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A. Students’ Perceptions on the process of Scaffolding Strategy Used in ER II
1. Modelling with Verbal
Commentary Phase
a. Did the course goals help you to know what should be achieved? Why yes? Why not?
4 b. Did the instruction in every task help you to
complete the tasks? Why yes? Why not? c. Did the scoring criteria given motivate you
to achieve excellence? Why yes? Why not? d. Did the deadline of the assignment
submission encourage you to be responsible on your task? Why yes? Why not?
2. Imitating Phase
a. Were there any alternative ways of learning? What were they? What kinds of
learning method were introduced?
4 b. Did class activities that were provided
minimize the learning boredom? Why yes? Why not?
c. Did the material review from the lecturer help you to conclude what you have learnt?
Why yes? Why not? d. Did the feedback from the lecturer help you
to do the task better? Why yes? Why not?
3. Removing Scaffolding
Phase a. Did the lecturer give you chances to have
consultation when I have difficulty in finishing the assignment? When? How
often? How do you get over the difficulty?
4 b. Did the class activities facilitate you to
interact cooperatively with other students? What activities? Why yes? Why not?
c. Did you have a wide chance to work in group? In what activities?Why not?
d. Were there any assignments that were for remedial? What are they?
How do you improve your work?
4. Independent Phase
a. Did you have freedom to select what you want to read? What do you feel?
How far lecturer interfere you in deciding the reading material?
4 b. Did the individual assignments help you to
enrich your knowledge? Why yes? Why not?
c. Did take home assignments encourage you to learn more about reading materials? Why
yes? Why not?
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continued from previous page d. Did class activities that were conducted
outside the class help you to develop your knowledge? Why yes? Why not?
B. Students’ Perceptions on the Implication of Scaffolding Strategy Used in ER