5. The Scoring
a. The Technique : Students compose summary and present it orally.
b. The Instrument : Speaking presentation
c. The Tests :
I. The discourse should contains :
1. What : What does the t ext t ell us about? 2. When : When did t he st ory occur?
3. Where : Where did t he st ory take place? 4. Who : is are the part icipant s in the t ext?
5. What : What are t he charact erist ics of each part icipant s?
II. It should comply with the Content, Coherence, Grammar, Vocabulary,
and Penmanship. d. The scoring computation :
1. For Roman I, each true answer has 2.
2. For Roman II, see scoring table below
3. Total score: I
5 x 2 = 10 II
5 x 2 = 10 + 20
4. Maximum score = 100
5. The score = Total Score : Maximum Score x 5
e. Scoring table :
No. Description
Score
I Each item contained in the text
Each item is wrongnot contained in the text 2
II 1. Content
2. Coherence 3. Grammar
4. Vocabulary 5. Penmanship
2 2
2 2
2
Approved by : English Teacher
Research Collaborator
Shelma Shakira Bhakti, S.Pd Gusrini
LESSON PLAN
2
The School : SMP Labschool Kebayoran
Subject : English
GradeSemester : 9 2
Terminal Objective : 1. Comprehend a text and a short essay of narrative.
2. Conduct a comprehensive monologue of narrative. Basic Competence
: 1.1. Able to comprehend a text and a short essay of narrative. 1.2. Able to conduct a comprehensive monologue of
narrative. Indicator
: a. Able to identify narrative characteristics through listening.
b. Able to comprehend narrative rhetoric through listening. c. Able to convey the meaning and rhetoric of a narrative.
d. Able to express thoughts clearly with correct language focus and grammar.
The Text : Narrative Text
Skill : Integrated skills of Listening - Speaking
Duration : 4 x 40 minutes
1. Enabling Objectives :
At the end of the lesson, Students are able to: a.
Comprehend a narrative through listening. b.
Identify the characteristics and structure of narrative through listening. c.
Convey the meaning and rhetoric of a narrative. d.
Use passive voice comprehensively in speaking.
2. Materials