Lesson Plan and PPP Method for Teaching Writing

b. Student

1. Motivation Brown 2001: 72 defines the term motivation as the extent in making choices about a goals to pursue and b the effort you will devote to that pursuit. It is important to the students to have such motivation in learning English because it is not their native language and it needs more effort to practice. That motivation can come from the outside or inside. Harmer 2001: 51 states that motivation which comes from outside is called extrinsic motivation and from inside is called intrinsic motivation. Brown 2001: 79-80 states that extrinsic values can be redirected through some ways. They are emphasizing the “big” picture – larger perspectives, allowing sufficient time for learning, cooperative learning activities, group work, content- centered teaching, and rewarding innovation and creativity. 2. Confidence Oxford dictionary defines the term confidence as the feeling or belief that one can have faith in or rely on someone or something. Brown 2001: 62 also defines it as students’ belief in their ability to accomplish a task. Students will express their idea if they have self-confidence. It is important because it influences their English learning and the final product of their writing. They should believe in their own writing ability. Pinter 2006: 57 states that to improve students’ motivation, the teachers need to take care to maintain and protect their learners’ motivation by offering stimulating activities and self-confidence. Brown 2001: 62 added that learners’ believe that they indeed are fully capable of accomplishing a task is at least partially a factor in their eventual success in attaining the task. Brown 2001: 62 also said there are several ways for teacher to build up students’ confident. They are showing a supportive attitude to the students, choosing the techniques which cognitively challenging but not over-whelming at an affective level, considering learners’ language ego, and helping the students to understand the confusion of culture.

c. Media

Media is one of the important parts of the language teaching and learning process because it can improve students’ understanding toward the material. Arsyad 2002 states that media is human or equipment that can give knowledge to the students. In choosing media, it is important for the teacher to consider some factors. Morgan and Bewen 1982: 3 say that before deciding aids or media in the lesson plan, the teacher must consider some points. They are the purposes and the objectives of the lesson, the characteristics of the students, the communication problems which may affect the lesson, and available resources. Using media in teaching and learning process will give some advantages for both teacher and students. Brinton 2001 states that media helps the teachers to motivate students. It also provides information as an input that can be understood by the students. Moreover, Sujana and Rivai 1992 state that there are two advantages of using media. They are improving students’ motivation because teaching learning process is more interesting and improving students’ understanding about the materials. In addition, Brown, Lewis, and Halcleroad 1983 state that the functions of media are: 1 to save time; 2 to stimulate interest; 3 to encourage students’ participation; 4 to provide a review; 5 to help students to learn communicate ideas visually; 6 to provide a medium for individual or group reports; and 7 to make a classroom dynamic, relevant, and attractive. 5. Cue Card Media a. Definition of Cue Card Now days, there are many kinds of media used by the teachers in the teaching and learning process. One of them is cue cards. TKT Teaching Knowledge Test glossary of ELT 2011 defines cue card as words or pictures that are used to prompt or encourage learners to produce particular language during controlled practice activity or drill. Moreover, Bazo 2007 states that cue cards are small photos or pictures that are stacked onto the cards. It is a kind of flashcard with images. Both teachers and students can make cards by themselves or modify the cards by adding some pictures, photos, or even words.

b. The Reasons of Implementing Cue Card for Teaching Writing

Harmer 2004: 87 states that even the most fluent writers in their own language need time to generate ideas and to plan what they are going to write. It is the same with most of students in Junior High School. They are difficult in generating their idea to write. That is why they need help to bring out their idea. Implementing the media in learning process is necessary because the purpose is to motivate student during the learning process Azhar, 2009. In choosing the best media, teachers have to know the students’ need based on the students’ characteristics. Gerlach and Ely 1980 classify six categories of media in teaching. They are picture which can be in the form of large or small photographs or any object or events, audio recording, motion picture, TV, and real things, simulation and model. Based on the six categories, picture is one of the media in teaching. Harmer 2001: 134 says that pictures can be in the form of cue cards. It means small cards which students use in pair or group work.

c. Advantages of Using Cue Card Media

Cue cards can be in the form of pictures. Pictures make it easier for people to catch ideas or information conveyed in them clearly, more than if merely expressed verbally Munadi, 2008. When the students observe pictures, they are able to write more, bring out the idea, and build creativity. As instructional media, pictures have some advantages. According to Latuheru 1988, the advantages are: 1 attracting and increasing students’ attention; 2 helping to cope with the differences of the students’ experiences due to differences in their social and economic backgrounds; 3 providing a learning experience that may be difficult to get in any other way; 4 helping arrange the experience the students acquire systematically to promote their cognitive development; 5 developing students’ ability to do self-learning based on their experiences and facts they learn; 6 decreasing verbalism using verbal language whether oral or written in the learning process.

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