Fase E
2023
Selvi Octaviana
SMA Negeri 2 Samarinda
1/16/2023
Kelas X/Fase E
1. Informasi Umum
a. Identitas Modul
b. Kompetensi Awal
f. Model Pembelajaran
a. Capaian Pembelajaran
Elemen Fase D
Menulis-Mempresentasikan Pada akhir fase E, peserta didik memproduksi teks tulisan dan visual yang lebih
beragam, dengan kesadaran terhadap tujuan dan target pembaca.
b. Tujuan Pembelajaran
C6: Menghasilkan biographical recount text dengan berbagai bentuk berdasarkan
pengumpulan informasi dari sumber tertentu dengan memperhatikan fungsi sosial,
struktur teks, dan unsur kebahasaan sesuai konteks secara santun, kritis, kreatif, dan
mandiri dengan tingkat kelancaran dan ketepatan yang optimal
e. Pertanyaan Pemantik
Pengayaan dapat dilakukan pada peserta didik yang memiliki capaian tinggi dan
dengan melihat berdasarkan hasil asesmen formatif (tes diagnostik
awal/kesiapan belajar) yang dilakukan. Sedangkan, remedial (pengulangan)
dapat dilaksanakan jika terlihat melalui asesmen formatif dan sumatif belum
menunjukkan pencapaian minimal sesuai rubrik. Adapun remedial dapat
dilakukan dengan penugasan sederhana diluar jam pembelajaran.
MATERI AJAR
• Definition (Definisi)
Biographical recount text is a detailed description or account of a person’s
life and written by someone else. It is a nonfiction text
RA Kartini
Structure Paragraphs
Raden Adjeng Kartini, in full Lady Raden Adjeng Kartini, (born
Orientation
April 21, 1879, Majong, Java [Indonesia]—died September 17,
1904, Rembang Regency, Java), Javanese noblewoman whose
(Background information
letters made her an important symbol for the Indonesian
of the person)
independence movement and for Indonesian feminists
Her father being a Javanese aristocrat working for the Dutch
Series of Events
colonial administration as governor of the Japara Regency (an
(some important event/
administrative district), Kartini had the unusual opportunity to
moment in the person’s
attend a Dutch school, which exposed her to Western ideas and
life
made her fluent in Dutch.
in chronological order)
During adolescence, when she was forced to withdraw to the
cloistered existence prescribed by tradition for a Javanese girl of
noble birth, she began to correspond with several Dutch friends
from her school days. She also knew and was influenced by
Mevrouw Ovink-Soer, wife of a Dutch official and a dedicated
socialist and feminist. In her letters Kartini expressed concern for
the plight of Indonesians under conditions of colonial rule and for
the restricted roles open to Indonesian women.
She resolved to make her own life a model for emancipation and,
after her marriage in 1903 to a progressive Javanese official, the
Regent of Rembang, she proceeded with plans to open a school for
Javanese girls
Kartini died at the age of 25 of complications after the birth of her
first child, but J.H. Abendanon—former director of the Department
of Education, Religion, and Industry—arranged for publication of
her letters in 1911, under the title Door duisternis tot licht
Reorientation (“Through Darkness into Light”). The book enjoyed great
(summary/comment/ popularity and generated support in the Netherlands for the Kartini
achievement/ Foundation, which in 1916 opened the first girls’ schools in Java,
contribution) thus fulfilling Kartini’s ambition. Her ideas were also taken up by
Indonesian students attending Dutch universities, and in 1922 an
Indonesian translation of the letters was published. Although
Indonesian nationalist aims went far beyond her ideas, she became
a popular symbol, and her birthday is celebrated as a holiday
LAMPIRAN
Bacharuddin Jusuf Habibie was the third President of Indonesia. He was born on June 25,
1936 in Pare-Pare, South Sulawesi. He was the fourth of eight children in his family. His
parents were Alwi Abdul Jalil Habibie and RA. Tuti Marini Puspowardojo. He spends his
childhood in Pare-Pare. Since he was a kid, he has shown integrity and persistent behavior. At
school, Habibie whose hobbies were riding horses and reading books was famous for his
intelligence.
Habibie’s father passed away due to heart attack when he was in elementary school. After
that, his mother sold their vehicle and house and then moved to Bandung. As a single parent,
Habibie’s mother worked hard to afford her life with her children.
In 1954, after Habibie graduated from senior high school in Bandung, he continued his study
to Bandung Institute of Technology. He did not finish his study at ITB because at the same
time he got a scholarship from The Ministry of education and Culture of Indonesia to study
in Germany. He remembered that Bung Karno had ever said about the importance of plane
development for Indonesia, and then he decided to take aerospace engineering with aeroplane
construction specialty at Rhein Westfalen Aachen Technische Hochschule (RWTH), an
institute of technology in Germany.
Habibie studied hard to be success since he remembered how hard his mother worked for his
life. Even, Habibie spent his time in holiday to earn extra money for buying books. When
holiday ended, he did not do anything except studying. In 1960, he graduated with great
score, almost perfect (9.5). With his education background, he applied at an industry company
of train, named Firma Talbot.
Nadim Makarim
The man who was born in Singapore, July 4th, 1984 has a father named Nono Anwar Makarim
who is from Pekalongan works as a lawyer and a mother named Atika Algadrie who is from
Pasuruan and works in the field of non-profit institution. Nadiem Makarim has two sisters.
Nadiem Makarim’s wife named Franka Franklin, they got married in 2014.
