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Group 4 : Vita Andini, Rika Rahayu Ningsih, Nur Faridatul Hasanah, Ratna
Component The teacher uses teaching Methods: Contextual teaching-learning and Direct Method.
The students implement the result after analyzing the descriptive text by using Book Creator
application.
Instructional a. The students are able to identify the meaning of the descriptive text.
Objectives b. The students are able to describe the steps of rhetoric (Generic Structure) of the text
c. The students are able to describe the lexicogrammatical features of the text
d. The students are able to analyze the structure of descriptive text based on the example
given
e. The students are able to write the descriptive text about historical places or tourist places
and implement it in the Book Creator application.
1. Pre-activities
Greeting
Praying
Checking attendance list
Brainstorming
The teacher asks one student to come in front of the class and asks the other students to
describe the person.
2. Core activities
Observation
The teacher asks the students about the picture of Borobudur temple.
The teacher explains the definition, generic structure, language features, and example of
descriptive text. The example based on the picture before.
Questioning
The teacher guides the students to ask the question about the descriptive text through the
previous explanations
Thinking
The teacher asks the students to identify the text.
The teacher invites the students to read the text together.
The teacher asks the students to identify the main idea, general structure, language
features, and text information.
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Specific Skill Writing Skills
Experiment
The teacher asks the students to try to write the descriptive text in Book Creator
application. They can choose one of the historical places or tourist places in Indonesia.
Communicating
The teacher sees the students' results in Book Creator and asks them to communicate with
their friends.
3. Post activities
The teacher gives the task for the next meeting.
The teacher gives the conclusion.
The teacher gives motivation for the moral value from the topics
Assessment To assess the students’ work, the teacher uses a writing rubric from Finken and Ennis (1993)
which contains six components of assessment.
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incorrect.
Organization The sentence The sentence The sentence The sentence The
structure used structure used structure used structure usedsentence
in in reviewing in reviewing in reviewing structure
reviewing literary works literary works literature is used in
literary works is good and is quite good. good but the reviewing
is right, but has sentence is literary
good and a slightly incomplete. works is not
right. writing error. good
enough.
Convention Grammar, Grammar, Grammar, One of the Grammar,
diction, diction, diction, grammar, diction,
spelling, and spelling, and spelling, and diction, spelling,
punctuation punctuation punctuation spelling, and and
are all good are good and are quite good punctuation is punctuation
and right right, but has not good are not
a slightly enough. good
writing error. enough.
Integration All aspects of Most aspects Most aspects Most aspects All aspects
literary of literary of literary of literary of literary
criticism are criticism are criticism fit criticism do criticism do
good and fit good, there into the not fit the not fit the
the are characteristics characteristics characteristi
characteristics characteristics of literary of literary cs of
of literary of literary criticism. criticism. literary
criticism criticism that criticism.
have not yet
been emerged
Total Score