Contoh Lesson Plan for Undergraduate Students

By: Sitti Fatimah Saleng (120221521886) / Class E

LESSON PLAN

University                   : State University of Malang

Level                           : Undergraduate

Course                        : Speaking III (Speaking for Academic Purposes)

Credits                        : 2

Skill                             : Reading

Status                          : Compulsory

Meeting                      : 5^th (the fifth) meeting

Time allocation          : 2 x 50 minutes

Competence Standard

Enable students to express their ideas spontaneously in the news reporting.

Basic Competence

The students are able to present the news report from written sources

Indicators

Presenting the news report from written sources. Students are able to:

·         Summarize the news accurately from written sources e.g. newspaper, tabloid, or magazine.

·         Present/retell the news report fluently, systematically and effectively

·         Use correct grammar, especially direct and indirect sentences format

·         Simplify and/or use their own effective language to retell the news

Topic/Materials

·     At the first time, teacher prepare news for students in order to be disscussed and reported in front of class. The topics are as follows;

-          Floods Submerge 5 Village in Gorontalo- Jakarta Pos

-          16 Afghans Dead in taliban Attack- Voa news

-          Lady Gaga Undergoes Hip Surgery- Voa news

-          Student in Trauma over Homeroom Teacher- Jakarta Pos

·     At the next meeting, the students select the news topics based on their own choice before the class. It should be the most current issues.

Resources

§ Newspaper, magazine, tabloid

Media

·     Whiteboard

·      dictionary

·      Laptop + LCD/Projector

Learning Method

Three phase technique (pre teaching-whilst teaching-post teaching)

Procedures

1.      Opening (5 minutes)

§ The lecturer explain the learning objective or standard competence that will be achieved.

2.      Main Activities
         Pre-activities

·         The lecturer introduces news retelling from newspaper or magazine

·         The lecturer models how to retell the news

·         The lecturer asks the student to ask questions about the news

Whilst-activities

§ The lecturer divides the class into four groups which every group contains five members.

§ The lecturer gives one news for each group.

§ The students discuss the content of given news in their group.

§ The students present the news to the other groups (everyone in the group have chance to present the news).

§ The other groups ask questions related to the news.

§ The teacher assesses the speaking performance of each group.

Post-activities

§ The teacher discusses the conclusion about the teaching and learning activities with the student.

§ The teacher give corrective feedback and motivation to students

3.      Follow-up Activity

§ The teacher gives individual assignment to find the most current issues on written resources in order to be presented or retold it in the next meeting.

4.      Closing

§ The teacher ends the activities of the class.

§ The teacher says farewell

Assessment

• The assessment is conducted during the activities
• Students’ assessment will be conducted based on the following components

Speaking Scoring Rubric

a.       Name                         :

b.       Date                           :

c.       Form of Speaking      : RetellingNews

No	Aspects	Score
		1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	W	W x S
1	Systematic Presentation
2	Fluent expression of utterances
3	Grammatical Accuracy
4	Vocabulary (appropriate choice of words)
5	Pronunciation of English sounds, words and sentences (intonation, stress, rhythm)
6	Communication ability (show communication strategies)
	Total

*W      : weight

   S       : Score

  Final Score   :  ∑ (W x S) x 10

Total W

The Description of Interval

Items	Interval
Excellent	91 – 100
Very Good	76 – 90
Good	61 – 75
Average	51 – 60
Poor	26 – 50
Very poor	0 – 25

