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Lesson Plan Math
made by Nurmalia Beladina
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DINAS PENDIDIKAN
SMP NEGERI 2 SEMARANG
Jl. Brigjen Katamso No.14
Telp (024) 8414168 Fax. (024) 8411211
Semarang-50125
Basic of Competence : 1.1
Standard of
Competence:
To understand the properties of operations the
numbers and capable of applying in problem solving.
Basic Competence :
To do the operations of integers and fractions.
Number of Hours : 2
x 40’ (1 meeting)
School : SMP Negeri 2 Semarang
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1 meeting
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Curriculum : KTSP
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Subject :
Mathematics
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Class/Smt:VII / 1
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Time: 2 x 40'
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Subject Material:
INTEGERS
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Teacher: Nurmalia Beladina
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Year : 2012/2013
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Standard of Competence
1. To understand the properties of operations
the numbers and capable of applying in problem solving.
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Basic Competence :
1.1 To do the operations of integers and
fractions.
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Indicator :
·
Understanding
the properties of division of integers accurately.
·
To solve
the operation of integers (division) accurately.
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Understanding
the least common multiple (LCM) and the greatest common divisor (GCD) with respect each other.
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To
determine the value of LCM and GCD accurately.
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Objectives:
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Students
are able to understand the properties of division of integers
accurately.
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Students
are able to solve the operation of integers (division) accurately.
·
Students
are able to understand the least common multiple (LCM) and the greatest
common divisor (GCD) with respect each
other.
·
Students
are able to determine the value of LCM and GCD accurately.
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Learning method
Lecturing, questioning, discussion, assignment,
and inquiry.
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Learning Model :
- Cooperative
Learning
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Activity 1: Method- tick as applicable
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Using ICT
Game
Discussion
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v
x
v
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Sosiodrama
Observation
Question and aswer
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X
V
V
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Individual
presentation
Group presentation
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X
V
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Assesment activities-tick
as applicable
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Question and answer
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V
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Revision exercise
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X
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Individual learner
review
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X
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Group Presentation
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V
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Observation
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V
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Homework
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V
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Individual
presentation
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X
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Discussion
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V
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Scenario / Teaching
and learning process
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Meeting : ......1........
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Content
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Duration
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Activities
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Character
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Introduction/Opening
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10 minutes
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The teacher come to the class on
time.
1. Greeting.
2. Teacher and students start the lesson by
praying together.
3. Teacher check students attendance.
4. Teacher inform about the topic that will be
studied and its goal:
§
Operation of integers
(division).
§
LCM and GCD
5. Students are given motivation.
6. Apperception
§ Teacher and students discuss homework from
the previous meeting (multiplication of integers) orally or by writing on the
board.
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polite
religious
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Main activity
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60 minutes
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Exploration
1.
Students
learns the materials about operation of integers (division) by paying
attention to the teacher’s slides and teacher’s explanations.
2.
Teacher
explains the material by using good
question such that the student can be active in the lecturing.
Elaboration
1. Teacher gives some questions to the students
while showing the slides and students are given chances to answer by rising
hand. The students that can answer correctly will be given a point.
2. Teacher divides the students become some
groups consist of 4-5 students.
3. Teacher gives group
assignment to students about operation of integers (division), LCM and GCD.
4. The students can discuss with their friends
by respect each other.
5. The students can ask the question if they
have problem in their discussion with courtesy.
6. The students are motivated to solve their
problems accurately.
Confirmation
1.
Teacher
gives chances for the students who want to answer orally or by writing on the
board.
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appreciative
self- goverment,
confidence
cooperative
confidence
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Closing
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10 minutes
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1.
Teacher
asks students to make conclusion.
2.
Teacher
gives appreciation for the active students.
3.
Teacher gives
homework from Mathematics Students Worksheet page 10-11 number 1-6.
4.
Teacher
inform about next materials and asks the students to study it at home.
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confidence
appreciative
responsible,
self-goverment
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Evaluation:
Did all learners
achieve all of the outcomes?
How
did you involve learners?
What
steps did you take to guide and support learners?
What
future improvements can be made of your lesson plan?
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Can be completed after lesson :
Written assessment
Teacher has given the assessment when
on main activities
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Reflection:
Question and aswer
the benefid of material/subject
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Resources:
Directorate
of junior high school development. (2007). Mathematics for Junior High School Year VII Student Book.
Jakarta.
Adinawan, Cholik. 2009. Math for
Junior High School 1st Semester Grade VII. Jakarta: Erlangga.
MGMP RSBI Matematika. (2012). Mathematics
Student Worksheet of RSBI. Semarang : Sarana Ilmu.
