MoT JCoT ICoT Linking Related Text

138 COURSE GRIDS Standard Competence Basic Competence Indicators Materials Teaching and Learning Activities Assessment Time Allocation Sources Technique Form Sample of Instruments 6. Expressing meaning in the written functional text and simple short essay in the forms of descriptive and recount to interact with others in daily life contexts. 6.2. To express meaning and rhetorical structure in simple short essay using various written forms accurately, fluently, and acceptably in daily life contexts in the forms of descriptive and recount. 1. Students are able to identify the language feature of a recount text. 2. Students are able to define the writing correction symbols. 3. Students are able to give feedback to the text. 4. Students are able to write past Meeting 1 a. Recount text b. Generic structure of recount text c. Language features of recount text d. Direct feedback CYCLE 1 Meeting 1: OPENING 1. Good morning. 2. How are you? 3. Now, let’s say a short prayer, shall we? 4. Let me ask you first, what did you do yesterday? MAIN ACTIVITIES 1. BKoF a. The teacher asks the students about their previous holiday.

2. MoT

a. The teacher shows the example of recount text Text 1. assignment Students’ writing Tell the class about your last holiday. To make it easier, use the following questions. 2 X 40 Anderson, Mark, Kathy Anderson. 1957. Text Types in English 1 . Australia: Macmillan Education Australia PTY LTD. 139 events. b. The teacher together with the students analyse the generic structure and the language features used in the Text 1. c. The teacher teaches the students about how to use direct feedback.

3. JCoT

a. The teacher asks the students to write past events text. b. The teacher asks the students to make a group of four. c. The teacher takes some of the texts and distributes it to the students to be given a direct feedback. 140

4. ICoT

a. The teacher gives back all of the students’ works. b. The teacher asks the students to revise their work. c. The teacher asks the students to submit their works.

5. Linking Related Text

a. The teacher gives the students homework. b. The teacher asks the students to make a recount text at home. CLOSING 1. Can you tell me what we have learned today? 2. You can write a story based on your experience, such as writing a diary. 3. How do you feel about our lesson today? 141 6. Expressing meaning in the written functional text and simple short essay in the forms of descriptive and recount to interact with others in daily life contexts. 6.2. To express meaning and rhetorical structure in simple short essay using various written forms accurately, fluently, and acceptably in daily life contexts in the forms of descriptive and recount. 1. Students are able to write a recount text. 2. Students are able to analyse a recount text. Meeting 2 a. Direct feedback Meeting 2: OPENING 1. Good morning. 2. How are you? 3. Now, let’s say a short prayer, shall we? 4. The teacher asks about the previous meeting and does a short review. MAIN ACTIVITIES 1. BKoF a. The teacher asks about previous meeting. b. The teacher asks about any difficulties they found. c. The teacher discussed the common mistakes the students made.

2. MoT