Makarim Nadiem is known to have ever worked in a firm named McKinsey & Company, a
renowned consultant in Jakarta and spent three years working there. It is also known that he
had ever worked as Co-founder and Managing Editor of Zalora Indonesia and not long after
that he became Chief Innovation Officer of “Kartuku”. Having a lot of experience during the
works, Nadiem Makarim then ventured to quit his job and founded the company named GO-
JEK in 2011. Later in the same year, GO-JEK as the company was officially established by
Nadiem Makarim who served as CEO of GO-JEK. Go-JEK service offers the ease and speed
by cooperating with the conventional ojek driver under GO-JEK company.
Jan Koum
Jan Koum is known as one of the founders of WhatsApp. Jan Koum was born on February 24th, 1976 in
the area which is named Part Fastiv Kiev, Ukraine. Jan Koum’s father worked as construction manager
and his mother was just a housewife. Jan Koum was from jewish descent family. The area where Jan
Koum Very lived was so concerned because every facility, such as electricity, was very limited. Even
for taking a bath they had to queue in a public bathing place.
Jan Koum Family decided to move into America in 1990 to avoid the conflict happened in their region.
They moved when Jan Koum was 16 Years old and Stayed in Mountain View, America. There, he stayed
with his mother and grandmother, his father was still in Ukraine, and would soon follow them. But
unfortunately, Jan Koum's father died in 1997 while he was still in Ukraine.
Jan Koum and his mother then struggled hard to survive in America. Jan Koum’s mother then work as
a kid’s caretaker and Koum helped his mother by working as a shop sweeper to full fill their needs
although they were still shortage of everything.
He studied computer networking in autodidact way and joined the hacker group known as w00w00 when
he was at school. He then continued his study at San Jose University. To meet his living costs and
tuition, Jan Koum later worked as a computer security systems examiner at Ernst & Young.
In 1997, he met Brian Acton, an employee of Yahoo who soon became his close friend. Jan Koum then
tried to apply for a job at Yahoo by the recommendation of Brian Acton and he was accepted there not
long after that. Seven years working for Yahoo, Jan Koum and Brian Acton then decided to resign from
Yahoo in 2007.
Afterward, Jan Koum and Brian Acton tried to apply for a job at Facebook, but both of them were
rejected by Facebook. Later in 2009, when Iphone was getting famous, Jan Koum bought the phone.
He was interested to see the collection of contacts in the iphone and app store. He realized a potential
chance from app store applications which soon gave him an idea to create an application which can
display a profile message on phone contact in iphone. It was the idea which then led the creation of
WhatsApp.
Raden Adjeng Kartini
Raden Adjeng Kartini, in full Lady Raden Adjeng Kartini, (born April 21, 1879, Majong, Java
[Indonesia]—died September 17, 1904, Rembang Regency, Java), Javanese noblewoman whose
letters made her an important symbol for the Indonesian independence movement and for
Indonesian feminists
Her father being a Javanese aristocrat working for the Dutch colonial administration as
governor of the Japara Regency (an administrative district), Kartini had the unusual
opportunity to attend a Dutch school, which exposed her to Western ideas and made her
fluent in Dutch.
During adolescence, when she was forced to withdraw to the cloistered existence prescribed
by tradition for a Javanese girl of noble birth, she began to correspond with several Dutch
friends from her school days. She also knew and was influenced by Mevrouw Ovink-Soer, wife
of a Dutch official and a dedicated socialist and feminist. In her letters Kartini expressed
concern for the plight of Indonesians under conditions of colonial rule and for the restricted
roles open to Indonesian women.
She resolved to make her own life a model for emancipation and, after her marriage in 1903
to a progressive Javanese official, the Regent of Rembang, she proceeded with plans to open
a school for Javanese girls.
Kartini died at the age of 25 of complications after the birth of her first child, but J.H.
Abendanon—former director of the Department of Education, Religion, and Industry—
arranged for publication of her letters in 1911, under the title Door duisternis tot licht
(“Through Darkness into Light”). The book enjoyed great popularity and generated support in
the Netherlands for the Kartini Foundation, which in 1916 opened the first girls’ schools in
Java, thus fulfilling Kartini’s ambition. Her ideas were also taken up by Indonesian students
attending Dutch universities, and in 1922 an Indonesian translation of the letters was
published. Although Indonesian nationalist aims went far beyond her ideas, she became a
popular symbol, and her birthday is celebrated as a holiday.
NB : LKPD di atas adalah Biographical Recount Text yang sudah tersusun, sehingga guru
perlu mencetak dalam bentuk printout kemudian setiap paragraph digunting, dan ketika di
kelas guru akan memberikan potongan paragraph tersebut secara acak seperti contoh gambar
dibawah ini
Lampiran 2 : Slide PPT (urutan atas ke bawah)
Lampiran 3 : Soal Tes Evaluasi
4. Kurang (D) ≤ 56
Rubrik Penilaian Keterampilan Individu (Menulis Biographical Recount Text)
Total 100
Kelas :
No Nama Peserta Didik Profil Pelajar Pancasila Keterangan
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
dst
NB: Penilaian sikap dapat dilihat dari sikap peserta didik di dalam kelompok dan sikap antusias
saat maju ke depan kelas atau menjawab pertanyaan
Link :
https://arranirykampusku.blogspot.com/2017/03/biografi-bj-habibie-dalam-bahasa.html
https://www.englishiana.com/2016/03/contoh-recount-text-terjemahannya-nadim.html
b. Glosarium
Biographical Recount Text : Termasuk teks nonfiksi. Teks biografi yang memberikan deskripsi
secara detail terkait kehidupan seseorang yang ditulis oleh orang lain
LKPD : Lembar Kerja Peserta Didik