RESEARCH
METHODOLOGY
BASIC
COURSE OUTLINE
Stratum : S1/ English Dept.
Code :
Credits : 2
Hours :
2
Lecturer : Rukminingsih
M.Pd
Semester : 4
Class :2014 C
Time
& Place :
Phone :
085730949678
I.
DESCRIPTION
This
course is preserved as a basic knowledge for students who will conduct a
research as a partial fulfillment to hold S1 degree in English Language
Education. Here, the students are going to learn about research design through
various methods and strategy includes the group presentation and some models of
cooperative learning to encourage students in exploring their ideas.This course
aims at providing the students with basic principles of (1) the nature of
Research (2) Quantitative Research Designs (3) Qualitative Research Designs,
(4) Classroom Action Research, (5) Reviewing Related Literature, and (6) Thesis
Outlining.
II. MATERIALS
The
material includes:
1.
The Nature of Research
a.
Knowledge and research
What are sources of knowledge?
Does knowledge remain the
same?
How can knowledge come to
school?
How does research relate to
scool?
What is the importance of
research?
What is the objective of
research?
Attitude expected from researcher
2.
Paradigms in Scientific Approach
(Qualitative and Quantitative Research)
1.
The purpose
2.
The problems
3.
Tools
4.
Data
5.
Source of Data
6.
Method of Data Gathering
7.
Object of the study
8.
Setting
3.
Quantitative Research
3.1 Designs on Experimental Research
3.1.1
Pre-experimental
3.1.1.1 Source of the Data
3.1.1.2 The data
3.1.1.3 Tools of Data Gathering
3.1.1.4 Data Analysis
3.1.1.5 Data Presentation
3.1.2
True Experimental
3.1.2.1 Source of the Data
3.1.2.2 The data
3.1.2.3 Tools of Data Gathering
3.1.2.4 Data Analysis
3.1.2.5 Data Presentation
3.1.3
Quasi-experimental
3.1.2.1 Source of the Data
3.1.2.2 The data
3.1.2.3 Tools of Data Gathering
3.1.3.4 Data Analysis
3.1.3.5 Data Presentation
3.2 Threats to Validity in Experimental Research
3.3 Non Experimental Research
3.3.1
Ex -post Facto
3.1.2.1 Source of the Data
3.1.2.2 The data
3.1.2.3 Tools of Data Gathering
3.3.1.4 Data Analysis
3.3.1.5 Data Presentation
3.3.2
Correlational Study
3.1.2.1 Source of the Data
3.1.2.2 The data
3.1.2.3 Tools of Data Gathering
3.3.2.4 Data Analysis
3.3.2.5
Data Presentation
3.3.3
Survey
3.1.2.1 Source of the Data
3.1.2.2 The data
3.1.2.3 Tools of Data Gathering
3.3.3.4 Data Analysis
3.3.3.5 Data Presentation
4
Qualitative Research
4.1 Qualitative Designs
4.1.1 Case study
4.1.2 Ethnography
4.1.3 Document and
Content Analysis
4.1.4 Naturalistic Research (Descriptive Qualitative)
4.2
Source of the Data
4.3
The data
4.4
Tools of Data Gathering
4.5
Data Analysis
4.6
Triangulation in Qualitatative Research
5. Classroom Action Research
5.1
Source of the Data
5.2
The data
5.3
Tools of Data Gathering
5.4
Data Analysis
6. Reviewing Related Literature
7.
Thesis Outlining
III.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
After joining this research classes, the
students are able to:
- able to identify kinds of research methodology;
- able to identify kinds of research design and each idiosyncratic purposes;
- able to identify some strengths and flaws of each research design;
- able to identify suitable research subjects, instrument, and data analysis of particular research design.
- able to review a research report and give suggestion of the reviewed research report.
IV.
SOURCES
Ary, Donald, et al. 2007. 7th
ed. Introduction to Research in Education. Belmont: Wadsworth/ Thomson
Learning
Djojosubroto, Kinayati and M.L.A.
Sumaryati. 2000. Prinsip-Prinsip Dasar Penelitian Bahasa dan Sastra.
