(CBR) MK.
Pembelajaran Bilingual
Prodi S1 PGSD - FIP
PEMBELAJARAN BILINGUAL
NIM 1223111051
NOVEMBER 2023
KATA PENGANTAR
Puji dan syukur saya ucapkan kepada Tuhan Yang Maha Esa, karena atas berkatnya
saya dapat menyelesaikan tugas Critical Book Review ini dengan tepat waktu. Adapun
tugas ini dikerjakan untuk memenuhi tugas mata kuliah Pembelajaran Bilingual. Saya
telah berusaha menyusun Critical Book Review ini dengan sebaik-baiknya, tetapi mungkin
masih jauh dari kata sempurna.
Saya berharap semoga dengan adanya Critical Book Review ini dapat memberikan
manfaat serta menambah wawasan bagi para pembaca maupun saya sendiri. Saya juga
berharap atas kritik dan saran dari pembaca terutama Bapak Dody Feliks Pandimun
Ambarita, S.Pd.,M.Hum agar tercapainya penulisan Critical Book Review yang baik dan
benar. Saya mohon maaf apabila terdapat kesalahan dan kata-kata yang kurang berkenan.
C. Unit 3 : Checking Attendance, Organizing The Classroom, And Ending Lesson ........ 5
A. Kesimpulan .............................................................................................................................................. 15
B. Saran............................................................................................................................................................ 15
PENDAHULUAN
D. Identitas Buku
A) Buku Utama
1. Judul : Pembelajaran Bilingual
2. Penulis : Tim Dosen FIP UNIMED
3. Penerbit : UNIMED
4. Kota Terbit : Medan
5. Tahun Terbit 2023
6. Edisi 1
7. ISBN :-
B) Buku Pembanding
1. Judul : Everyday Conversations: Learning
American English English Learning Edition
2. Penulis : Maureen Cormack, dkk
3. Penerbit : U.S. Department of State
4. Kota Terbit : Washington, DC
5. Tahun Terbit : 2016
6. Edisi :2
7. ISBN : 978-1-625-92054-6
8. Sampul Buku :
BAB II
A. Unit 1 : Pendahuluan
Mastering bilingual skills is a fun thing for early childhood, namely when
children acquire these abilities from the results of the bilingual process carried
out. When children are 3 to 5 years old, all children. competent in at least one
language and at the same time the child can master two languages. It's important
for parents and early childhood educators to know about bilingualism in
childhood':
Introduction Introduction
The first thing the teacher does is introduce himself to his students, like the
saying "You don't know, you don't love." Teachers need to give a good first
impression and build good relationships with students so that students feel
interested in the learning process that occurs in the classroom. Furthermore, the
teacher also needs to teach how to introduce yourself to other students or people
who have just met them. This fosters the social side and good communication of
students. The following few simple sentences can be used to introduce yourself to
new people.
After getting acquainted, the teacher can teach how to say hello in the
morning, afternoon, and evening. Students are taught to precede greeting older
people such as parents, grandparents, teachers, and also friends.
Teacher Student
Everybody
Good afternoon
● I am going to check the attendant list. Let's check to see who is here.
● Okay it is break time, so you can go out to play. But first line
up quietly by the door.
● Sit down together Sitting down and standing up at your tables. Okay -
everyone-sit down-quietly.
Asking for helpers and giving things out ( Meminta bantuan siswa dan membagikan
barang ).
● So, can you give out these pictures to your friends? One each.
● Who'd like to help? You three? Fine. Can you pass these sheets of paper?
● Santi, can you help me? Can you give out the cards? Three for each table.
● Ana and Prita, can you help me hand these to your rows.
Teacher
Has anyone seen Giorgino’s pencil ? Did you leave it at home ? Okay, never
Can someone lend Giorgio a pencil/ Here's one! Here you
Some colours ?
Who's got a spare pencil ? Go and get one from
Practice makes perfect. With frequent practice, then we will get used to and
better master the teaching materials. For this reason, teachers need to practice
delivering lessons in the context of an elementary school in a bilingual manner.
