Independent Learning Theoretical Description

16 Stage Level Content Critique Block Stage V L Figurative Language, Interpretation, Tragedy, Critical Writing K Plot, Setting and Atmosphere, Irony, Comedy, Content Evaluation J An Introduction to Critique, Essay Structure, Character Analysis Summary Block Stage IV I Persuasion, Argument, Description, Precise HI HII Reading Perspectives, Paragraph Connections, Character Variations, Summary Method Level H, Summarizing over Paragraph GI GII Reading Impressions, Identifying Paragraph Elements, Identifying Sentiment, Summary Method Level G, Summarizing a Single Paragraph Paragraph Building Block Stage III FI FII Referring Words, Interpreting Text, requirement of Questions, Unraveling Text, Recounting Story Events, Concision EI EII Links within Sentences, Diagramming Paragraphs, Scene Transition, Underlining Reason and Result DI DII Complex Sentence Analysis, Statement from Paragraphs, Topic, Main Idea, paragraph Development Sentence Building Block Stage II CI CII Part of a Sentence, Expression of Language, Sentence Construction, Elements of Statements, Organizing Information, Synthesizing Ideas BI BII Subject and Predicate, Expressions in the Past, Modifiers, Making Statements, Defining Words, Identifying Ideas, Comparing and Contrasting AI AII Simple Sentences, Basic Expressions, Making Short Sentences, Writing from Memory, Sentence Topics, Thought Sequence Word Building Block Stage I 2A Word Puzzle, Function of Words, Oral Reading 3A Spelling Patterns, Take the Tail, Syllables, Sentence Copying 4A Familiar Letter Combinations, Rhyming Skills, Sentence Tracing 5A Letter Tracing, Sound Parts, Word Tracing 6A Simple Phrases, Familiar Sentence Structures 7A Familiar Words, Word Stories Table 2.1.4 Kumon Programmes Kumon Educational, 2011 and with confidence. Kumon program is started from introducing vocabulary and teaching basic reading skills. “Students go on to learn about sentence structure, 17 paragraph building summarization and critical reading.” Kumon Educational, 2011. From table 2.1.4, it shows the stages of Kumon ’s curriculum. Kumon has six stages. One stage has some levels of study. For example, stage I has some levels, they are 7A until 2A. Each level has different content. Before attending Kumon English Course, children will have a placement test. The placement test in Kumon is to help students to study at their own learning level. It is clear that Kumon English Course is made to help children to conceive their English skills based on their ability. Although Kumon just focuses on children’s interest in reading, Kumon also pays attention in the others English skills. While doing worksheet writing, children must be listening and speaking with CD-textbook. The implementation of independent learning in Kumon English Course is explained as follow: Children will usually study two days a week in their local centre, and five days a week at home. At the centre, the instructor will select suitable work for the children and will monitor their progress, providing targeted support and feedback. The parents will need to mark and grade their child’s work on the days they study at home. This input is vital to success of the children’s study, and will mean they learn from corrections daily. Praise and encouragement are also invaluable. Kumon Educational, 2011 Therefore, children are studying not only in that local centre the building of Kumon English Course but also in their home. For example, children come to class every Tuesdays and Fridays. However, the rest days Wednesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays, Sundays, and Mondays children should study in their home with some worksheets as homework. From that statement, it shows that

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