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Assessment
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Assessment indicator :
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Techniques
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Instruments
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Students are able to
determine the distribution of sweat gland
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Written test
Performance test
Quis
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Essay
Multiple choice
Matching
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ASSESSMENT.
Answer
these questions clearly.
1.
Do the following divisions!
a.
-75 : (-5)
b.
60 : (-4)
c.
-42 : 7
d.
0 : (-100)
e.
31 : 0
2.
If k = -40, l = 8, and m = 2. Find the value of:
a.
l : m
b.
k : l
3.
Find the LCM and the GCD of 28
and 42!
4.
Find the LCM and GCD of 50, 60,
and 75!
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Minimum
Mastery Creteria of Learning : 80
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Semarang, Agustus 2012
Acknowledgment,
Mathematics Teacher Teacher in Trining
Sumiyati, S.Pd Nurmalia Beladina
NIP. 196503221986012001 NIM. 4101409114
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Math
Announcement
ANNOUNCEMENT
What is announcement? Announcement
is something said, written or printed
to make known what has happen or (more often) what will happen. The purpose
is to inform someone about something.
If we want to write an announcement, we
have to pay attention to the following points; Title/type of event, Date/Time,
Place, Contact Person.
Drama Class
The Drama Class will
put on a play called “Super Swayamvara”. All Lecturers and parents are invited
to watch the play.
Date : December 21st
Time : 07.00 p.m.
Place : B6 FBS Unnes
Students who are
interested in taking part in this play may register their names with Mr.
Bambang. An audition will be held on October 3rd to choose actors
and actresses for the following parts:
1.
Rama
2.
Lakhsmana
3.
Sita
4.
Rahvana
5.
Supranaka
6.
King
7.
Soldiers
8.
Dancers
The play will be directed by Ms. Saki. Students who are chosen must come for practice at 2.00 p.m. in Gazebo b3.
Tuesday, July 2, 2013
Final Test Topics in Applied Linguistics
The
Application of Bilingual Class in Indonesia should be Re-examined
Introduction
Bilingual became very popular in Indonesia in recent years.
Most Indonesian schools struggling with bilingual education issue. Parents sent
their children to bilingual school with aims that their child will became a
great person in the future. In bilingual schools, all of the references book
use English. Students and teachers should be able to use English as well. Means that every day they will use English in teaching process,
it is good for students because they will practice English every day and became
good-quality students. There are so many advantages in bilingual school but bilingual
school also has disadvantages. Before we go further, what is bilingual
education? Bilingual education is a form of education in which information is
presented to the students in two (or more) languages. Any educational system
that utilizes more than one language is bilingual.
Students are the target of bilingual school and they are the
product of this program. It is the students’ process and product achievement
that becomes the success indicator. Some students think that they are happy and
enthusiasm in bilingual school because they can be more creative in using two
languages and can sharing their knowledge with students in the world. For some students,
they will be frustrated because of they should use more than one language in
their daily activity and translate their lesson into English.
Teacher as the facilitator that has a direct contact with
their students should be mastery English. Teachers must teach their students
using English and change their mind set from teaching using Bahasa only into
teaching using Bahasa and English. In this case, teacher is the key of
bilingual program. If they can deliver their lesson in English to their
students it can be successful program. But for those who can’t deliver their
lesson in English it can be disaster. In some lesson there is difficulty using
English in teaching process. Teacher should be efficient in deliver their
lesson and give instruction or their students will get confused.
If we talk about parents in this program, they will fell proud
because their children are on bilingual school. However, the big consideration
goes back to their children readiness. Their roles are very important, for
instance between the children and the parents should have a transaction
communication at home.
Bilingual school is a good idea for us to increase our
education quality. It can be very good for us if there is readiness from
students, teachers and parents. But it can be disaster if they fails do their
duty in this program. Government should re-examined school that doing this
programs, is their school ready enough or only want to be a popular school.
Why I choose this topic is because there are a lot of
students and teachers that fails doing their duty. Some students don’t
understand their teachers’ explanation and can’t use English in their
communication. Some teachers fail doing their duty because they can’t deliver
their lesson clearly. Government should re-examined bilingual school because
there are many schools that they not ready enough for this program. They choose
this program only want to increase their rate and become popular school.
Bilingual school is a good idea and can be a good way to increase our human
resources if there is good correlation between students, teachers and parents.
Objectives
My essay will provide reasons why Indonesian Government
should re-examined Bilingual school and the advantages and disadvantages of
bilingualism application.