Bandung: Penerbit Nuansa
Moleong. Lexi. 2000. Penelitian
Kualitatif. Ende: Nusa Indah
Sunarto. 2001. metodologi
Penelitian ilmu-Ilmu Sosial dan Pendidikan. Surabaya: UNESA University
Press
Denzin, N.K
and Y.S. Lincoln . eds. 1994. Handbook of Qualitative Research.
California: sage Publication
V.
TIME LINE
This
course is given in 14 meetings. 13 meetings for lecturing and 1 meeting for
evaluating, in this case the 8th meeting is for mid test.
VII.
ASSESSMENT
Students
will be assessed on the basis of the following components namely On Going
Assessment and Product Assessment. Additionally, students’ participation and
attendance are also taken into consideration, that is, 80% of the class
session.
a.
On
Going Assessment is used during the teaching and learning
process. The assessment can be in the form of:
1.
Observation Sheet (Appendix 1)
NO
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CRITERIA
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SCORE
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1
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The Clarity of the materials Presentation
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Handout
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Presentation
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2
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Ideas in answering audiences’
questions
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3
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Team working
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4
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The use of media, the clarity, the
creativity, the language use
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TO TAL
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b. Product Assessment is
used in mid-test and final assignment. The mid-test is in the form of written
test while the final assignment is in terms of a thesis proposal (appendix 2).
MEETING SCHEDULE
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Topic
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Sub Topic
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Activities
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1
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Introduction to the Course
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Tutorial
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2
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Beyond
Two Paradigms in Research in Education
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Tutorial
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3, 4
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Quantitative Research
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Experimental Research:
Pre-experimental
True experimental
Quasi experimantal
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Jigsaw
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5, 8
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Quantitative Research
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Non-Experimental research
Corelational Research
Ex-Post facto
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Four-pair Share
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7
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Overview
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Tutorial
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8
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Mid-term
Test
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9
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Qualitative research
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Case Study, Ethnography, Phenomenology
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Group Presentation
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10
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Qualitative research
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Narrative, Content Analysis
Grounded Theory
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Group Presentation
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11
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CAR
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The
purpose, Designs
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Think-Pair-Share
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12
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CAR
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The
cycles
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Tutorial
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13
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Final Test
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2010 B
UAS ( final paper)
25%
Quiz 1 15%
Quiz 2 15%
Class Discussion 20
Participation 15
Attendance 10
Discipline à 15’ minutes
for lecturer no class (no information in advance)
15’
minutes for students absent
Failure
in Submission of the assignments and presentations: over all review
Genuine work à a consideration for final scoring
2010 A
UAS ( final paper)
25% 081259686292
Quiz 1 15%
Quiz 2 15%
Class Discussion 20
Participation 15
Attendance 10
Discipline à 15’ minutes
for lecturer no class (no information in advance)
15’
minutes for students absent
Failure
in Submission of the assignments and presentations: over all review
Genuine work à a consideration for final scoring
2013 C
1. UAS ( final paper) 25%
2. UTS 15%
3. Portfolio 25%
4. Participation 15%
5.
Attendance 20%
Discipline à 20’ minutes
for lecturer no class (no information in advance)
20’
minutes for students absent
Failure
in Submission of the portfolios and UAS: UAS discount 25%
Originality
of the work: 50%
2013 A
1. UAS ( final paper) 25%
2. UTS 15%
3. Portfolio 20%
4. Participation 20%
5.
Attendance 20%
Discipline à 15’ minutes
for lecturer no class (no information in advance)
15’
minutes for attendance
Failure
in Submission of the portfolios and UAS: UAS discount 25%
Originality of the
work: 50%
2013 B
1. UAS ( final paper) 25%
2. UTS 15%
3. Portfolio 20%
4. Participation 15%
5. Attendance 25%
Discipline à 15’ minutes
for lecturer no class (no information in advance)
15’
minutes for attendance
Failure
in Submission of the portfolios and UAS: UAS discount 25%
Originality of the
work: 50%
Handout
Meeting 1
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