Experimenting is quietly useful

d. Analyzing the data. e. Verifying the data. f. Drawing the conclusion.

2. Project Based learning.

This model of learning is kind of learning method that take the problem as the first step in gathering and integrating new knowledge based on empirical experience in doing real activities. Here are the steps in this method implementation: a. Deciding basic question. b. Designing project plan. c. Arranging the schedule. d. Monitoring the activity and project progress. e. Examining the result. f. Evaluating the activities experiences.

3. Problem Based Learning.

This method is almost the same as the previous method. The similarity that both of the methods use problem as basic instruction, while the difference that in this method isn’t provided by producing the project which is the result of problem solving. Here are the steps of the problem based learning: a. Conditioning students into problem. b. Organizing instruction activity. c. Guiding individual and group investigation. d. Developing and presenting work result. e. Analyzing and evaluating the process of problem solving. The choosing of these learning model as the implementation of scientific approach requires deep analysis based on the characteristic of competence and instruction activity in syllabus. Hence, teachers have to completely understand about the concept of designing the lesson plan with the syllabus despite of many common challenges in teaching.

d. Authentic Assessment

Along with the implementation of 2013 curriculum, the Ministry of National Education and Culture through its law number 65 year 2013 chapter IV adopts authentic assessment as the assessment of instruction process. This assessment assesses students’ readiness, process, and result of complete learning. 27 The different characteristic and format of authentic assessment between previous form curriculum assessment is also attributed in this curriculum. The result of authentic assessment can be used by the teachers to plan remedial program, enrichment, and counseling service. Besides that, it can be also used as the substance to repair the instruction process based on the standard of educational assessment. Here is further explanation relates to Authentic assessment. Authentic means accurate or based in fact. 28 Assessment is defined as the process of making a judgement or forming an opinion, after considering something or someone carefully. 29 Form the literal definition above, authentic assessment can be defined as the process of judging or valuating something or someone based on real condition by considering the aspects carefully. Authentic assessment is defined by many educational language experts so far. O’Malley and Pierce in Hana stated that authentic assessment as the multiple forms of assessment reflecting students’ learning, achievement, motivation, and attitudes toward classroom instructional activities. 30 Another definition about authentic assessment is stated by Newman, Brandt and Wiggins in Bruce that assessment is authentic when it measures products or performances that having 27 Lampiran Peraturan Menteri Pendidikan dan Kebudayaan Republik Indonesia Nomor 65 tahun 2013.op.cit. p. 11 28 Macmillan English Dictionary for Advance Learners.op.cit. p.78 29 Ibid., p.70 30 Hana Yulinda Fithriyani, Implementing Authentic Assessment: A Challenge for English Language Teachers, p. 2

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