Review
of Related Literature
The Act
of the Indonesian
Republic Number 20
Year 2003 Article
50 Verse 3 advocates that the Indonesian
government and the local government have to establish at least a unit of
education which holds
the international standard
at all levels
of education including elementary school
and secondary school
levels. This implies that every
province of Indonesia including Yogyakarta Special Province has to establish
bilingual class program from elementary school to secondary school level. This
program is primarily aimed at facilitating students to gain global perspectives
and to highly
acquire the target
language (English) as
the international language used
in many different
fields such as
education, information, communication, technology, trade, and
social culture.
The implementation of
the bilingual education
in Indonesia started
in 2004 and
gained its popularity for about 8
years establishing 1300 schools
categorized as international standardized schools in
2012. Since 2011
the bilingual education
program have been
criticized by some parties
which argue that
such a program
has discriminated the poor from
the rich as
those international
standardized schools are
mostly enjoyed by
the rich rather
than the poor.
This means that a great number of students of those schools are from the
rich family. Added to this,the bilingual class students are exclusively treated
in terms of school facilities, academic issues compared to non-bilingual class
students. This drives some opponent parties to take the case into judicial
review of the Act of the Indonesian Republic Number 20 Year 2003 Article 50
Verse 3 about the implementation of the bilingual class program. With
regard to this
issue, the Judicial Court in Indonesian
called MakamahKonstitusi came to the agreement that the bilingual
class program has to
be eradicated on
the grounds that
it violates the
basic laws of
Indonesian Republic Year 1945. In
other words, the bilingual class program has been banned to be carried out
since January 2013. To counter the decision of the Judicial Court, some
headmasters of the bilingual
schools state that
the bilingual class
program is beneficial
for students to
face the global challenges.
With regard
to the above
issue, this paper
attempts to provide
theoretical justification of the
bilingual education program
which has currently
become a controversial
issue in Indonesia.
It primary aims to
review a theoretical
framework of the
bilingual education program
which is believed to be an
effective way to face some challenges of the global lives.
Mostly parents are happy send their kids to bilingual
school, but the rest are anxious about their kids’ language development.
Parents’ anxiety is understandable as studies on bilingualism often produce
mixed results. Some studies have demonstrated positive effects of bilingualism,
but many others have shown just the opposite. J.F. Hammers and M.H.A Blanc
(2000) in their book Bilinguality and Bilingualism have managed to document
numerous studies showing that bilingualism results in a greater ability in
reconstruction perceptual situations and a greater sensitivity to semantic
relations between words, produces superior results on verbal and non-verbal
intelligence, better performance in rule-discovery tasks, and a greater degree
of divergent thinking.
Indonesia is suffering from what Steve Krashen, a renowned
American education specialist, dubs “English Fever” like other countries in
Asia such as China, Japan, and Korean.
Analysis
Bilingualism is good for countries that have already
prepared all the things that regarded to it. Meanwhile Indonesia is not ready
yet for this program. Indonesian government should prepare all of those things
that needed in this program. Such as qualified and competent teacher to teach
using two languages, facilities in school that support this program and also qualified
students.
In my opinion, Indonesia is not ready yet for this program.
For Indonesian teachers are not able to use target language in their teaching
process. They can open the class using target language but in their explanation
they can’t use effective language to their students. The effect of this problem
is students can’t understand what their teacher means and make them more
confuse about the subject.
This program should be re-examined because there are many
schools that don’t have qualified teachers and facilities. If this program isn’t
re-examined students will be victims and the goal of Indonesia country to
educate their citizen is fail. Students will get confuse in their learning
activity. Their score and spirit will go down, they will think that school is
boring. From language point of view, bilingualism is using two or more
languages. If their teacher is not capable using more than one language, they
will do code mixing. If their teacher does a code mixing, students can be
influence and do the same thing. Their communication will be mix between Bahasa
and English.
Parents are anxious about the condition of their children.
What happen with their children in school, why they are not enthusiasm go to
school and their communication with them is a bad (code mixing).
Summary
and Recommendation
Indonesia has problem in their education system. Bilingual
class that has a goal to make Indonesia better can be bad for students. The
problems in bilingual class are; first, the unqualified of teachers. Second,
the facilities can’t fulfill students’ need. Third, government is not ready
enough about this program and the direct action after this program.
When governments apply this program in a school that they
are not ready, it will be a program that consumes much money and the result
isn’t the expectation. Students as the product of this program can be
suffering. They will get confuse in their lesson and their politeness will be
decrease because of using more than one language that they are not mastery in
it.
My recommendation is government should re-examine this
program with more intensive supervision and assessment in a school that will
use this program.
Bibliography
Margana.(2013).
