Language Learning Log

Language Learning Log

 

Number of The Meeting Task	Topic of The Meeting	Sources	Vocabulary Usage	Example Taken from The Text	Grammar
Meeting 1 Task	Introduction to the course	Lecture’s note	Embed = Menanamkan (verb) E.g. he had an operation to remove a nail embedded in his chest”	EFL student teachers can enhance their digital literacy by learning to select and embed multimedia elements	Future simple tense
Meeting 2 Task	Learning English writing through news writing media landscape (news blogging/blog post format)	Lecture’s note	Conducive = kondusif  Allegations = tuduhan (verb = adjective)   E.g., The collaborative atmosphere in the newsroom is conducive to creativity	Learning to conduct an analysis and organize the idea based on the news articles.	Active voice   Past tense
Meeting 3 Task	Understanding news values & elements.	Lecture’s note	Considered =  betul-betul dipertimbangkan   E.g.,  Role of news values in determining what is considered newsworthy   heart-warming =  menghangatkan hati   E.g.,  Sharing heart-warming or inspiring human interest news stories	Learning to write news.	Adjective
Meeting 4 Task	Decoding the Elements of Effective News Story Writing	Lecture’s PPT	Misleading = menyesatkan Compelling = menarik   E.g., Keep the headline concise and avoid resorting to misleading clickbait tactics.   This presentation will explore the key elements of successful news story writing, from crafting a compelling headline to structuring the story for maximum impact.	Learning to provide the effectiveness of news articles in order to conduct a compelling story that inform and engage readers	Active voice    Present tense
Meeting 5 Task	Feedback on News Gathering and News Story Writing	Lecture’s Note	Clarity=  kejelasan   E.g.,   "I added some notes for the sake of clarity"     bias =  menyimpang   E.g.,   "there was evidence of bias against foreign applicants"	Understand how to write feedback and news story writing	Noun
Meeting 6 Task	Associated Press style and APA style references: Common types example	Lecture’s Note	Abbreviation = singkatan Unintentionally = tidak sengaja   E.g., Some widely known abbreviations are required in certain situations, while others are acceptable but not required in some contexts.   AP style also aims to avoid stereotypes and unintentionally offensive language.	Learning to conduct a news report based on an ethics of AP Styles (Associated Press Style). Because in conducting news there is a code of ethics that must be followed as a standard in presenting news.	Active voice   Present Tense   Past Tense