IMPROVING UNDER-RESOURCED SECONDARY SCHOOL TEACHERS’ LITERACY INSTRUCTION: AN INTERVENTIONAL ETHNOGRAPHIC STUDY

The study is a part of the government-sponsored literacy program to improve the Indonesian secondary students’ literacy performance. Particularly, this study focuses on the examination of the program as the attempt to improve the secondary teachers’ literacy instruction at the under-resourced school...

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Main Authors: Yanty Wirza, Wawan Gunawan, Anita T Setyaningsih, Sarah A Ramdani, Hanipah Hanipah, Fellia L. Aufa, Sherly L.B. Edelweis
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Published: Universitas Pendidikan Indonesia Press 2023-02-01
Series:International Journal of Education
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Online Access:https://ejournal.upi.edu/index.php/ije/article/view/42074
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author Yanty Wirza
Wawan Gunawan
Anita T Setyaningsih
Sarah A Ramdani
Hanipah Hanipah
Fellia L. Aufa
Sherly L.B. Edelweis
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Wawan Gunawan
Anita T Setyaningsih
Sarah A Ramdani
Hanipah Hanipah
Fellia L. Aufa
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description The study is a part of the government-sponsored literacy program to improve the Indonesian secondary students’ literacy performance. Particularly, this study focuses on the examination of the program as the attempt to improve the secondary teachers’ literacy instruction at the under-resourced schools. The program implemented in the Bahasa Indonesia subject by employing Reading to Learn pedagogy (Rose, 2016) in teaching the explanatory text. Using an interventional ethnographic study design, which involves three main phases i.e. Reading to Learn pedagogy workshop, the R2L implementation with mentoring, and evaluation, the current study investigates the experience of two female eighth graders’ contract-based teachers, in their early thirties, at two under-resourced secondary schools in, Bandung, West Java, Indonesia. The data collected in this three-month study were observation, interviews with the teachers, principal, and students, recorded teaching sessions, recorded reflections sessions, and lesson plans and teaching materials. The findings of the study reveal that the teachers’ literacy instruction in utilizing stages in the R2L pedagogy indicated significant improvement from their previous practice. The intensive mentoring provided during the workshop and school implementation of the R2L implementation have equipped the teachers with more solid pedagogical foundation in internalizing and implementing the R2L pedagogy. In addition, the program has promoted the teachers’ professional development and assisted the school to gain larger access to literacy pedagogy for better literacy participation.
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spelling doaj.art-9d96efe6537643bbbdef0411d26244b22024-02-28T04:57:46ZengUniversitas Pendidikan Indonesia PressInternational Journal of Education1978-13422442-47302023-02-011611810.17509/ije.v16i1.4207421329IMPROVING UNDER-RESOURCED SECONDARY SCHOOL TEACHERS’ LITERACY INSTRUCTION: AN INTERVENTIONAL ETHNOGRAPHIC STUDYYanty Wirza0Wawan Gunawan1Anita T Setyaningsih2Sarah A Ramdani3Hanipah Hanipah4Fellia L. Aufa5Sherly L.B. Edelweis6Universitas Pendidikan IndonesiaUniversitas Pendidikan IndonesiaSMP Muhammadiyah 5, BandungSMP Muhammadiyah 5, BandungSMP Muhammadiyah 7, BandungUniversitas Pendidikan IndonesiaUniversitas Pendidikan IndonesiaThe study is a part of the government-sponsored literacy program to improve the Indonesian secondary students’ literacy performance. Particularly, this study focuses on the examination of the program as the attempt to improve the secondary teachers’ literacy instruction at the under-resourced schools. The program implemented in the Bahasa Indonesia subject by employing Reading to Learn pedagogy (Rose, 2016) in teaching the explanatory text. Using an interventional ethnographic study design, which involves three main phases i.e. Reading to Learn pedagogy workshop, the R2L implementation with mentoring, and evaluation, the current study investigates the experience of two female eighth graders’ contract-based teachers, in their early thirties, at two under-resourced secondary schools in, Bandung, West Java, Indonesia. The data collected in this three-month study were observation, interviews with the teachers, principal, and students, recorded teaching sessions, recorded reflections sessions, and lesson plans and teaching materials. The findings of the study reveal that the teachers’ literacy instruction in utilizing stages in the R2L pedagogy indicated significant improvement from their previous practice. The intensive mentoring provided during the workshop and school implementation of the R2L implementation have equipped the teachers with more solid pedagogical foundation in internalizing and implementing the R2L pedagogy. In addition, the program has promoted the teachers’ professional development and assisted the school to gain larger access to literacy pedagogy for better literacy participation.https://ejournal.upi.edu/index.php/ije/article/view/42074interventional ethnography, literacy instruction, literacy sponsorship, reading to learn pedagogy
spellingShingle Yanty Wirza
Wawan Gunawan
Anita T Setyaningsih
Sarah A Ramdani
Hanipah Hanipah
Fellia L. Aufa
Sherly L.B. Edelweis
IMPROVING UNDER-RESOURCED SECONDARY SCHOOL TEACHERS’ LITERACY INSTRUCTION: AN INTERVENTIONAL ETHNOGRAPHIC STUDY
International Journal of Education
interventional ethnography, literacy instruction, literacy sponsorship, reading to learn pedagogy
title IMPROVING UNDER-RESOURCED SECONDARY SCHOOL TEACHERS’ LITERACY INSTRUCTION: AN INTERVENTIONAL ETHNOGRAPHIC STUDY
title_full IMPROVING UNDER-RESOURCED SECONDARY SCHOOL TEACHERS’ LITERACY INSTRUCTION: AN INTERVENTIONAL ETHNOGRAPHIC STUDY
title_fullStr IMPROVING UNDER-RESOURCED SECONDARY SCHOOL TEACHERS’ LITERACY INSTRUCTION: AN INTERVENTIONAL ETHNOGRAPHIC STUDY
title_full_unstemmed IMPROVING UNDER-RESOURCED SECONDARY SCHOOL TEACHERS’ LITERACY INSTRUCTION: AN INTERVENTIONAL ETHNOGRAPHIC STUDY
title_short IMPROVING UNDER-RESOURCED SECONDARY SCHOOL TEACHERS’ LITERACY INSTRUCTION: AN INTERVENTIONAL ETHNOGRAPHIC STUDY
title_sort improving under resourced secondary school teachers literacy instruction an interventional ethnographic study
topic interventional ethnography, literacy instruction, literacy sponsorship, reading to learn pedagogy
url https://ejournal.upi.edu/index.php/ije/article/view/42074
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