDENTS’ ACHIEVEMENT IN SPEAKING Puspitasari, Indah
English Language and Literature International Conference (ELLiC) Proceedings Vol 3 (2019): 3rd ELLiC Proceedings: Reimagining New Cyber-based Research in English Education, Lit
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The objective of this research was to find out whether there is a significant effect of using Gallery Walk as an alternative technique to students’ achievement in speaking. This research is a pre-experimental research using one group pre-test post-test design. The sample of the study was 25 students of X MIPA 3 in SMAN Tulakan. The data were collected by means of a speaking test. The result of the sample t-test showed that the mean difference between students’ pre-test and post-test was 5.98, with significance value was 0.05. This result showed that teaching speaking using Gallery Walk as an alternative technique had a significant effect on students’ achievement in speaking. In other words, it can be concluded that teaching speaking using Gallery Walk as an alternative technique significantly improved students’ achievement in speaking.
BRIDGING THE GAP: REFLECTIONS ON EAP MATERIALS AT PHARMACY ACADEMY OF SURABAYA Lusiyani, Ria; Wahyunianto, Dian
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This study aims to evaluate the course module used in EAP teaching at Pharmacy Academy of Surabaya. The coursebook was evaluated in terms of its subject matter, structure and capability to meet students‘ need. Two instruments were employed to draw potential strengths and weaknesses of the coursebook. Firstly, an evaluation checklist adapted from several literatures was designed to serve teachers’ perspective about the coursebook. Secondly, a set of questions was constructed to observe students‘ feedback. Surprisingly, the result of the study shows that eight chapters presented in the module are, considerably, more appropriate for EGAP class rather than ESAP class. Besides, it was found that each chapter is less-defined as every of them is organized differently. Furthermore, the whole aspects conclude that a lot of room remains for improvement for the materials in order to meet the students‘ need.
HYPNOSIS MODEL TOWARDS UNIVERSITY STUDENTS’ THINKING SKILL Prana Jaya, Yohanes Michell Darius; Sidqi, M. Fajru
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Nowadays, learning activity in University expects student to build the mind set in cognitive structure and improving the thinking skill of student. Every movement in our ideas, concepts, and so forth is called as thinking. However, the way how to build this skill is still less. This paper is design using library research model which analyse the data qualitatively. Moreover, this also telling about how the lecturer can fulfil and improving the students’ thinking skill with a hypnosis model. Changing perception that learning is not about the score but how we can develop our mind to be creative. APA Division 30 state that hypnosis is a state of consciousness involving focused attention and reduced peripheral awareness characterized by an enhanced capacity for response to suggestion. Therefore, using hypnosis model can train university students’ mind to think out of the box and not fixated with the material. Through the subconscious mind of student, the lecturer gives the point or clue of the material and they will develop by their own.
ENGLISH INTERFERENCE IN BAHASA INDONESIA: A PHONOLOGY-TO-ORTHOGRAPHY CASE IN INSTAGRAM CAPTION Qodriani, Laila Ulsi
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In January 2019, We Are Social Institutes has claimed that 150 million of Indonesian people use social media actively and excessively. This also proves that computer-mediated-communication (CMC) become an alternative way to interact in nowadays society. Instagram, as one of social media users’ favorite, shows a unique language phenomenon upon its ‘caption’. The language used by the users indicates the English interference toward Bahasa Indonesia has manifested from phonologically to orthographically since social media communication transforms the face-to-face interaction into written form. Based on the study in one of Instagram gossip account named @Lambe_Turah, it can be seen that the trend of inserting English influence in Instagram caption represented in some phonological rules, they are omission, assimilation, substitution, and epenthesis.
STUDENTS’ PERCEPTION TOWARD PHONETIC NOTATION IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEARNING: A DESCRIPTIVE QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH OF SEVENTH AND FIFTH SEMESTER STUDENT AT ENGLISH DEPARTMENT STUDY OF IAIN CURUP ACADEMIC YEAR 2017/2018 Febriana, Indri; Anshori, Sakut; Utami, Henny Septia
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The objective of this research was to know how the student perception toward phonetic notation in English Foreign Language Learning is. The population of this research encompassed all of fifth and seventh semester students of English Study Program in IAIN Curup. The total of the student was 91 students. From the population the researcher took all of the student as the sample of the research because they have learned pronounciation practice and phonology. Data were collected through questionare. The collected data were analiyzed by using tabulation and making percentage. The findings arrive at a conclusion that students perception toward advantages, familiarity and usefulness of phonetic notation were positive and student perception toward ease of phonetic notation were negative. The potential advantages that had been gotten by the student were awareness rising, autonomous learning and visual support. The resultsindicate the students aware if they get advantages from phonetic notation and familiar to phonetic notation but get difficulties in pronounce word by using phonetic notation.
