Design of Contextual Teaching and Learning

students can catch the meaning of their work. When the students start to arrange their work or find something interesting problem, when they make choices and accepted the responsibility, searching information, and get the summary, when they chose actively, arranged, preparing, finding out, questioning, and make decision, they connected the material with the situation in daily life. The significance for CTL of three specific principles; 29 1 The principle of interdependence To manifest itself, for example, when the students came together to solve problems and the teachers entered meeting with colleagues. This was evident when different subjects are connected, and when combining school partnership with business and community. 2 The principle of Differentiation Become evident if the students are asked to respect the uniqueness and differences of each student, to be creative, to work together, to generate new ideas and different results, and to realize that diversity is a sign of strength. 3 The principle of self-organization This is seen when the students seek and discover their own abilities and different interests, and benefit from feedback given by authentic assessment, reviewing their efforts in the guidance of clear goals and high standard.

4. Design of Contextual Teaching and Learning

a The Objectives The main objective of Contextual teaching and Learning CTL is to give the students an opportunity to relate their knowledge with the reality around them. With that, they can expresses their thinking and acquire their knowledge by themselves. 29 Elaine B. Johnson, Contextual Teaching and Learning, USA: Corwin Press: 2002, p. 26 b The Syllabus The syllabus of CLT should be include of culture, social life, environment of students and so on. Because, Contextual Teaching Learning CTL aims to improve students‟ understanding, increase their motivation in learning, help them in comprehend the material, increase their communication ability and many more. c Types of Learning and Teaching Activities REACT , which the students for relating, experiencing, applying, cooperating, and transferring.  Relating Learning related with the real world experience context.  Experiencing Learning focused on the exploration, discovery, and invention.  Applying Learning should be presented into the context of useful.  Cooperating Learning through interpersonal communication context, together, etc.  Transferring 30 Learning by using the knowledge in context or in new situation. d Learners Roles The learners‟ roles are central and active. They do the activities, experience knowledge, and information, apply the concept, cooperate with other learner, and then reflect their learning activities. 30 Jack Richards, “The Context of Language Teaching”, http:www.Texascollaborative.orgWha t is CTL. htm, December 26 th , 2008. e Teacher Roles According to Robert G. Berns and Patricia M. Erickson there are some of teacher‟s roles in CTL they are facilitator, organizer of the teachinglearningassessment process, role model, learning mentor, content specialist, and knowledge dispenser. There are some activities that should be done by a teacher; 31  Discuss a concept and basic competency that will be learned by students.  Understand the background and experience of the students  Make a lesson plan which is related to concept, competency, and context of application  Apply the lesson plan  Assess the students comprehension  Reflect and revise the lesson plan. According to Satriani, Emilia, and Gunawan the adventages on Contextual Teaching Learning CTL: 32 - It motivates the students to take a charge of their own learning and to relate between knowledge and its application to the various contexts of their lives. - It can produce the process of learning more meaningful because the students can enjoy their own learning by doing the practical activity. - It can strengthen students‟ memory and understanding of the concept because the students are learning through the material that has taken from their experience and new knowledge. 31 Nurhadi, The Washington State Consortium for Contextual Teaching and Learning in Pembelajaran Kontekstual CTL dan Penerapannya dalam KBK, Malang: Universitas Negeri Malang: 2004 32 Mydreamarea.wordpress.com20130106contextual-teaching-and-learning So, they will easily remember, recall, and comprehending the material. Beside of those advantages, CTL has some of weakness too. A teaching learning process which used CTL needs more time to preparation; in preparing the lesson plans, teacher should recognize students‟ diversity, and then utilize difference to create a rich learning environment. 30

CHAPTER III RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

This chapter presents the methodological activities to know the effectiveness of teaching grammar through Contextual Teaching and Learning. This chapter concerns with the research design, research setting and subject, and research procedures.

A. The Setting and Subject of the Study

This research was conducted at SMK Kesehatan Bina Insan Cendekia Karawaci, Tangerang, at the second semester for the second grade 20122013. This research has done on March 2013. The researcher selected the second grade as the object of this study because this material consisted of the curriculum. This material is not too easy and not to difficult too, but many of students felt difficult to understand well about this, because of the rules which they have to know about pattern and the usage of V3. In this study, the writer has double roles. As the teacher, the writer gave explanation about material to the students and practiced the method to the class. As the collector and analyzer, analyze the data then reported the result. The aim of this research is to know the students‟ improvement in understanding about Passive Voice especially in Present and Past Tense by using Contextual Teaching and Learning CTL. It can help the teacher to find out the right method to teach the students.

B. Research Design

In this research, the writer used Action Research. Action research is any systematic inquiry conducted by teachers, principals, school counselors, or other stakeholders in the teaching-learning environment, to gather information

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