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4. Be able to express meanings in short functional texts and
monologues in the forms of daily-life-context reports,
narrative, and exposition. giving permission, and showing relief, pain, and
pleasure. 4.2 Be able to express meanings in spoken daily-life
monologue accurately, fluently, and acceptably in the forms of reports, narratives, and analytical
exposition.
Reading 5. Be able to understand
meanings in short functional texts and simple essays in the
forms of daily-life-context reports, narratives, and
exposition to access information.
5.1 Be able to respond to meanings short written formal and informal functional daily-life texts i.e.
banner, poster,
brochure, etc.
accurately, fluently, and acceptably.
5.2. Be able to respond to meanings and rhetorical steps in essays of daily-life report, narrative, and
analytical exposition accurately, fluently, and acceptably to access information.
Writing 6. Be able to express meanings
in essays in forms of daily-life report, narrative, and analytical
exposition 6.1 Be able to express meanings in short informal and
formal functional texts i.e. banner, poster, brochure,
etc accurately,
fluently, and
acceptably. 6.2 Be able to express meanings and rhetorical steps
in essays of report, narrative and analytical exposition accurately, fluently, and acceptably.
Since the designed material was for language major, the material was different from other classes. The goal and general purposes for language major was
appended with supplementary material which was arranged in SBC. It is shown in table 4.2 below.
Table 4.2: The Goals and General Purposes of the Supplementary Material
Competency Standards CS Basic Competencies BC
Listening 1.Be able to understand popular and
simplified literary works. 1.1 Be able to respond the meaning in the
spoken literary works, such as the English song and contemporary poetry.
1.2 Be able to understand and respond the meaning in the spoken literary works,
such as movie and contemporary drama.
Speaking 2.Be able to express popular and
2.1 Be able to carry out simple literary works
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simplified spoken literary works. such as the English song and
contemporary poetry. 2.2 Be able to carry out simple literary works
such as movie andor contemporary drama
Reading 3.Be able to understand popular and
simplified literary works. 3.1 Be able to respond the meaning in the
literary works, such as the English song and contemporary poetry.
3.2 Be able to respond the meaning the literary works, such as short story.
Writing
4. Be able to retell popular and simplified literary works.
4.1 Be able to write an essay about the song lyric.
4.2 Be able to retell a simplified English story into another composition withwithout
changing the time and place background.
The competency standards and basic competencies above were the expectation students should accomplish after learning English in the first semester
of eleventh grade. The CS and BC stated earlier would be the basis in designing integrated material.
The learning topics for eleventh grade of language major were stated in the competences. Each learning topic required certain skills to achieve. The list of the
topics and required skills are described in table 4.3 as follow:
Table 4.3: The Learning Topic of Materials
No. Learning Topic
Required Skills
1 Asking for and giving opinion
Listening, Speaking 2
Expressing satisfactory and dissatisfactory Listening, Speaking 3
Asking for and giving advice Listening, Speaking
4 Asking for and giving permission
Listening, Speaking 5
Giving advice Listening, Speaking
6 Expressing relief
Listening, Speaking 7
Expressing pain Listening, Speaking
8 Expressing pleasure
Listening, Speaking 9
Report Listening, Reading, Speaking, Writing
10 Narrative
Listening, Reading, Speaking, Writing
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