Rabu, 18 Juni 2014

PIDGIN and CREOLE


written by: Faizatul Mufidah
PIDGIN and CREOLES

PIDGIN
A pidgin is a language with no native speakers: it is no one’s first language but is a contact language.[1] Pidgin language is a simplified language that develops as a means of communication between two or more groups that do not have a language in common. That is, it is the product of a multilingual situation in which those who wish to communicate must find or improvise a simple language system that will enable them to do. So very often too, that situation is one in which there is an imbalance of power among the languages as the speakers of one language dominate the speakers of the other languages economically and socially. In another that, pidgin may also be used as the specific name for local pidgins or creoles.
The vocabulary of a pidgin or a creole has a great many similarities to that of the standard language with which it is associated. However, it will be much more limited, and phonological and morphological simplification often leads to words assuming somewhat different shapes.

For example, the terms Hawaiian Pidgin English and Hawaiian Creole English may be used by even the same creolist (Bickerton, 1977, 1983) to describe the same variety.[2]

Examples of the Hawaiian Pidgin spoken by people who immigrated around the turn of the century:[3]
"Inside dirt and cover and blanket, finish"
"They put the body in the ground and covered it with a blanket and that's all."
"Me cape buy, me check make."
"He bought my coffee; he made me out a check."
"I bought coffee, I made him out a check."
"Building-high place-wall pat-time-nowtime-an' den-a new tempecha eri time show you."
Here the speaker was seeing (for the first time) an electric sign high up on a building in Los Angeles which displayed the time and temperature
"Good, dis one. Kaukau any kin' dis one. Pilipine islan' no good. No mo money."
"It's better here than in the Philippines; here you can get all kinds of food, but over there there isn't any money to buy food with."
CREOLES
A creole is often defined as a pidgin that has become the first language of a new generation of speakers.[4] A creole language, or simply a creole, is a stable natural language that has developed from a pidgin. Creoles differ from pidgins because creoles have been nativized by children as their primary language, with the result that they have features of natural languages that are normally missing from pidgins, which are not anyone’s first language.
The vocabulary of a creole language is largely supplied by the parent languages, particularly that of the most dominant group in the social context of the creole’s instruction, though there are often clear phonetic and semantic shifts. On the other hand, the grammar often has original features that may differ substantially from those of the parent language.

Examples of the Hawaiian Creole spoken by the children of the immigrants:
"Da firs japani came ran away from japan come."
'The first Japanese who arrived ran away from Japan to here.'
"Some filipino wok o-he-ah dey wen' couple ye-ahs in filipin islan'."
'Some Filipinos who worked over here went back to the Phillippines for a couple of years.'
"People no like t'come fo' go wok."
'People don't want to have him go to work [for them]."
"One day had pleny dis mountain fish come down."
'One day there were a lot of these fish from the mountains that came down [the river].


[1] Ronald Wardaugh. An introduction to Sociolinguistics
[2] Ibid
[3] http://www.ling.ohio-state.edu/-swinters/371/Hawaiian.html
[4] Ronald Wardaugh. An introduction to Sociolinguistics

Collaborative writing using Google Drive

As like I explained before..
this is an example of my Result work with my friends on CALL..

http://jorsbust.blogspot.com/2014/05/collaborative-witting-use-google-drive.html

Skype



Skype is calling online with web-cam. Its like Internet free call. You can look face people who want you call. Get your Skype on http://www.skype.com/en/. To get more information about How to use Skype http://www.imore.com/skype-ipad . This is an example of my group video using Skype..

http://jorsbust.blogspot.com/2014/05/video-conference-use-skype.html

Teaching using Technology "Facebook"

Teaching using technology

As we know that many people were familiar with the word "Technology". Many people are using technology to help or reduce their activities or just help them when they are working. Technology like a computer, laptop, LCD, and mobile phone. It's can be useful if we know how to use them not just for communication or do your task. One of thing that important to know about technology is 3W "Whatever, Whenever, and Wherever"

1. Whatever, it means that whatever you want to know you can looking for or search by internet on www.google.com . by using Internet you can know more information or knowledge that you want.

2. Whenever, it means that whenever you want to get information you will not disturb with your time.

3. Wherever, it wherever you want to know information you have not go in library or bookstore.

One of alternative that I think more useful when teaching using technology is "Facebook". Facebook is one of kinds social network that often used by many people in the world. Teaching with using facebook, its more useful because many students used it. As a teacher you can make a group on Facebook as your classroom. You can post materials and ask your students to comment it. And you can post video or file to give your students.

