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The document outlines a lesson plan for a control group on essay writing in English. It details the standard competencies, basic competencies, learning objectives, materials, and learning methods. The lesson involves identifying the purpose, structure and language features of recount texts, composing essay writing about experiences, and applying simple past tense.
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The document outlines a lesson plan for a control group on essay writing in English. It details the standard competencies, basic competencies, learning objectives, materials, and learning methods. The lesson involves identifying the purpose, structure and language features of recount texts, composing essay writing about experiences, and applying simple past tense.
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APPENDIXES

Appendixies 1

LESSON PLAN

(CONTROL GROUP)

School : SMA HKBP SIDORAME

Subject : English

Skill : Writing

Test : Essay Writing

Grade/semester : X (B) / 2

Time allocation : 2x45’

A. Standard Competence

KI2 : Appreciate and appreciate honest and disciplined behavior, caring responsibility

(tolerance, mutual cooperation), politeness, confidence in interacting effectively with

the social and natural environment within the scope of relationships and existence.

KI3 : Understand and apply knowledge (factual, conceptual and procedural) based on

curiosity about science, technology, art, culture related to phenomena and events as

well as eye sight.

KII : Appreciate and live the teachings of the religion he adheres to.
KI4: Processing, presenting and reasoning as well as the concrete domain (using

decomposition, assembly, modification and creation) and the abstract domain

(writing, reading, calculating, drawing and composing) according to what is learned

at school and other sources that have a different point of view The same. /theory.

B. Basic and Competency Achievement Indicators

NO Basic Competencies Indicators Competency of Achievement

1 For the opportunity to learn 1.1.1 Write learning notes expressing

English as a communication gratitude for the opportunity to learn

language for international English

communication which is

manifested in a passion for

learning

2 Demonstrate honest, disciplined 2.2 Responsible for the actions of its

and responsible behavior in members when serving as group leader.

carrying out transactional

communication with teachers and 2.2.2 Admit when you make a mistake

friends. 2.2.3 Do not blame others for their own

actions

2.2.4 Do things you are told to do

without being reminded by others.

3 Analyze the social function, text 3.3.1 Determine the communicative


structure and linguistic elements purpose of the text.

of recount texts about 3.3.2 Identifying text structure

experiences, events and simple 3.3. Identify the linguistic elements of

occurrences according to the the text

context of their use.

4 Compile oral and essay writing 4.4.1. Compose a Essay Writing

about activities or experiences, regarding the correct text structure and

events, and pay attention to the linguistic elements.

correct social function, text 4.4.2 Deliver Essay Writing orally about

structure and linguistic elements. experiences correctly in structural and

linguistic elements.

C. Learning Objectives

After being given essay writing students are able to:

a. Determine the communicative purpose of the text based on the given text

precisely.

b. Identify the text structure based on the given text precisely

c. Identify linguistic elements in the text based on the text provided correctly

d. Compose an essay writing about experiences with the correct text structure

and linguistic elements.


D. Learning Materials

Social function: Telling personal experiences, thoughts and feelings.

. a. Orientation: Mention of the action, what happened, and where the event

happened, and when it happened.

b. Event: Mentions the sequence of actions and events chronologically and

sequentially.

c. Re-Orientation: If necessary, there is a general conclusion

Linguistic Elements/Language Features in Essay Writing

a. Use of nouns and pronouns to identify people, animals, or objects.

Examples: Rafhael, Fhatar, Bima, he, she, and so on.

b. Use of past action verbs to refer to events

Examples: cooked, bought, told

c. Use of past tense to place events

Example: we went to the zoo yesterday

d. Use conjunctions and time conjunctions to order events

Examples: next, second, then, that.

e. Use of adverbs and adverbial phrases to indicate place and time.

Example: At my house, three weeks ago, be careful

f. Use of adjectives to describe nouns


Example: beautiful, slow

E. Learning Methods

Conventional method (without using cooperative learning)

F. Media

A. Media Books, Markers, Whiteboards

Introduction 10’

Greetings

Teacher Student

1. The teacher greets you 1 . Students answer greetings

2. The teacher checks student attendance 2. Students listen while the teacher

3. The teacher provides apperception checks the attendance list

and motivation 3. Students listen/follow activities for

4. The teacher asks questions about the motivation

relationship between initial knowledge 4. Students answer questions about

and the material to be studied previous material knowledge

5. The teacher conveys learning 5. Students listen to the teacher's

objectives delivery of learning objectives

6. The teacher conveys the scope of the 6. Students listen to the teacher's

material and description of the activities presentation about the scope of material

and descriptions of activities.

Core Activity 60’


Observing

Teacher Students

1. The teacher gives/provides a essay 1. Students identify about the essay

writing (activity 1) writing (activity 1)

2. The teacher explains the social 2. Students pays attention tosocial

function, text structure and format of functions, text structure, and essay

essay writing (activity 2) writing format (activity 2)

Questioning

1. The teacher provides various 1. Students observe the various

examples of different essay writing for examples of essay writing given and

students to guess by asking questions think critically (activity 3)

(activity =3) 2. Students question the difference about

2. The teacher invites studenta to ask the essay writing provided

questions about the differences in the

essay writing

1. The teacher gives a different essay 1. Students receive the essay writing

writing (activity 4) given by the teacher (activity 4)

2. The teacher tells the student to find

sentences that use the simple past tense 2. Students try to find sentences using

that is in the reading. the simple past tense contained in the

3. The teacher explains the simple past reading.

tense formula 3. Students listen to the teacher's


explanation of simple past tense

1. The teacher divides the students and 1. Students sit in pairs (activity 5)

tells them to sit in pairs (activity 5) 2. Students make the sentence using

2. The teachers tells the students to simple past tense.

make sentences using simple past tense.

1. The teacher tells students to make the 1. Students compile a recount text based

essay writing based on their experience on their experience (activity 6)

(activity 6) 2. Students collect the results of the

2. The teacher corrects the essay writing essay writing to the teacher.

produced by students

1. The teacher reflects and concludes the

things that have been learned

2. The teacher conveys information

about the planne learning activities for

the next meeting

3. The teacher says goodbye

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