The 54th TEFLIN International Conference

Last Updated : 29 November 14:28
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Dec 4th
10.00-16.00 On-site Registration         BU
Dec 5th
08.00- 09.00 On-site Registration         BU
09.00-09.30 Opening Ceremony         BU
09.30-10.00 Coffee Break         BU
10.00-11.00 Plenary Session 1 PL1 Language Teaching in Changing Times Jack C. Richards Bambang Y. Cahyono BU
11.00-12.00 Plenary Session 2 PL2 Systemic Functional Grammar as a Resource for the ESL Teacher Graham Lock Hendro S. Husada BU
12.00-13.00 Lunch         BU
13.00-14.00 Parallel Paper 1 P1 Portfolios and Learner Self-Assessment Khader Nawaz Khan & Mahija Nambiar Veetil Sisilia S. Halimi F 203
P2 Portfolios: A Misunderstood Tool in Formative Assessment Anthony Zak
P3 “UAN” and Its Relevance to the New Curriculum (KTSP) Dwi Anggani Linggar Bharati & Suwandi Patuan Raja F 204
P4 Implementing KTSP Curriculum Requirements in the Development of English Teaching Material in high Schools Nanik Supriani
P5 Between Theory and Reality: Teacher's Perspective on Evaluating Websites for Teaching Purposes Neny Isharyanti & Anne I. Timotius Deny Arnos Kwary F 207
P6 The Use of Interner by Lecturers and Students of English Department of Universitas Negeri Semarang (UNNES) Rohani
P7 Teachers' Perception of Expertise in English Language Teaching Profession Christine Manara Ashadi F 208
P8 Teachers’ Self-Efficacy Beliefs and the Development of Autonomous English Teachers in Indonesia Basikin
P9 Developing Competence-Based Reading Materials for High Schools Tjahjaning Tingastuti Surjouseno & Y. Nugroho Widiyanto Etty Bazergan F 211
P10 Increasing the Students’ Reading Speed Nida Husna
P11 English in Mathematics and Science Learning Process: A Response to National and Global Challenges Rita Inderawaty Rudy Ujang Suparman F 211A
P12 Designing English Curriculum for Pre-service Teacher Education for Math Teachers in International School Hasty Robiasih
P13 On Polite Requesting Competence: A Reflection of Socio-Cultural Values in Speech Katharina Endriati Sukamto Dylan Sung F 212
P14 Teacher's Eclectic Approach and Developing Students' Oral Communicative Competence: Research Findings Maximus Renyaan
P15 A Genre Analysis of the Persuasive Speeches Made by SMA Students in a Speech Contest Oikurema Purwati Handayani F 303
P16 An Analysis of A Teacher’s Talk and Students’ Stance in Reading short Stories Della Kartikasari & Nicke Yunita Moecharam
P17 Equipping Indonesian EFL Pre-Service Teachers with the Practical Curriculum Inquiry Paradigm Joseph Ernest Mambu Bambang Yudi Cahyono F 304
P18 STC: A Model of English Teachers Training Program Muljanto Sumardi
P19 Computer-Based Vocabulary Teaching: The Students' Perception Dwijatmoko Patrisius Istiarto Djiwandono F 305
P20 Higher-Semester Courses and Thesis Supervision as Forums Towards Teachers' Autonomy Sugirin
P21 Teaching Genre-based Writing to Student Teachers:
An Experience at IKIP PGRI Semarang
Ngasbun Egar Widiatmoko F 306
P22 Needs Analysis of Bahasa Inggris for First Year Students at Hasanuddin University Ria Jubhari
14.00-15.00 Workshop 1 W1 Journey-Oriented Materials Adaptation: Responding to Change Siti Mina Tamah Fenny Kristianti F 203
W2 Incorporating International Perspective in Teaching English: Ideas for Creating Class Activities Within the Global Context Indiah Marsaban Bambang Suwarno F 204
W3 Language in Action and Activity: The Unit of Analysis Hari Menon Della Kartikasari F 207
W4 Workshop on Learning Community:A Neighborhood Walk Kasihani Kasbollah & Sri Rachmajanti Bruce Leo Applebaum F 208
W5 Prewriting Activities for a Course in English Composition Denis Cheng Yohanes Nugroho Widiyanto F 305
