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Literacy and Poverty

on January 01, 2021

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Written in 2016. Sources are taken from internet.

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Anyone Can Be a Polyglot

In this pandemic, people spend more time with their gadgets; kids spend more time playing games after their class, the adults also replace the activities with the virtual one during the quarantine. The pandemic has changed the way people live their life; it also has changed the way we use internet. Although we need to adapt ourselves with the changes, but we cannot ignore that the people’s needs do not change, including the needs of getting a good education. One of the phenomena in education field during this pandemic is the emergence of many platforms offered on the internet. One of them is the language platforms. Those platforms offer us an easy way to master a foreign language in a short time. They guarantee that we can speak the language in 3 months, or some of them said in 7 days. It is impossible. Let’s try to reflect to our public schools in Indonesia. The students have been introduced to English lesson since elementary school, but the output is quite surprising. After graduat

"Miss..What Should I do in This Number?"

Sequence cards/pictures Hollaaa.....if you read this note, it means you read my old one that i repost again. I wanna share my opinion about how to handle students who keep raising hands asking for helps during tests. Many interruptions arise during the test, either asking about the meaning of words, asking about what to do, or asking about something that actually is clearly can be seen in the test paper. For sure, as a teacher we want to help them, although sometimes in the end we find out that actually they can solve their own problems. I always remind my students to read the instruction very well and I myself, always try to make the instruction as simple as I can, especially I am dealing with the lower level students. For the 1st graders, I help them to read some difficult words and paraphrase them, when they can not read fluently yet. Sometimes, I found this kind of question ; "Miss..what should I do in this number?" I asked him to read the instruction loudly and asked

Teaching Career; In Between the Passion and the Needs.

Artikel ini saya post kembali karena saya tercengang oleh perkataan seorang perempuan berumur 33 tahun yang mengatakan bahwa pekerjaan guru itu pekerjaan orang miskin, dan bahwa dia tidak akan menikahi seorang laki - laki yang berprofesi sebagai seorang guru. Sebagai seorang traveller by office duty, pemikiran dia ternyata sangat picik bak katak dalam tempurung. Usut punya usut, tenyata salah satu ortunya adalah seorang guru. Jadi entah apa yang pernah dialaminya waktu kecil, sampai dia bisa punya opini sepicik itu. Your words, your mind, your attitude, your quality. Saya cukup tersenyum saja. Yuk, dibaca.. Teaching is an important profession and is increasingly popular career choice nowadays. Despite of the controversial issues about the existence of many international schools, the emergence of this kind of schools in Indonesia have attracted people’s attention to our education field. In the past, what we have in mind when we talked about teaching, it was an unpopular profession with

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