Download facebook on www.facebook.com

Podcast

Teaching Listening Using Podcast



Podcast is audio or video file, can be downloaded to a computer or mobile device. Teaching listening using Podcast is very popular today.  By using podcast, we can make our listening more exciting and we can make our podcast or download in website. In addition, we can subscribe from some website to get a podcast. In session 11, we study how to create podcast by the topic “CULTURE SHOCK”. You can listen and download the Podcast by click link below.

MIND MAPPING OF ESL RESOURCES

MIND MAPPING OF ESL RESOURCES


On my Call session 5, me and my friends make mind mapping either use web base or software like XMIND. My Club makes mind mapping use XMIND like bellow:



You can download software XMIND HERE
or You download and open My Club MindMapping of ESL Resources HERE

Introduction to research in education


FaizatulMufidah “Writing 4”
Introduction to research in education by Ary_Lucy

How to formulate a research problem are:
a.       Decide on the general problem area
b.     Establish the problem but, rather, to the fact that beginners must select a problem very early, when their understanding of how to do research is most limited
c.       make questionnaire for the problem that research can answer (one should have knowledge or experience in an area), the question chosen for investigation should hold deep interest or be one about which the researcher is really curious
d.      After having chosen the general area of investigation, the researcher then narrows it down to a specific statement of the research question
e.       They must evaluate the significance of the proposed problem in terms of specific criteria

Sources of problem
The first question most students ask is “How do I find a research problem? “Although there are no set rules for locating a problem, certain suggestions can help. Three important sources for research problems are experience, deductions from theory, and related literature. Non-education sources may also be useful. These sources are appropriate in both quantitative and qualitative research.
a.       Experience
b.      Theories

Choosing a Theory
Not all theories are equally useful to a beginning researcher. Let us examine some of the characteristics one searches for in a good theory for a research study:
1.      An essential characteristic of a good theory is that it is testable.
2.      A good theory is not only testable but also falsifiable
3.      A good theory deals with some significant phenomenon or behavior that needs explanation, such as learning or motivation
4.      A good theory provides the simplest, clearest, and most plausible explanation for the phenomenon
5.      A good theory has internal consistency

Related to literature
a.       You may find a study that needs to be replicated
b.      You may find a question that represents the next logical step in the research on a problem

Therefore about a quantitative research question asks about the relationship between certain variables. The statement of the question should identify the population of interest and the variables to be investigated. A qualitative research question indicates the general purpose of the study. The criteria for evaluating qualitative problems are similar to those used for quantitative research problems.


·         Supporters of making proposals taken from journal that published by Canadian Center of Science and Education
Estimating the Effectiveness and Feasibility of a Game-based Project for Early Foreign Language Learning

Abstract
This paper outlines the rationale for and the purpose of designing and implementing a project aiming to make very young EFL learners develop their language skills through their involvement in interactive psychomotoractivities. The project, which is a part of a broader longitudinal project having introduced EFL in the firstprimary school grade, was implemented in two 2ndgrade Greek classrooms with a total of 44 seven year oldchildren. Multisensory teaching was followed through the use of a combination of activities: classroom creativeactivities included memory and word games, drawings, constructions, role-play games, pantomime as well assongs. In the gym, children participated in physical activities such as races, chases and hopscotch as well asdance and music activities, with the aim to improve their oral communicative skills and creativity. In order toexamine the effectiveness and feasibility of the project, an evaluation study was conducted by using a pre- andpost- language test and journals kept by the teachers. It was evident that the project had a positive effect ondeveloping very young learners’ language skills, and on enhancing their motivation to participate in psychomotoractivities.


Title of my planning proposal
Game-based as the attractionincreasesthe ability ofstudents injuniorhigh schoolstudentsinlearning English

Planning “Research Problem”
1.      What methods are being applied in teaching English for now this?
2.      Definition of game-based as one of methods English learning?
3.      Function of game-based?
4.      The advantages of game-based as one of themanner in which theteaching?
5.      How toapplythe methodgame-based in theclassroom?
6.      How the resultsofgame-based methodin influencingstudents' abilities?
7.      How to keep the game-based method can generate interest and enthusiasm in learning English?

