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Integration of
Islamic Values in
English Language
Teaching
By. Ati Adzki Fikria
ARGUMENTS ON THE
TEACHING OF VALUES
Veugelers & Vedder (2003) define 'value education' as the instruction of
positive values across various domains such as social, political, cultural,
and aesthetic aspects, all of which are encompassed by religion as a
guiding force.
Schwartz and Bilsky as cited by Van der Weide et al (2009) proposed a
consensus on five common features of values: values are
● Consensus pluralism
The values and principles to be taught in the school are obtained
through consensus and negotiation. This paradigm is mainly
adapted to maintain a secular, democratic and pluralistic school.
STRATEGIES TO 1. Curriculum
SITUATE ISLAMIC
VALUES IN EFL Utilizing Kerr's curriculum development model offers a
CLASSROOM practical approach for an educational institution that
aims to devise, execute, and actualize an English
curriculum. This involves assessing the challenges and
benefits of incorporating the Islamic education model
rooted in tawhid, as highlighted by Shah, Muhamad, and
Ismail (2012).
1. CURRICULUM
(Rohmah, 2012) provided learning materials that reflected
the amalgam of the Islamic messages in English language
2. Learning materials teaching. One of the available course books is "English in
Context" trainers under the Islamic Schools English
Language Project (ISELP). This book is used by the
teachers in pesantren. In this book, the Islamic messages
are included in two ways: 1) directly mentioning Islamic
topics like "How to wudhu", "Muslim to Muslim" and so
forth. 2) incorporating the Islamic messages in the
materials indirectly through pictures, names, building,
language activities, messages, etc.
Then, Umam (2014)
revealed that the integration
of Islamic values in
2. Learning materials Indonesian pesantrens could
be done by using the
existing textbooks
containing Islamic values.
Referring to this research,
there are some books; one of
them is “English for Muslim
Learners” written by
Irwansyah (2015).
2. Learning materials