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ROELT

RESEARCH ON ENGLISH LANGUAGE

SUBJECT

LECTURER ROELT • ENGLISH EDUCATION DEPT • FTK • UIN SGD BANDUNG

Dr. Nia Kurniawati, M.Pd A. Subject Description


ID. 197509292008012006
Email. missniatasks@gmail.com This course exposes the students to theories about research methodology
Phone. 081321667199 and practices about how to conduct a research on English Language
Teaching (ELT) that covers the issues regarding teaching, learning, and
assessing.

There are sharing sessions about theories of research, supervising sessions


about how to construct instruments, presentations of students’ works, and
conferences for proposal writing.

At the end of the course, they are expected to be able to understand the
concepts of language research methodology, and apply them in their
future research. The students are obliged to submit a research
proposal as the output of the course.
B. Subject Requirements

To get satisfying results, the students are required to fulfill the following
requirements:
a. Attending at least 12 class meetings (out of 15 meetings);
b. Presenting the chapter in group;
c. Participating in the discussion actively:
d. Submitting weekly chapter report (including 2 reflective questions);
e. Reporting the results of “Meeting with My Academic Supervisor”
f. Submitting a research proposal at the end of the semester
The percentage for each requirements (in order): 15% + 20% + 10 % + 15%
+ 15% + 25% = 100%

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Meeting Agenda Materials
1 Introduction to Research on ELT Syllabus

2 What is research? What is ELT? An Teacher’s


Overview Presentation

ROELT
RESEARCH ON ENGLISH LANGUAGE
Task:
Annotation
(Task 1)

3 Presentation Group 1: Power point,


“Research Methodology: An Chapter report
Introduction”
Source:
Creswell
B. The Activities
(2012),
Merriam
(1998) The following is the
activities of the
Task: Weekly course:
Chapter
Report C. References

0 [TGIT] Tuesday Research: Students’ Creswell, J. W.


“Journal Review about related topics” writings (2012).
(Task 2)
Educational
4 Presentation Group 2: Power point, research:
Overview: Quantitative Research Method Chapter report planning,
conducting,
Creswell and
(2012), evaluating
Merriam quantitative
(1998)
and
Task: Weekly qualitative
Chapter research
Report (4th ed).
Boston:
0 [TGIT] Tuesday Research: A short written Pearson.
Talk to your academic supervisor: “Is my report Laws, K., & McLeod,
research topic possible?”
R. (n.d.).
(Task: Consultation Record) Case study
and
5 Presentation Group 3: Power point, grounded
Overview: Qualitative Research Method Chapter report theory : -

Creswell
(2012),
Merriam
(1998)

EMAIL 0 [TGIT] Tuesday


TWITTER HANDLE Research: TELEPHONEA short written LINKEDIN URL
Talk to your academic 2supervisor: “Is my report
research topic possible?”
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RESEARCH ON ENGLISH LANGUAGE

220MCLEO.pdf. Retrieved August 6, 2017, from


https://www.systemdynamics.org/conferences/2004/SDS_2004/PAP
ERS/220MCLEO.pdf
Merriam, S. B. (1998). Qualitative Research and Case Study Applications in
Education. Revised and Expanded from" Case Study Research in
Education.". ERIC.
Starman, A. B. (2013). The case study as a type of qualitative research.
Journal of Contemporary Educational Studies, 1, 28–43.

D. Learning Output
 A research proposal approved by academic supervisor

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