Webquest

WebQuest

WebQuest is an Internet-based instructional media applications in which load the teaching plan. WebQuest aims to explore the material and internet media become better and useful, considering the number of irregularities on the internet. In addition, WebQuest can also train independence and improve students' critical thinking skills. The example of webquest is.. www.zunal.com

To be able to use this application, first follow the instructions below:
1. go to this site www.zunal.com

2. Click the register if you are a beginner in the use of this WebQuest.

3. Fill in the appropriate orders and instructions given.

4. Transform author's profile according to your profile

5. Fill WELCOME, INTRODUCTION, TASK, PROCESS, EVALUATION, and TEACHER PAGE CONCLUSION according to the material you want ..

If you want to know more about advantages and disadvantages, you can visit on http://oscarrory.edublogs.org/webquestsadvantages-disdvantages/ and more about explanation, http://www.thirteen.org/edonline/concept2class/webquests/index_sub1.html
good luck ..

READ FAST TRAIN PERFORMANCE

READ FAST TRAIN PERFORMANCE

written by: Faizatul Mufidah

Reading is the most appropriate way to world domination. That's the way Japanese people over 30 years ago. Having failed in World War II and the atomic bomb hit the U.S., Japan began to rebuild his country by reading. They began to include hundreds or even thousands of books from outside Japan, translated into Japanese, then began to encourage residents to maintain and keep reading. The results are extraordinary. Only in less than 30 years, Japan was able to get up. Even then offset the progress the United States and many other developed countries in building the economy and technology.

        The history of Japan after World War II, provides a vivid example of how to read and clearly able to bear a lot of advantages. Then read it in order to control the world.
Reading is a dynamic process to reconstruct the message that graphically desired by the researchers (Goodman 1996). In the development of reading the display are three known studies of the reading process. The first view is called by the ancient view. This view considers reading as a voice recognition process printed symbols (Harris in Olson, 1982). The second view, read as a symbol of the voice recognition process is printed, followed by understanding the meaning of explicit (Carroll in Olson, 1982). The third view is called the modern view, read not only the understanding and recognition of printed symbols, but more distant, is a critical process.
On how to read a known four kinds, namely: regular (plain), with a quick look, a glance, and high speed. First, how to read regular (ordinary). Second, how to read quickly see Skimming). Third, how to read to catch a glimpse (Scanning), and four high-speed reading (Warp Speed).

        The ability to read quickly a person should be coupled with the ability to understand the reading. A person can be said to understand the content of good reading if he can (a) know the words or sentences in reading or knowing its meaning, (b) connect the meaning, both denotative and connotative meanings held by contained in the passage, (c) knows all the meanings or perception of the meaning of it is contextual, and (d) make the value judgments based on reading the contents           of         experience.

            The ability to read quickly a person can be improved. At the time of starting to learn to read in elementary school to learn the letters, then connect the letters into words, then into a sentence without spelling out letter by letter. To improve reading speed, the first step that needs to be done is get rid of the myth, which reads: (1) reading is difficult, (2) may not use the finger when reading, (3) Reading should be done by spelling out word for word, and (4) should be read slowly   to         understand           its        contents.

 Understand   Quick   Read
            Speed ​​reading is a combination of motor skills (eye movement) or visual capabilities with a person's cognitive abilities in reading. Speed ​​reading is a mixture of speed reading with understanding the content of reading. Speed ​​read that one should understand the steps along with reading          material           that      has                   been        read.

            When we read the part quickly, the real purpose is not to search for words and pictures as quickly as possible, but to identify and understand the meaning of texts as efficiently as possible and then transfer this information into long-term memory in our brains. The ability to read quickly is to choose the content of reading skills that should be read in accordance with the objectives, which have relevance to the reader without wasting time to pursue other parts that are not   needed.

            In a quick read it a quick understanding as well. The understanding is that the priority in the speed-reading activities, not speed. However, it does not mean that reading comprehension is slow to improve, even people who used to read slower to understand the reading will be able to benefit greatly by reading quickly. As a rider, a good reader will set the pace and choose the best path to achieve its objectives. One's reading speed greatly depends on the material and the purpose of reading, and the extent to which the reader familiarity with the material.
Media   Practice    Quick    Read.

            In Teaching and learning activities (KBM), students always interact with the learning environment provided by teachers through the learning process. The learning environment includes learning objectives, instructional materials, and learning methodologies. In learning methodologies, there are two of the most prominent aspects, namely the method of learning and instructional       media  as         a          learning           tool.

            Media that can be used to improve the reading skills students can use the quick-assisted with OHP transparencies, also can use the software to read quickly. This medium has the advantage, among others (1) learning will attract more students are expected to encourage student motivation, (2) more clearly so as to facilitate student learning materials better understand its meaning, (3) learning methodology is more varied, and (4) learning focuses on students      by  conducting         various    activities.

