THE ANALYSIS OF EFL LEARNING STRATEGY OF THE VISUALLY IMPAIRED JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS IN SLB NEGERI 1 DENPASAR
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https://doi.org/10.23887/prasi.v13i2.16449Abstract
Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mendeskripsikan strategi belajar siswa dengan cacat visual (VIS). Ditemukan bahwa ada 6 strategi yang digunakan yaitu (1) kognitif yaitu berlatih, mengulang, mendapatkan ide, menganalisis dan membuat reasoning, meringkas dan menerjemahkan; (2) metakognitif, mereka memperhatikan pelajaran dan menunjukkan bukti pemahaman; (3) strategi sosial, mereka berempati dengan orang lain, membuat pertanyaan, membuat ulasan, meminta saran, meminta konfirmasi; (4) afektif, dengan menurunkan kecemasan, (5) ingatan, dengan membuat asosiasi, membuat konteks kata kata, mengingat, mengingat pengalaman visual, membuat simpulan dan mengambil kembali ide sebelumnya; (6) kompensasi, dengan mengatasi keterbatasan dalam berbicara dan menulis, berusaha memberikan jawaban dan menggunakan bahasa campuran.Kata-kata kunci: EFL, strategi pembelajaran, siswa cacat visual
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2018-12-21
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