THE ANALYSIS OF STUDENT’S MISBEHAVIOR IN LEARNING ENGLISH LESSON Puspitaloka, Nina; Syafitri, Intan Kurnia
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Student’s misbehavior, sometimes, can interrupt the process of teaching and learning. Moreover, one of students didn’t realize that his/her misbehavior can hinder their achievement on English lesson. The purposes of this research are: (1) to find out the characteristics of student’s misbehavior, and (2) to find out the factor of student’s misbehavior in learning English lesson. The research used qualitative approach. The participants of this research were 20 students at SDN Cadaskertajaya 1 Karawang. The results of this research showed that: (1) there are three kinds of student’s misbehavior to English lesson, There are: (a) in-attention, for examples daydreaming, doodling and looking at the window; (b) disruption, for examples talking with friends, laughing in-appropriately and shouting out during instruction; (c) annoying others, for examples provoking, teasing, and calling names. (2) The factor of student’s misbehavior is affected by internal and external. The internal factor is students itself, for instances: attention seeking and learning difficulties. In other hand, the external factor is from the teacher and society.
THE PRAGMATICS OF SWEARING: HOW IT CONTEXTUALLY COUNTS Jumanto, Jumanto; Sulistyorini, Haryati
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This paper explores swearing utterances in English language use, the hearers referred to, and the functions the utterances imply.  Accounts on the issue are taken from the English-language-affiliated Websites in the Internet. This research is a literature review with interpretative techniques and employs a coding analysis with three proposed premises. As the findings, swearing utterances belong to informal English with notorious, casual, heteregeneous, inconsistent, irregular, and speaker-dependent aspects. Swearing utterances have elaborated literal meaning and creative meaning to various contexts, which are personal and private. Swearing utterances to others are rude, offensive, profane, or obscene, as expressions of anger; however, when adjusted to the context of hearer, the meanings or functions vary. Swearing utterances to others create rude and offensive situations. However, swearing utterances to close people through jokes and possitive connotations may instill solidarity or confirm camaraderie. Swearing utterances concerning internal expressions or expletives function to intensify the messages.
STUDENTS' ACADEMIC DISCOURSE FOR PUBLICATION COMPETENCE AND THE REFLECTED IDENTITIES Wakerkwa, Dian Agustina Purwanto; Kristina, Diah; Rochsantiningsih, Dewi
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One of the attempts to acquire an identity in the academic community is by participating in the field development by publishing research papers into reputable journals. However, it requires an adequate understanding of the academic discourse for publication. For this concern, the present study aims to investigate the master students' understanding of the term of academic discourse for publication by going through their rejected research articles and their identities reflected from those rejected manuscripts. A qualitative method was employed, the data were gathered through interview of four master students majoring in English Education and the stories are presented narratively. The results show how the students' lack of comprehension of the notion of academic discourse affects their identities as members of the academic community. Pedagogical implications of this study are intended for the master students as the manifestation for their upcoming article’s writing and publication.
ERRORS IN THE USAGE OF ENGLISH PREPOSITIONS PRODUCED BY COLLEGE STUDENTS IN YOGYAKARTA Nawangsasi, Esthi; Wijana, I Dewa Putu
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Errors are very natural and even become an important part of learning (Davies, 2000:105). Therefore, there are many scientists who analyze errors to achieve better understanding on how students learn language. Based on the importance of conducting error analysis, this research is developed to analyze errors in the usage of English prepositions as there are still limited number of people who analyze this topic. The data used are utterances produced by third year college students majoring in English. All of the students’ utterances are obtained through interview. The data obtained was then transcribed and analyzed by applying a theory of preposition stated by Collins (1991). The results show that there are 15 prepositions which are used incorrectly in the students’ untterances such as about, among, as, at, because of, by, during, for, from, in, of, on, through, to, and with.
METADISCOURSE AS RHETORICAL STRATEGY IN YOUTUBE REVIEW VIDEOS Rheisa, Nadya Sivanya
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Following that of Ädel’s approach namely reflexive metadiscourse, this paper investigates the use of metadiscourse in computer mediated communication, specifically those review videos which has been gaining popularity lately as source of information. Metadiscourse is generally seen as commentaries towards the language that is employed to construct the discourse. Reflexive approach emerges as an attempt to challenge previous theories which (unlike the conventional ones) only include references inside the current discourse involving current addresser, addressee(s), and current discourse. The study found 4 metadiscourse classifications and 21 discourse functions performed by speakers in three selected video. Furthermore, as there are tendencies in researching academic written discourse, I wish to explore the spoken non-academic one to provide a fresh contribution regarding the topic. I discover that the markers employed in CMC are less formal than those of the previous studies concern to both written and spoken academic metadiscourse.

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