            Learning to read faster media that can be used in improving the reading skills quickly divided into two types, namely (1) media learning speed reading for initial training, and (2) media for the measurement of learning to read fast. Both types of media that is explained in detail  as         follows.

1)    Initial Training      Media
            Speed ​​reading learning media used for initial training has many variations. Variations in media training aims to speed reading (1) train students eye movements (fixation), (2) practice concentration, (3) train the perception of students, and (4) train the memory. The four variations of the initial training media is delivered to students prior to the measurement of students quickly read                 as                     a                      whole.

            Initial training in reading speed media which aims to train the eye movement has two variations. The first media in the form of two small circles on the horizon that have different spacing in each row. Students need to see the circle without moving his head quickly.

            Good media form and alphabetical order of the numbers that were randomized in a box (rectangle). In the following rectangle contains twenty-six letters (A - Z) and numbers 1-50. Students need to draw as quickly as possible the line connecting the letters or numbers quickly and sequentially recorded latency by reducing the time to finish reading the time began to read.
            Initial training in reading speed media which aims to train students in a concentrated form of a sequence of images arranged vertically by different amounts. Form of images arranged vertically adjusted to the needs of students or students that are commonly encountered in school. Without lifting a finger, students count the number of images with a duration of not more than 30 seconds and write down on a circle are available.

            Other early media training aims to train students perceptions. This form of media lines of words arranged horizontally or vertically. Students cross out or try to find words that are similar to keywords that have been determined. Furthermore, the initial training media which aims to train students in the form of a series of memory images and figures are used to quickly (no more than 30 seconds) to the student, the student explained again.

            Of the various media are expected to start training students have the ability to move the eyes and have a pretty good memory.

           Student Media Measurement Capabilities Quick Read
           Someone must read quickly a part can condition the brain to work faster so that the concentration will be increased automatically. Thus, the ability to quickly read a person's ability to integrate motor skills (eye movement) or visual ability with cognitive ability or the contents of reading comprehension by answering questions related to reading.

            In developed countries, especially America, has conducted research on reading speed of students at every level of education. Speed ​​reading for American students in the primary in Indonesia is 140 wpm, equivalent to SMP / MT is 140 to 175 wpm, the level of Senior High School is 175 to 245 wpm, and college level 245 up to 280 wpm. For professionals, reading speed can reach 500 wpm.

            To measure students' ability to read quickly, there are two aspects that need to be measured, namely the aspect of speed reading and comprehension aspect. Aspects of reading speed can be measured by the number of words in the verse that reads divided by the difference between the initial reading by the end of time reading, while understanding is calculated by dividing the scores obtained by students with the maximum score that can be obtained by students. The results of multiplication between speed reading with understanding produces effective speed reading (KEM). In concrete terms, effective speed reading formula (KEM) is as follows.

  (1) K x B = ... ... wpm (words per minute)
         Wm

                     or

  (2) K. (60) x B = ... .... Wpm (words per minute)
         
The   wd

  Description:
 K: number of words that is read
 B:   Scores   obtained    by students
 Wn: read the time in minutes
 Si: Score ideal or maximum score
  Wd: reading time in seconds wpm: words per minute
 

            Learning media to measure the ability of fast reading speed of students must read and questions used to gauge student understanding. Readings can be taken from a variety of information media, both electronic and non electronic media.

            Learning media are quick to read this manual would require more effort from teachers, especially in correcting the results of student understanding. This can be overcome by the use of speed reading software. This software has the author made and until now there has been patented rights of authors, but the author has tested. Efforts to Improve Rapid Reading Ability to read a person's ability to rapidly integrate motor skills (eye movement) or visual ability with cognitive ability or the content of reading comprehension through answering questions related to reading. To that end, to improve the ability to read quickly, one must be able to improve motor skills and cognitive abilities.
 
            Motor skills can be improved by always practicing viksasi. Viksasi training can be done by: (1) eye exercises that aim to improve motor skills (see black circle, a kind of alphabet and numbers, read by the group said, listing the same word), (2) enhance cognitive abilities by training memory (remember the number , given the picture), and (3) continue to practice speed reading (reading passages and answering questions).

            So, there are no other words to increase the ability to read other people instead of continuous practice and create cultural activities read so far, not forced. Without reading we will be stunted, blind external knowledge, and less able to socialize. Remember, information is kept running quickly, while we still can at any time, about 24 hours per day. To that end, increase the speed of your reading skills.