SYNCHRONIZATION OF ENGLISH STUDENTS’ WORKSHEET (LKS) TO THE CURRICULUM

<strong><em>Abstract:</em></strong><em> This analysis is intended to uncover the synchronization between the students’ worksheet for vocational high school to the School Based Curriculum. This research explores the profile of the English students’ worksheet; evaluate th...

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Main Authors: Neneng Heni Nurhidayah, Farouk Imam Arrasyid
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Tadris Bahasa Inggris IAIN Syekh Nurjati 2017-06-01
Series:ELT Echo: The Journal of English Language Teaching in Foreign Language Context
Online Access:https://www.syekhnurjati.ac.id/jurnal/index.php/eltecho/article/view/1589
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Summary:<strong><em>Abstract:</em></strong><em> This analysis is intended to uncover the synchronization between the students’ worksheet for vocational high school to the School Based Curriculum. This research explores the profile of the English students’ worksheet; evaluate the synchronization between the English students’ worksheet’s content and assessment to the learning objective in curriculum. This research utilizes qualitative research design, particularly in the form of a descriptive-evaluative content analysis. The data collection technique is in non-participant analysis study. The primary data is one printed students’ worksheet entitled “BAHASA INGGRIS Untuk SMK TEKNIK” published by MARGA MITRA and is used in SMK Al-Hidayah Cirebon. The data are analyzed by using textbook evaluation checklists which are represented into percentage and described into paragraph description as the result. The result of the research shows that the analyzed students’ worksheet obtains over a third of poor items, nearly two third of good items , and only a small portion of excellent. It means that this students’ worksheet is mostly categorized good in the term of general evaluation. However, fact found that some contents and assessments in this students’ worksheet are out of the guidance in the syllabus. It is clear that it contains roughly a quarter of not synchronous assessment in speaking, nearly a third in reading, and nearly two third in writing. It indicates that the references and the guidance of the students’ worksheet are questionable and untrustworthy</em><br /><p class="Default"><strong>Keywords:</strong><em> Students’ Worksheet, Synchronization, Curriculum, Syllabus, Learning Objective.</em></p>
ISSN:2579-8170
2549-5089