Learning Reflection

                                                 Learning Reflection


Benefits from this subject 

1. This course made me knew a lot of new words that I didn't know


2. This course made me leaned more technology such as blogs, the online dictionary that I've never tried to do it before but now,  I knew how important it was.

3. I can type in English better than ever although it's not grammatically correct.




Short summary of each chapter

Chapter1: Recount
Recount is used to tell stories that already happened in the past  

Chapter2: Narrative
The meaning of narrative is a story or a description of a series of events or a particular way of explaining or understanding events. This chapter is used when you tell or write any story such as fiction, novel and etc.

Chapter3: Descriptive
This chapter is used to explain something, explain appliance, type, definition and etc.

Chapter4: Procedure
This chapter is used to explain steps of something.

Chapter5: Comparison and Contrast
This chapter is used to tell difference and similarity of things 

Chapter6: Cause and Effect
This chapter is used to find cause and effect of stories, you have to know about this because it will make you more understand the stories.

Chapter7: Definition and Classification
This chapter is used to explain the meaning of words and we can identify the types of something well.

Chapter8: Exemplification
This chapter is used when you want to give example, there are lots of words to use that you didn't know.

Chapter9: Problems and Solution
This chapter will make you know the identity words that you see, you will know that is the problems or solution.


I think this subject is really very useful and important because there are lots of things that I didn't know and I knew in this course, that's why I have to learn. 


                     Thank you, teacher
I wish you have good health and happy with your day without 
teaching.

Problem and Solution (Continue)

                    Problem and Solution (Continue)
                                  1 May 2017



  On  Monday1 May 2017. We learned chapter: Problem and Solution continue.

In the first of the class, the teacher checked that the students finished their homework. If they didn't do their homework, they can't attend the class until finished. After that, the teacher gave us the corrective feedback of the homework, it used for almost 2 hours. The last activity in this class and this semester too was whatching the cooking video of our friends.

This was the last class in this semester, I really enjoy more than every week passed  because there were less of subject matter and friends's cooking video were very fun, it wasn't stress and the teacher was feel good, it made us feel good too. 

This class stopped here with good mood because the time was over.
Thank you for your good teaching, your love and your partient with stubborn students like us.

                       Problem and Solution 
                                   24 April 2017


    On Monday10 April 2017. We learned chapter 9: Problem and Solution.

In the first of the class, the teacher told us about the date that we had to do the final examination, then we started to learned chapter 9: Problem and Solution. We read  the example text. The teacher showed us  about marker of problem and solution.

 Problem and Solution

  Problem and Solution is a pattern of organization where information in a passage is expressed as a dilemma or concerning issue (a problem) and something that was, can be, or should be done to remedy this issue (solution or attempted solution). The problem and solution text structure may seem like it would be easy to recognize, but it can be moderately difficult to identify because it is frequently confused with the cause and effect pattern of organization, as they both have relational structures; however, if you read the passage and look specifically for both a problem and a solution to the problem, you should find it pretty easy to distinguish from cause and effect, as cause and effect passages do not propose solutions to any negative occurrences within the passage but rather just explain why or how they happen.

Problem Marker :
Nouns
burden           danger           hardship           puzzle
challenge      deficiency      issue                 risk
complication  difficulty      lack                  setback
concern         dilemma        mistery             shortage
conflict         dispute           obtacle              threat 
crisis             excess            problem            trouble  

Solution Marker :
Verb
to address         to esse             to resolve    
to alleviate       to improve       to respond 
to answer         to overcome     to settle
to cope with     to relieve          to solve    
to deal with      to remedy         to tackle  

  After that, we did the exercise. When we finished, the teacher gave us the corrective answers suddenly. We stopped here because the time was over.

 I like this lesson and I think the easiest lesson in this semester because I can did all exercise.

http://www.ereadingworksheets.com/text-structure/patterns-of-organization/problem-and-solution/

Definition and Classification (Continue)

         Definition and Classification (Continue)
                                 10 April 2017

   
   On Monday10 April 2017. We learned chapter 7: Definition and Classification continue and Chapter 8: Exemplication.


  In the first of the class, the teacher gave us the corrective feedback of the exercise2 because last week. We had to do this at home, then we started to learn next chapter, charpter8: Exemplification.

Exemplification writing uses specific, vivid examples for the purpose of adding more information to explain, persuade, define, or illustrate a general idea. Likewise, exemplification provides solid support and strong evidence to prove the writer's main statement. Appropriate examples also create interest in a writing assignment.
By supplying specific examples, the writer adds additional who, what, when, where, why, and how information to elaborate on the main idea of a paragraph or essay. Good examples are logically related to the topic, and provide the mental imagery needed by the reader to make important connections. Making these connections with suitable examples is important, so that the author's intended meaning, difficult concepts, or unfamiliar ideas are made known and clearly understood. 

We had to do the exercise: text 1,2,3 and 4. Next, activity was watching the video that we cooked.

In that day, I really like this lesson because it was very easy to me when I tried to do the exercises.

http://slideplayer.com/slide/8790203/