The following is an example of Bilingual Learning in Elementary Schools that
can be referred to as teaching practice materials in a bilingual class.
● Cordinal Numbers
Kitchen Benda-benda:
Plate Bookcase
Glass Picture
Fork Chair
Television Sofa
● The Family
Members of the family
1. This is Betty. She is a mother.
2. This is Charles. He is a father.
3. This is Ranny. She is a child.
4. This is Bronson. He is a child.
5. Ranny and Bronson are children.
6. This is Jimmy. He is a little child. He is a baby
Family
I. Unit 9 : Conversation
● Meeting A Friend
B : So am I
B : No, I am not.
A : What for?
● At The Restaurant
B : No, I am not
● Daily Activities
Ayu : What are you doing? Tari: I'm washing my clothes
Tari : Well, I usually wash my good clothesby hand. But I'm very busy now
that I'm taking this English course. So now I send some of clothes to the
Laundry.
● Children's Song
This Old Man ( Knick-Knack Paddy-Whack )
This old man, he played one, He played knick-knack on my thumb. With a
knick- knack, paddy whack,Give a dog a bone,
This old man came rolling home, This old man, he played two,
With a knick-knack, paddy whack,Give a dog a bone, This old man came
rolling home.
This old man came rolling home, this old man, he played five, He played
knick- knack on my hive, with a knick-knack, paddy
BAB III
PEMBAHASAN
A. Perbandingan Buku
Examples of asking expressions that can be used from these two books are,
could you, can you, would you. The comparison book also discusses the
expression of giving an opinion when someone asks for his opinion on
something.
C) Conversations
In the main book of the conversation chapter, there are many examples of
dialogue with various circumstances, for example in a friend's meeting, a
conversation in a restaurant, daily conversation activities. There are also
examples of songs in English, and English vocabulary on the last 10 pages.
D) The main book is more complete regarding checking attendance organizing the
classroom, and the practice of bilingual learning. Because the main book from
UNIMED is a training book for prospective teachers so it must contain bilingual
learning content that will be applied by teachers in the learning process later.
In the main book, the chapter on the practice of bilingual learning, explains the
introduction of numbers and objects in English.
While the comparison book only explains the basics and brief examples of the
basics of everyday conversation, so the comparison book only explains and
presents examples of dialogue and expressions related to the topics that have
been explained.
The weakness of this book is, in its contents only theory and reading, there
are no pictures and examples only. There is no detailed explanation of the sub-
chapters. For example, in the greetings chapter, the understanding and a few
concepts should be explained first, but in the book the examples are
immediately discussed. Whereas in the comparison book there is very little
material, mostly striking pictures, and a lot of conversation. There is no
explanation of the sub-chapters the same as the main book.
In comparison books the layout is not neat so it takes a high level of focus
to understand the contents of the book.
BAB IV
PENUTUP
A. Kesimpulan
Hurlock (1993) said that children are expected to learn two languages
simultaneously, children must learn two different words for each object they call
and for each thought they want to express. Children must learn two sets of
grammatical forms, in addition the child must learn how to pronounce the same
letter or combination of the same letters differently.
Mastering bilingual skills is a fun thing for early childhood, when children
acquire these abilities from the results of the bilingual process carried out. When
children are 3 to 5 years old, all children. competent in at least one language and
at the same time the child can master two languages. In bilingual learning, a
combination of languages other than the mother tongue is generally used. The
purpose of learning is to provide students with language skills which include
listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills. Bilingual learning which is one of
the student courses of PGSD FIP UNIMED contains competencies so that students
can understand the nature of Bilingual learning and have competence in carrying
out such learning where the foreign language used is English. Bilingual learning is
learning that uses two languages consisting of the mother tongue (the language
used by students) and the foreign language chosen in this bilingual learning is
English.
B. Saran
This book is very good and very suitable for readers who want to learn basic
bilingual English and basic conversation English. According to the author, a cover
book is very important because a good cover will be able to attract the interest of
the readers, as well as in filling out the material using language that is easier to
understand.
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