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TEACHERS’ PERCEPTIONS TOWARDS THE IMPLEMENTATION OF GROUP WORKIN TEACHING ENGLISH TO YOUNG LEARNERS
Group work becomes one of the effective and efficient teaching methods in education. Many teachers believe that group work gives many benefits to students. Young learners have different learning characteristics with adult learners. They need particular teaching treatments that are different from adult learners. That matter raises the question of whether group work can be applied to young learners. This research aimed at investigating the teachers’ perception towards the implementation of group work in teaching English to young learners. The participants of this study were four native English teachers who had experiences in teaching English to young learners. A questionnaire and interview were used to collect data and the results were analysed qualitatively through a descriptive approach. The research found that the participants had positive perceptions towards the implementation of group work in teaching English to young learners
IDENTIFIKASI JENIS FOSIL FORAM ANGGOTA FILUM FORAMINIFERA PADA FORMASI NANGGULAN, JALUR KALISONGGO, KULON PROGO, DAERAH ISTIMEWA YOGYAKARTA
The Nanggulan Formation is one of the oldest rock formation in Mountain of
Kulonprogo. It litologically consists of sandstone with inserted lignit, sandy marl,
claystone with limonit concresion, limestone and tuff rich in foram fossil. To study the
foram fossil contained in this formation, identification process should be done by
taking rock samples on Line Kalisonggo, Kalisonggo Hamlet, Village Pendoworejo,
Girimulyo, Kulon Progo, Yogyakarta. The study begins with a field survey to
determine point of sampling research. Rock samples were taken from 12 points of
sampling research. Foram fossils obtained by wet sieve method. This method can be
described as follows: each sample of rock was pulverized, after that inserted into the
bottle and then added by water detergent sufficiently. The bottle is shaken out and
replaced the water until the grain of rock was visible. The grain was filtered using a
micro filter stratified (by 4 levels) with a sieve size of 0.99