Learning Indicators Learning Materials Teacher’s Guide and Teaching Procedure Questions in “Let’s Sum Up” Let’s Get Started

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I. No Statement Degree

of Agreement Central Tendency 4 3 2 1 N Mean

A. Learning Indicators

1. The learning indicators are able to support the achievement of the general purposes. 1 3 4 3.25 2. The learning indicators are specific and well-formulated. 4 4 4

B. Learning Materials

3. The materials help learners to achieve the learning indicators. 2 2 4 3.5 4. The materials are suitable with the needs on English for Taman Wisata Candi Prambanan staff. 2 2 4 3.5 5. The activities are fun and motivating. 3 1 4 3 6. The materials are within the allotted time. 3 1 4 3.75 7. The discussion on each unit are relevant to the topic. 2 2 4 3.5 8. The instruction for students are helpful and easy to comprehend. 1 2 1 4 3 9. The materials are arranged systematically according to the level of difficulty from the least difficult to the most difficult 1 3 4 3.25 10. The activities are various and encourage learners to speak. 2 2 4 3.5

C. Teacher’s Guide and Teaching Procedure

11. The teacher’s guide is helpful and understandable 2 1 1 4 3.25 12. The lesson plans are able to give clear picture of how to implement the materials. 1 3 4 3.25 13. The teaching procedure is helpful and able to give the the overview of the materials. 1 3 1 4 3.25

D. Questions in “Let’s Sum Up”

14. The questions are clear and understandable. 1 3 4 3.25 15. The questions have encouraged learners to share their feelings freely. 4 4 3 16. The questions have facilitated learners to connect what they have learned to 4 4 3 PLAGIAT MERUPAKAN TINDAKAN TIDAK TERPUJI PLAGIAT MERUPAKAN TINDAKAN TIDAK TERPUJI 106 the real world. 17. The questions have facilitated learners to monitor their own progress. 1 3 4 3.25

F. Overall Evaluation

18. The layout of the materials is attractive and well-designed. 2 1 1 4 3.25 19. The Task Based Language Teaching framework has been implemented well in the materials. 1 3 4 3.25 20. In overall, the learning materials are well developed. 4 4 3 II. 1. Comments on the designed materials • It provides topics suitable for the target needs and fields • It is good, only in some parts, like the conversations are too long • Make it simpler still considering the student’s level in English • Add vocabulary list which related to the topic more. • The lay-out is good. • All units are colorful; this makes the interesting design. • There are a lot of variations. • The design looks crowded. • Please consider the layout-some pages are too full. • The font size is too small. • Get a clear picture. • It is good and well designed.

2. Comments on the Teacher’s Guide:

• The Teacher’s Guide is clear enough.

3. Suggestions to improve the materials:

• If the teacher does not have the Student’s Book, heshe will have no idea what materials teach and how they are arranged. Why not structuring it in accordance with the Student’s Book and provides it with the materials of the Student’s Book. • Re-check the grammatical precision in both books. • Add the symbol for listening passage. 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English is the international language of the world. Furthermore, English is used by people who work in tourism because they will deal with foreigners. English can be the “bridge” among people who speak different languages. By learning English and mastering English, you will be able to communicate with foreigners and prevent misunderstanding. As a result, you will be able to give the best services for the tourists because you know what they are saying. The Communicative English for Prambanan Staff is the book designed for the staff of Taman Wisata Candi Prambanan. There is not a doubt that English needs to be mastered by the staff of Taman Wisata Candi Prambanan because they will have contact with tourists from many countries. This book will help the staff of Taman Wisata Candi Prambanan to learn English communicatively. The materials in this book are closely related to the needs of the staff in the working field. Therefore, this book will help you a lot in learning English. It is hoped that you can practice what you have learned from this book in the real world. 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The Student Book contains various learning activities which help learners learn English that will be useful in their working field. The materials inside the Student Book will help the learners to practice English for communicative purpose. The materials were developed based on the needs of English in tourism, especially in Taman Wisata Candi Prambanan. The skills are taught in combination, but this book focuses mainly on the Speaking skill, using Task‐Based Language Teaching. This book aims to help the teachers implement the materials in the Student’s Book more effectively. Therefore, there will be six sections elaborated in this book: 1 overview of the learning materials, 2 syllabus and lesson plans, 3 teaching procedure, 4 task instructions for the teachers, 5 photocopiable task materials, and 6 Teacher’s Book completed by answer key. The overview of the materials is given to give insight about the principles of Task‐ Based Language Teaching underlying the teachinglearning activities in the materials. Furthermore, the teaching procedure uses as the basis in implementing the materials. It covers the topics, unit name, indicators, phase, procedure, and tasks that are used in each phase. Syllabus and lesson plans are provided to give clear illustration on the ideal implementation of the materials. Task instructions are also given since giving task is one of the most difficult things to do in Task‐Based. Therefore, this book provides clear task instruction for teachers to do the tasks. In addition, this book also provides the Teacher’s Book completed by the answer key for each exercise. The photocopiable task materials were also provided in this book. The writer does hope that this book will be useful for the users especially for the English teachers who want to implement the materials. The writer, Elisabet Kurnia Wijayanti PLAGIAT MERUPAKAN TINDAKAN TIDAK TERPUJI PLAGIAT MERUPAKAN TINDAKAN TIDAK TERPUJI 2 The Overview of the Designed Materials All of the materials and teaching‐learning activities in the Student Book were developed based on the principles of Task‐Based Language Teaching TBLT. This part will elaborate the basic principles of TBLT in order to give the users of this book a clearer description and better understanding towards the principles underlying the materials and activities in the Student Book. TBLT, also referred as the Task‐Based Learning or the Task‐Based Instruction, is another development of the Communicative Language Teaching, a pedagogical approach which sees a language primarily as a means of communication. In Task‐Based Language Teaching, tasks are used as the core unit of planning and instruction in language teaching. By engaging learners in tasks world, it will provide better context for the activation of learning processes than form‐focused activities. It also provides opportunities for language learning to take place. Tasks also create opportunities and involve learners in a meaningful communication, a situation in which they can learn the language best. Furthermore, in Task‐Based Language Teaching language is primarily a means of making meaning. Learners do not talk about language; they use the language to deliver their ideas, to express their feeling and to accomplish the tasks. The focus on form or linguistic element in Task‐ Based Language Teaching is learned after learners experience and explore with the language they have. This way, the grammatical items to be learned will be more significant and relevant to their needs, and, would promote learning. The concepts elaborated above are the foundation of the teachinglearning activities in the Student Book. There are five important sections:

A. Let’s Get Started

This section aims to introduce the learners to the context. In this part, learners were given some questions related to the learners’ daily activity that related to the topic as well. The learners were also introduced to some key vocabularies and expressions that would be used in the next section.

B. Let’s Experience