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Student:
                                  According  to  me,  if  Sasak  people  don‘t  do  the  the  Sasak  wedding
                                process, they must pay a fine of common law (denda hukum adat).

                                 According to me, in some Sasak villages, many Terune Sasaks doesn‘t
                                do the first wedding process which is kidnapping. This process can be
                                 replaced by proposal process in which the Terune’s family comes to
                                the family of the bride-to-be.



                               The  other  form  of  IBLL  materials  for  getting  cultural  values  was  by
                        analyzing the values of wedding procession such as Kidnaping, Nyongkolan, and

                        Serah Aji Kerame. In the kidnaping process, students share their opinion about the

                        meaning of this process. They discuss why the Terune Sasak must carry out the
                        kidnapping process to marry a Sasak girl. Each process of the wedding tradition

                        was analyzed by students so that they have deeper understanding of the cultural

                        values.  Students  were  directed  to  write  the  values  of  the  wedding  tradition  in
                        sentences that are later used to construct a complete text. Below is an example.


                                 Kidnapping  indicates  that  Terunes  (young  Sasak  people)  have
                                 braveness and they are ready to build a new family.

                                 The Nyongkolan shows openness to everyone that they have become
                                  a life couple in a new family.

                                 Bebales Nae strengthens the family tie among the bride and groom.


                        b.  Inputs of the IBLL Materials

                               This sub-section presents research question 8 which is related to the input

                        materials  of the  IBLL  materials  in  the teaching learning process.  The  provided
                        inputs  of  the  model  cover  descriptive,  recount,  exposition,  and  narrative  texts.

                        Each text comprises inputs of how to write topics and topic sentences, supporting
                        sentences,  generic  structures  of  the  texts,  characteristics  of  the  texts,  and  the

                        language and grammar focuses.
                               For  example,  in  the  descriptive  text,  the  schematic  or  generic  structures

                        include an introductory paragraph, the body of text, and a concluding paragraph.

                        In the learning process, students are presented with input materials which contain
                        the organization of the text. An example is given below.






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