Modelling of the Text Joint Construction of the Text

228 8 The teacher asks the students to sit with other students who have the same number with them. 9 The teacher delivers the selected reading according to number of member in the group. 10 The teacher asks the students to find out the main idea and details information of their selected reading. 11 The students fill the main idea and the detail information in the coloumn of the chart that correspond to their selected reading. 12 The students regroup with their original group. They discuss their selected reading to share the main idea and details from each of the paragraph and rearrange the paragraph into a appropriate text. Interpersonal Intelligence, Bodily-Kinesthetic, Linguistics technique: Jigsaw Reading 13 Several groups share their discussion in front of the class.

d. Independent Construction of the Text

1 The teacher asks the students to answer the essay comprehension questions individually. 2 The students answer the comprehension questions individually. 3 The teacher and the students discuss the answers.

3. Closing Activities

a. The teacher and students make conclusion from the material given today. b. The teacher gives feedback from today’s discussion. c. The teacher informs the materials that will be discussed in the next meeting. d. The teacher leads the closing prayer. e. The teacher says goodbye to the students. 229 Activity 3 H. Source : Amstrong, Thomas. 2009. Multiple Intelligences in the Classroom Third Edition. Alexandria: ASCD Amstrong, Thomas. 2003. The Multiple Intelligences of Reading and Writing: Making the Words Come Alive. Alexandria: ASCD. Priyana, Joko. 2008. Scaffolding English for Junior High School Grade VIII. Jakarta: Pusat Perbukuan Departemen Pendidikan Nasional.

I. Evaluation

1. Assessment

No. Indicator Technique Form Instrument 1. Students are able to identify the main ideas of the paragraph in the text. Written form • Idea- Sketching • Jigsaw Reading • Essay questions Attached

2. Students are able to identify the

topic of the texts. 3. Students are able to identify the explicitly stated detail information from the texts.

2. Instruments

Read again the text and find the important details in the text. Then, draw it in the following box with your group. Give explanation in every picture. Show your drawing in front of the class.