APPENDICES

Materials

Floods submerge 5 villages in N. Gorontalo The Jakarta Post, Gorontalo | Archipelago | Thu, February 28 2013, 6:11 AM Heavy rain on Tuesday caused two rivers, Leyao and Bubode, to burst their banks and flood five villages in the Tomilito district, North Gorontalo regency, Gorontalo. The villages are Molintidu, Huidu Melito, Leyao, Bubode and Milango. North Gorontalo Disaster Mitigation Agency (BPBD) head Nurdin Humolungo said the floodwater was between 30 and 50 centimeters deep, inundating 306 houses in the five villages. Despite the natural disaster, the residents chose to stay at home. The floods also submerged around 35.32 hectares of rice fields in Milango, Bubode and Molintidu. "We confirm that the rice fields were totally destroyed and could not be harvested," Nurdin said, adding that four mosques and three schools were also flooded. The situation has also forced students to stay out of their schools. They might be able to return to school on Thursday. Tahir Laendeng, logistic and emergency unit head at the BPBD, called on the residents to stay alert following the possible heavy rain that might still hit areas across Gorontalo. The areas that are prone to flooding are the Tapa and Bone Pesisir districts, Bone Bolango regency, parts of the Trans Gorontalo-North Sulawesi route in North Gorontalo and some parts of Gorontalo City.

Lady Gaga Undergoes Hip Surgery- Voa news February 21, 2013 Lady Gaga said she has undergone surgery to repair an injured hip that forced the pop singer last week to cancel the remainder of her concert tour. The "Born This Way" singer thanked fans in a blog post on her littlemonsters.com fan website on Thursday, saying the setback was "just a bump in the road." "As they wheeled me into surgery...I thought about all of your pain and perseverance, your unique family situations, school environments, health issues, homelessness, identity struggles," wrote Lady Gaga, who often engages with her fans about their personal problems. "So I thought to myself, 'I'm alive; I'm living my dream, and this is just a bump in the road,'" she added. The 26-year-old singer tweeted on Wednesday that she was heading into surgery to treat a labral tear of her right hip. No timetable has been set for Lady Gaga to return to performing, and her tour operator said last week that she would need "strict downtime." Lady Gaga has been on the road for two years, performing concerts on six continents. The injury forced her to cancel some two dozen concerts in the United States as part of her "Born This Way Ball" tour.

Student in trauma over homeroom teacher The Jakarta Post, Jakarta | Jakarta | Thu, February 28 2013, 5:54 AM A first-grader in an elementary school in South Jakarta is afraid of going to school after his homeroom teacher, identified as Sa, threw a stainless steel ruler at him during class. Mohammad Nabil Syauqi, 7, a student of SDN Srengseng Sawah 06 Pagi elementary school in South Jakarta, had several times asked his parents to move him to another school, caused by probable trauma. "The latest was yesterday. As he [Nabil] arrived home, he told his mother that his teacher threw a ruler at him," the father, Syahrul Syarif, told reporters on Wednesday. Syahrul said Nabil sustained some injuries on his foot and refused to meet the teacher. He had asked the school to transfer the teacher or report the case to the police Principal Widi Fatimah apologized over the incident and promised to reprimand Sa. She requested that the student's family make no report to the police. "We will check whether the actions were intentional or not, and hope that this problem can be resolved in a good way," she told a press conference on Wednesday. "However, the authority to transfer a teacher lies with the Education Agency. As of now, we will move Nabil to another classroom."

16 Afghans Dead in Taliban Attack VOA News February 27, 2013 Afghan officials say Taliban insurgents have killed at least 16 people in eastern Afghanistan, with some civilians reported among the victims. Provincial Governor Musa Khan Akbarzada said militants infiltrated a police checkpoint in Andar district on Tuesday and killed 10 members of the local militia and at least six civilians. Details of their deaths are unclear, but there are some reports that the victims were poisoned before being shot to death. The provincial governor has not confirmed that they were poisoned. An investigation is underway. The Taliban claimed responsibility, in a statement to the French news agency, AFP. Also Wednesday, police said a suicide bomber on foot attacked a bus carrying Afghan army personnel and injured 10 people - six military and four civilians. No one was killed in the attack. A police spokesman said the attacker approached the bus in western Kabul Wednesday morning and detonated his explosives while the bus was picking up its passengers. The Taliban have also claimed that attack.