2017
DOI: 10.26737/jetl.v2i1.143
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Folktale Text Transformation: Learning Model to Read Appreciatively

Abstract: This study focused on the development of learning models to read appreciatively through folktale text transformation. This study was conducted as an effort to improve the reading skills appreciatively of 12th-grade students in vocational schools. This study was a mixed method research with the subsequential design. Data were analysed by qualitative and quantitative techniques with a <em>matching pattern of test-pretest post-test</em>. The results showing the difference values between Randomized Pre… Show more

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“…A fictional story as a transformation of folklore in the form of text over the discourse as creations of folklore in the form of illustrated stories (Damono, 2018;Setiartin, 2018). The framework of a system in the form of multimedia products cannot be separated from its elements, namely elements of text, image, audio, video, animation, and interactivity (Setiartin, Nuryanto, & Muzdalipah, 2017). This is intended so that the manufacture of a multimedia system can take full advantage of its constituent components.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A fictional story as a transformation of folklore in the form of text over the discourse as creations of folklore in the form of illustrated stories (Damono, 2018;Setiartin, 2018). The framework of a system in the form of multimedia products cannot be separated from its elements, namely elements of text, image, audio, video, animation, and interactivity (Setiartin, Nuryanto, & Muzdalipah, 2017). This is intended so that the manufacture of a multimedia system can take full advantage of its constituent components.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%