Perpustakaan Nasional: Ifutalog Dalam Terbitatr (KDT)
proceeding International confrence on Teaching Engtish as A ForeigB l-anguage
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Falerltas Sastra
Universias Muhanmadiyah Purwokerto
Jl. Raya nrkrnwafun" Kembaran' Purwokerto' Indonesia
Acknowledgement
The papers in this_volume are presorted at the 3rd COTEFL (Conference on Teaching
English as
A
Foreign Language)held May 2-3,2011
in
Purwokerto, Indonesia. The Intemational Conferenceis
devoted to researchers, practitioners, developers, an5fuody who wantsto
share hislher thoughtin
Englishteaching.
At
this
3rd chanciwe
fo-cuson
theawareness of multiculturalism and the availability of media. Both are to help us studying the
best practices in leanring and teaching English
The spirit
to
bring
anybody.&om some nations together hereis to
fosterfrrther
cooperation and exchangeof
ideas. As Allah
saysin
eu.-,
Al
Hujurat:!3, ,,yq
ayythg alnnqsuinnq
khalaqnqlatmmin
lhakarin
waonthg waja'alngkumihu'ooban
waqabgilalita'grafoo
inno alqamakum'indoAltqhi
atqqlatm innaAllgha
'oleemun khabeerun', that means:"O
mankind! We created you from a single (pair) of a male and a female, and madeyou
into
nations and tribes, that ye may know each other (not that ye may despise (each other)- Verily the most honoured of you in the sight of Allah is (hewhois)
the mosi righieousof
you. And Allah hasfull
knowledge and iswell
acquainted (withall
ihings)." Translated into English by YusufAli.rUe would
like to
thankall of
those who submitted abstractsfor
consideration- the referee
for
their invaluable contribution, and the membersof
the Organizing Committeefor
all their time and effort.we
gratefully acknowledge support from all of yorr.-Finally have a nice stay in Purwokerto and have a fruitful conference!
Dean of Letters Faculty
Table of Contents
Publication
...
ii
Preface......
v
Acknowledgement
...
vii
Table of Contents..._...
... DK Language Learningfor Intercaltural
Llnderstanding
v,
By Prof. Anthony J. Liddicoat
...::...
.(...
...3
Target Culture in English,
ror*of,
Teaching:P rospective English Teachers' p erspectives
ByProf. Bambang Yudi Cahyono, M.A,
ph.D...
... 13Multie thnocultural is m and Democracy In Indonesia
By Dr. Aris
Arif
Mundayat,M.A...
... 26li
Enhancing Learner Autonomy in Research project Work
through the Internet, CLL, and C-R
By Amponr Sa-ngiamwibool,
ph.D...
...tf:...
..-..32Tense and Aspect in English:
From Descriptive Grammar to Pedagogical Grammarfor EFL Learners in fndonesia
By Prof. Dr. Jufrizal, M.
Hum
...39Developing Genre-Based Rubrics
for
Assessing students' Explanation TextsBY
Refoaldi
...48
Do Nqtive English Speakers Need to be
fuatified
in Order to Teach English in Indonesia?By Rina Agustina, S.S.,
MApplling
T8SOL...
... 59Poetry, Gender and Teaching:
Building students' c haracte r through Mult icur tural L iterature
By Asih Sigit
Padmanugraha...
...64Multiculturalism in ELT as the Vf/eapon to Increase English Competence and Increase Local
Cultural Awqreness and Multiculturalism Tolerance
for
Preserving the ll'orld BiodiversityBy Hj. Like Raskova Octaberlina,
M.Ed
... 70Cultura! substitution strategy to Enhance Cultura/ Awareness
Contrastive Analysis on Translated Texts: The Unique Pronoun among languages
ii
EmpahzisedBy-Khristianto,
S.S...
"""'79
Using Infurtnation and Communication Technologt Skill in Teaching Engliqh
ny
eUurranman...
"""
87The Use of Intemet in Enhoncing Students' Reai#hg Comprehension through Understanding
M
orphol o gical Pro ces s esny
-trusniffadiati...
""""'
94Islamic Engtish Educardfor Teaching English in Islamic Context
By Edi Dwi Riyanto, Ambarizky and Esiti
Aji
Hastoningsih.'-..."
"""""""'
l0l
The Application of Multirnedia in
Increas
Mastery of Elementary SchoolsStudeits: ,en fxpLiimental Sntdy at SD
I
Cilongok, BanyumasBy Muhamad Rhsanu and Rizki
Februansyah.
"""'
108Teaching English
for
Kids through Songs and GamesByNad[hMu'-un...
"""""
113(Jsing Audacity in English Teaching and Learning
By Rahmad
Hidayat...
""""
l2OThe (Jse of Setf-made Dictionary to Improve Students' Pronunciation:
A
Case study in two Speaking CoursesBy
Riesky..
""""'
126Developing Speech Synthesis and Speech Recognition Software as Teaching Media
By Robianto,
S.P...-(Jsing Hip Hop to Help Students Learn English
... 140
By Edi Dwi Riyanto and Eko Wahyudi..-.