Theoretical Justification of
Bilingual Education Program in Indonesia. Yogyakarta
Rosita.Evaries.
(2010). Bilingual
Education:Problems and Solutions.
Jakarta. The Jakarta Post
Hallet. E.
Eric. (2005). Most Indonesian Schools Struggling with Bilingual Education.
Jakarta. The Jakarta Post
Fadillah.Afi.Sekolah
bilingual standar international di Indonesia. Bandung
Sunday, June 2, 2013
Lesson Plan Science
LESSON PLAN
Subject : Science
Grade/Semester : 5/2
Topic : Photosynthesis
Meeting : 1
Time Allocation : 60
minutes
I.
Standard
of Competence
2. Comprehending
the way of greenery make food.
II.
Basic
Competence
2 . 1 Identifying
the way of greenery make food.
III.
Indicators
1.
Observing plants in surroundings.
2. Identify
what is photosynthesis.
IV.
Learning
Objectives
a. Content
Objectives
At
the end of study,
Students
are able to know what photosynthesis is
Students
are able to describe the process of photosynthesis
b. Language
Objectives
At
the end of the study,
Students are able to pronounce some
terms related to photosynthesis.
Students are able to understand the
meaning of terms related to photosynthesis.
Students are able to use the terms
related to plants in sentences
c. Character
Education
·
Care
about green plants
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Cooperation
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Admiring
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Respect
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Diligence
V.
Learning
Materials
·
Pictures
of process photosynthesis
·
Explanation
about photosynthesis
·
Explanation
about how to pronoun word relating to the photosynthesis
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Example
of sentences using terminology dealing with photosynthesis
Content
materials:
plant /plɑːnt/ tumbuhan
Leaf /liːf/ daun
Chlorophyll /ˈklɒr.ə.fɪl/ klorofil
Photosynthesis
/ˌfəʊ.tə ʊ ˈsɪn t .θə.sɪs/ fotosintesis
PHOTOSYNTHESIS
PART I: THE SUN AND LIGHT
Not all of the light from the Sun makes it to the surface of the
Earth. Even the light that does make it here is reflected and spread out. The
little light that does make it here is enough for the plants of the world to
survive and go through the process of photosynthesis. Light is actually
energy, electromagnetic energy to be exact. When that energy gets to a green
plant, all sorts of reactions can take place to store energy in the form of
sugar molecules.
Remember we said that not all the energy from the Sun makes it to plants? Even when light gets to a plant, the plant doesn't use all of it. It actually uses only certain colors to make photosynthesis happen. Plants mostly absorb red and blue wavelengths. When you see a color, it is actually a color that the object does NOT absorb. In the case of green plants, they do not absorb light from the green range.
Remember we said that not all the energy from the Sun makes it to plants? Even when light gets to a plant, the plant doesn't use all of it. It actually uses only certain colors to make photosynthesis happen. Plants mostly absorb red and blue wavelengths. When you see a color, it is actually a color that the object does NOT absorb. In the case of green plants, they do not absorb light from the green range.
PART II: THE CHLOROPLAST
We want to reinforce that photosynthesis happens in the chloroplast. Within
this cell organelle is the chlorophyll that captures the light from the
Sun. We'll talk about it in a bit, but the chloroplasts are working night and
day with different jobs. The molecules are moved and converted in the area
called the stroma.
PART III: THE MOLECULES
Chlorophyll is the magic compound that can
grab that sunlight and start the whole process. Chlorophyll is actually quite a
varied compound. There are four (4) types: a, b, c, and d. Chlorophyll can also
be found in many microorganisms and even some prokaryotic cells. However, as
far as plants are concerned, the chlorophyll is found in the chloroplasts. The
other big molecules are water (H2O), carbon dioxide (CO2),
oxygen (O2) and glucose (C6H12O6).
Carbon dioxide and water combine with light to create oxygen and glucose. That
glucose is used in various forms by every creature on the planet. Animal cells
require oxygen to survive. Animal cells need an aerobic environment (one with
oxygen).
PART IV: LIGHT AND DARK
REACTIONS
The whole process doesn't happen
all at one time. The process of photosynthesis is divided into two main parts.
The first part is called the light dependent reaction. This reaction
happens when the light energy is captured and pushed into a chemical called
ATP. The second part of the process happens when the ATP is used to make
glucose (the Calvin Cycle). That second part is called the light
independent reaction.
Vocabulary
Chlorophyll-A
green substance which gives leaves their color. Chlorophyll absorbs energy from
sunlight which a plant
uses to make food.
Chloroplast-A
small particle that contains chlorophyll and is the site where photosynthesis
and starchnformation occur.
