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were equivalent with competence standard in School-Based Curriculum. Since goals in education were said to be graded, competence standard in School-Based
Curriculum developed subsequent goals in the form of basic competence. The competence standard and the basic competence which the seventh grade hearing
impaired students should achieve according to the current curriculum were shown in Table 4.1.
Table 4.1. The Competence Standard and the Basic Competence of Speaking Skill for the Seventh Grade Hearing Impaired Students
Competence Standard Basic Competence
3. To express the meaning of extremely
simple oral andor sign transactionalinterpersonal
conversation texts language to interact with the nearest surroundings
3.1. To imitate extremely simple transactionalinterpersonal conversation
texts 3.2. To use the meaning in oral language styles
especially in extremely simple and acceptable transactionalinterpersonal
conversations involving such speech acts as greetings, self and others introduction,
thanking, and apologizing
4. To express the meaning of extremely
simple oral andor sign short functional texts to interact with the
nearest surroundings 4.1. To imitate extremely simple oral andor
sign short functional texts 4.2. To use the meaning in oral andor sign
language styles especially in extremely simple and acceptable short functional
texts e.g. instructions, items list, congratulations, announcement
B. Instructions
This part was the result of the second step of Dick and Carey Systems Approach Model, conducting instructional analysis. This analysis was done to
determine the steps which the learners should do in order to achieve goals. From the previous step, it was figured out that School-Based Curriculum demanded the
hearing impaired students to learn four functional speaking skills in the seventh grade. The functional skills were used as the topics in the instructional materials.
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Each topic represented different unit and title. In each unit, there were three parts developed. The first part, Identifying Expressions, was used to familiarize the
students with the expressions to be learned. Then, the second part, Getting Meaning, was used to deepen the students‟ comprehension in the meaning of the
learned expressions. Lastly, the third part, “Using Expressions”, was used to let the students use the learned expressions and vocabulary in context and recognize
simple grammar implicitly. Table 4.2 distributed the instructions which the students should do in every part of the developed units in order to perform goals.
Table 4.2. The Instructions of the English Speaking Instructional Materials Based on Eclectic Approach for the Seventh Grade Hearing Impaired Students
Topic: Unit and Title
Parts Instructions
Greetings: 1 Good morning
A. Identifying Expressions
Repeating the dialogues after reading the teacher‟s lips
B. Getting Meaning
Matching the English expressions with their meaning in Bahasa Indonesia
C. Using Expressions
Making short conversations with friend orally
Introduction: 2 I am Susi
A. Identifying Expressions
Repeating the monologues after reading the teacher‟s lips
B. Getting Meaning
Guessing the meaning of the English vocabulary in Bahasa Indonesia
C. Using Expressions
• Constructing sentences based on the
clues orally •
Introducing self orally •
In turn introducing a friend orally Thanking:
3 Thank you A.
Identifying Expressions Repeating the dialogues after reading
the teacher‟s lips B.
Getting Meaning Guessing the meaning of the English
vocabulary in Bahasa Indonesia C.
Using Expressions •
Constructing sentences based on the pictures orally
• Using the pictures to make short
conversations with friend orally Apologizing:
4 I‟m sorry A.
Identifying Expressions Repeating the dialogues after reading
the teacher‟s lips
B. Getting Meaning
Matching the English vocabulary with its picture and guessing its meaning in
Bahasa Indonesia
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Topic: Unit and Title
Parts Instructions
C. Using Expressions
Using the vocabulary to make short conversations with friend orally
C. Learners’ Needs and Characteristics and Learning Context