Motivating students to speak English by Applying Games Adaptedfrom a TV Quiz
t47
Teaching Big Classes Engtish ttsing a Cell Group Methotl Supported by BIItTUSM'lYA
(A
Metiod
used in Teaciting English Entrant Classes at BINUS Universittt)135
Promoting CoUege students' communication ability by means of English public Speaking
By Ahdi
Riyono
... 160Problems and Evaluation Models in Translation Class
ByCondroNurAlim,
S.S...
... 166Self Directed Learning and English SelfAccessed Materials:
Rationales and Designs
for
English Lqwguage Leaming in IndonesiaBy KadekDwi Cahaya
Putra...:...
-...172Teacher Feedback as an Evaluationfor Improving Students' Speech Performance
(A case study of English Presentation Subjectfor Accounting Computeization Students
at Telkom Polytechnic Bandung)
ByPikirWisnuWijayanto,
M.Hum
...lg0
using short Message service (sMS) Texts to Boost students' Motivation in Learning English
By R. Pujo Handoyo
...
... 190The Use of Micro Skill Components in Listening to English Native Speakers
By Asep Dudi Kurnia, Rina Herlina and
Purwati...
...199Teaching Speaking Based on Procedure Text Using Counseling-Learning Approachfor
Beginrters
By Saitul
Rifai...
...204Introducing Genres to Young Learners through Their Shared Expeiences
By Tuti
Purwati...
...208Evaluation And Assessment In
ELT
By
Supriusman...
...215Techniques For Teaching Writing In English As A Foreign Language (EFL) For Students
At Tertiary Level In Indonesia
By Dr. Syaifur Rochman, M.Ed.
Teso1...
...222Implementing 'FRIEND' to Develop Paragraphs
for
Young LeqrnersBy Faisal, S.S,
M.Pd
.... .. ...,.228Improving students'
Ability
in Narrative lTriting through Guided Question (GQ)By Sarwadi, S. Pd,
M.Pd...
...'..--...--238Teaching English in Indonesian primary schools: The missing
link
By SanthyHawanti, S.Pd.,
M.Pd...
---245Understanding Multiculturalism through Classroom Writing Activities
By
Sukamo
""""'252
Promoting Mutti-cutturat Approach
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r*
By Margana
Multiculturalism and Cross Cultural Unders tanding English as a Multicultural Communication Tools
for
All
,
,,'
ByNaomi
Kawasaki
...-..."."""v""
265'f''"
Discourse Play,'behind the English (Jse
By Dr. Titis Srimuda Pitana, S.T.,
M.Trop.Arch
"""'268
Teori Belajar Gestalt dan Apliknsinya dalam Pembelajaran
Bahasa Inggris
By M.
ffraris...
""""""""'
273The Implementation of Self Talk Strategt to Improve
The Student'Speaking AbilitY
,...280 By Dra. Endar Yuniarti, M.Hum
Dr,:filis
$rimude Pltanq,SJ., M.Trop.Arch
,i'Sebelas Maret University'
Surakrrta
Abstract
Hgmans are conscious beings. Mutual understanding and comprehe,nsion among human beings
in
their livesii
what4onstitutes the consciousness within which the language is a tool and its manifestation. When the language was accepted into the collective consciousness of the society, then humans have createda discourse in theirown world. Language as a tool and a form of consciousness of a nation has its own
metaphysics, built on the awareness and the discourse of the ownersi- Power can be
built- through
the
play
of
discourseas
in
the
referring English asthe
world'slanguages and other languages as the local language. Multiculturalism, as reflected Uy Aifferences
in
theo."
o}English is
the norm. Therefore, the interpretationof
Engtish use in Indonesia should be discussed in their own metaphysics. Otherwise,
it
will
result in the death of the mother tongues due to the defeat in the discourse.Key words: discourse, m- ulticulturalism, native langrrage, consciousness
Language and Discourse
Humans are conscious beings. He,/she knows that he/she knows something about a thing(s)- This is why humans have the ability to think and c
communicate is to speak intra-subjects. Given
emphasis on the use of words, such activities
language, humans can understand each other and I
""j"*[tiang
and comprehension among human beingsin
their livesis
what constitutes theconsciousness within which the language is a tool and its manifestation- When the language was
accepted into the colleciive consciousness of the socie-'y, then humans have created a discogrse
in
their own world. Thisis
in
linewith
the viewsof
Paul Ricoeur Q0O2:17) concerning theformation
of
discoursethat
starts ^fromthe
meaningof
an
objectuntil the
formationof
relationships betweenthe predicatet. He
emphasized,"A
noun hasa
meaning, and as a complement toit,
a verb indicates the time dimension. Only with thelink
of the bothwill
thelogos or discourse emerge."
The term ,,disc-ourse" (discourse, discourse\ was introduced by Michel Foucault in his archeologie da savoir (1968), as
well
asin
hisall
these aspects. Thatis,
discourseis
a
cate reproduced via a variety of rules, systems and proceRules, systems and procedur",
u."
called "the orderof
discourse",i'e'
the overall conceptualareas in which the knowledge is constructed, created and produced (Lopez, 2004:148)' Thus, the
study
of
texts, history, culture, and the claimsof
objectivity aswell
as the