Photosynthesis-The
formation of carbohydrates in the chlorophyll-containing tissues of plants
exposednto light.
Stomata-Very
small holes in the surface of a leaf. Oxygen and carbon dioxide from the air
enter throughnthe stomata; oxygen, carbon dioxide and water vapor leave
through the stomata.
Sun /sʌn/ Matahari
Earth /ɜːθ/ bumi
Plants /plɑːnt/ tumbuh-tumbuhan
Photosynthesis /ˌfəʊ.tə ʊ ˈsɪn t .θə.sɪs/ fotosintesis
Chloroplasts /ˈklɒr.ə.plɑːst/ kloroplas
Chlorophyll /ˈklɒr.ə.fɪl/ klorofil
Organelle /ˌɔː.g ə nˈel/ organel
Stoma /ˈstəʊ.mə/ stoma
Carbon dioxide /ˈkɑː.b ə n daɪˈɒk.saɪd/ karbon dioksida
Cell /sel/ sel
VI.
Method
1.
Icebreaker
2.
Lecturing
3.
PP game
(pleasant photosynthesis)
4.
Exercises
5.
Closing
(team pair solo)
VII.
Learning Activities
1.Opening ( 3 minutes)
Teacher’s Roles
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Student’s Roles
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Teacher open the class
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Students are listening and answering teachers questions
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Teacher check the attendant
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Student rise their hand if their name is called
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Teacher give students icebreaker
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Students do what their teacher ask and pay attention
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Teacher tell the students what will they learn in this class
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Students are listening
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2. main activity
Teacher’s
Roles
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Students’
Roles
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·
Teacher explains about how plants get their own food.
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·
Students are listening to teacher’s explanation.
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·
Teacher asks seven students to come in front of the class.
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·
Students’ representative comes forward.
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·
Teacher divided the students into the sun, plant, water,
carbon dioxide, nutrient, sugar, and narrator.
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·
Students listen and doing their job.
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·
Teacher asks students to practice that they were as a
photosynthesis process.
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·
Students doing their role and the rest watch their
friends.
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·
Teacher asks two or three students to come forward to act
that they are an animal and human.
|
·
Students learn a process of photosynthesis by different
way.
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·
Teacher gives comment and also compliment and a little
description of PP game.
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Students listen and rest for a while.
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3.Closing ( 5 minutes )
Teacher’s Roles
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Student’s Roles
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Teacher gives their students opportunity to ask
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Students ask their teacher if they have a question or problem in learning
photosynthesis process
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Teacher ask their students to write summary of photosynthesis
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Students write summary
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Teacher
gives students assignment and some comment that can increase their spirit
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Students write the assignment
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Teacher
closes the class.
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Students ready to end the class
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VIII.
Learning Media and Resource
1.
White board
and some board marker
2.
Laptop and
LCD
3.
Resource
book
4.
PPT slides
IX.
Assessment
1.
Spoken test
2.
Written test
Indicators
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Technique
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Form
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Instrument
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o
Identifying what photosynthesis is
o
Making summary of photosynthesis
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Written test
Written
test
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Individual and group tasks
An essay
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o
Description about photosynthesis
o
Make an essay about photosynthesis
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Written test
1.
What is
photosynthesis?
2.
Why plants
need photosynthesis?
3.
Do plants
need light in photosynthesis? Why?
4.
What is the
result of photosynthesis?
5.
Does
photosynthesis damage our life? Why?
Project 1
Make a summary of
photosynthesis process and draw the picture of it.
Rubric of project 1
Criteria
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Very
poor
(5-9)
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Poor
(10-14)
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Medium
(15-19)
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Good
(20-24)
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Excellent
(25)
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Spelling
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Many spelling errors.
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Some spells errors. (10-14)
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Few spell errors. (6-9)
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Few spell errors. (1-5)
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No spelling errors.
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Grammar
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More than 15 grammatical errors.
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11-15 grammatical error.
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6 to 10 grammatical errors.
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1 to 5 grammatical errors.
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There is no grammatical error.
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Topic
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Key words not clear
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Main idea not clear
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Good main idea
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Very good main idea
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Interesting, well-stated idea
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Punctuation
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.many punctuation and case errors
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Few punctuation and case errors
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Minor punctuation and case errors
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Correct punctuation and case errors
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punctuation and case errors; variety used
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Spoken assessment
NO
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Criteria
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Score
60-70
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71-85
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86-100
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1
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Vocal
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Sometimes clear
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Clear
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Very clear
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2
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Participation
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Passive
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Sometimes Active
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Active
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3
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Manner
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Bad manner
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Sometimes good
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Good manner
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