Learning Logs Meeting 1 by 2088203064 - 3A2.

 

Hello friends, My name is Melmey. I was born in Tangerang on 2nd March 2002. I am a student of Muhammadiyah University of Tangerang and I majored in English Education. I'm in semester 3 right now. I live in Moch Toha street Pasar Baru Tangerang. I come from a small family of 4 members in one family. I have a sister and I am the youngest in the family. My hobby is listening to music cause I think my voice is very sweet. I listen to a lot of songs from western and kpop. One of them I enjoy listened to EXO's song. I'm not fixated on genres, I listen to all genres of music. My daily life is a student of the faculty of education. Right now I'm also helping to teach a few children in my place. The reason that I create this blog is to share some learning logs in curriculum development courses. If you want to contact me you can visit my Instagram on @meyl*****.

Course : Curriculum and material development

My learning logs

Name/NIM	Meylia Putri Angesti /2088203064
Topic	Definition and scope
Date	September 15, 2021
Sources/Links	Brown (1995). The Element of language of Curriculum and Smith (1996 and 2000).Curriculum theory and practice.
Learned vocabularies, pronounciation and part of speech, definition, and in context (e.g.,in a sentence)	1. Underdog : /ˈəndərˌdôɡ/ Part of speech : noun. Indonesian : Tidak diunggulkan. Definition : a competitor thought to have little chance of winning a fight or contest. e.g., “They go into this game as the underdogs”. Synonyms : loser, victim, prey, weaker party.      2.  Emerge : /əˈmərj/ Part of speech : verb. Indonesian : muncul. Definition : move out of or away from something and come into view. e.g., “The economy has started to emerge from recession” Synonyms : come out, appear, pop up, come up.      3. Seek : /sēk/ Part of speech : verb. Indonesian : mencari. Definition : attempt to find (something). e.g., “She came here to seek her friends” Synonyms : look for, ask, call, see.      4. Distinct : /dəˈstiNG(k)t/ Part of speech : adjective. Indonesian : berbeda. Definition : recognizably different in nature from something else of a similar type. e.g., “That car is distinct from other car” Synonyms : different, diverse, dissimilar, disparate.      5.  Proficiency : /prəˈfiSHənsē/ Part of speech : noun. Indonesian : kecakapan. Definition : a high degree of competence or skill. e.g.,“he demonstrated  his proficiency in USA” Synonyms : skill, ability, capacity, competence.