W6 Subtitling Documentary Films: Establishing a Challenging and Meaningful Task in Listening Class Iis Nur Rodliyah, Esti Junining, Fatimah Mateus Yumarnamto F 306
W7 You've Got the Whole World in Your Speaking Classroom: A Workshop Petrus Ari Santoso & Frances L. Sinanu Chiuhsiang Joe Lin F 515
W8 Genre-Based Approach: Let’s Take a Closer Look Kun Herrini & Itje Chodijah Oikurema Purwati F 304
W9 Walking Through the Maze of Internet: Finding and Evaluating Websites for Teaching / Learning Purposes Neny Isharyanti & Anne I. Timotius Rohani LAB C
W10 Developing Learner Competences Through Corpus-informed Materials Gregor D. Smart Dwijatmoko LAB D
W11 The RANGE Program for Text Analysis (Vocabulary) Nany Setyono Kurnia Zainal Naning LAB HIJAU
W12 Creating Reading Comprehension Quizzes and Crosswords with Hot Potatoes Version 6.0 Deny Arnos Kwary Tjahjaning Tingastuti Surjouseno LAB BARU
15.00-15.30 Coffee Break         BU
15.30-16.30 Plenary Session 3A PL3A Education Policy and EFL Curriculum in Indonesia:
Between the Commitment to Competence and the Quest for Higher Test Scores
Anita Lie Joseph E. Mambu BU
Plenary Session 3B PL3B Nurturing Teacher Professional Development through Participation in Computer Mediated Applications Malachi Edwin Vethanami Zulfa Zakhiya F515
16.30-17.30 Poster and Film Presentation PF1 Taking English Beyond Literature, Grammar, and Pronunciation Christine Dehn & Hannah Pritchett   BU
PF2 Extending the Uses of the Language Laboratory Fitri Johansyah
PF3 Collage from the Language Classroom: the Use of Cultural Event to Promote Students' Speaking Ability Frances L. Sinanu & Petrus Ari Santoso
PF4 Gender Issues in an EFL Class Purwanti, Melati, Yustin, Wijayanti & Ditya
PF5 The Use of Poster Presentation Activity in Extensive Reading Class Antonina Anggraini S., Silvia Purnomo, & Liberty Aryo
PF6 Self Created Materials for Extensive Reading: Why Not? Anita Kurniawati
PF7 Drama Performance As An Application Of
Learner’s Centered Approach
Ina Riyanto, Johan Adi Listyanto, Arya Aji Wirawan, Resti Febrianty, Andika Rooseno Aji, & Septiyan Qomarudin
PF8 AVA: To Ease Children’s Language Learning Fenny Kristianti & Meylia Handayani Tio
19.00-21.00 Business Meeting         G Building, Room
Probowinoto
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Dec 6th
08.00-09.00 Plenary Session 4 PL4 A Task-Based Approach to Materials Development David Nunan Helena Agustien BU
09.00-10.00 Plenary Session 5 PL5 The Importance of English in a Global Society Michael E. Rudder Dylan Sung BU
10.00-10.30 Coffee Break         BU
10.30-11.30 Parallel Paper 2 P23 Teaching Argumentative Writing through Web Blogs Yudi Juniardi & Udi Samanhudi Anne I. Timotius F 203
P24 Blogging and the Upgrading of Writing:
C.R.A.D.L.E.(-ing) Porfolio
M. A. Inez Saptenno
P25 The Implementation of Self-Assessment to Improve Students' Achievement Monika Gultom Khader Nawaz Khan F 204
P26 Involving Students in Assesment Sisilia S. Halimi
P27 High School English Teachers’ Voice in Competency Standard and Professional Development: Grounded Research Ashadi Hendro Setiawan Husada F 207
P28 The ‘Continuous Improvement Learning’ Program for English Teachers: A Case Study of A Local Government Policy Bambang Yudi Cahyono
P29 Performance and Personal-Response: Alternative Assessment of Young Learners in Indonesian EFL Contexts Retno Wiyati Anthony Zak F 208
P30 Some Possible Strategies to Teach English to Students of Remote Areas Purwanti Kusumaningtyas
P31 Specific English Instruction For Muhammadiyah Paramedic Training Schools Hadjid Harnawidagda Mochamad Subhan Zein F 211
P32 English for Secretarial Department of vocational School Nusyirwan
P33 SMKN 4 Jambi as an International Standardized National School:
A dilemma for Teachers of English 
Susanah Hasti Robiasih F 211A
P34 The Policy And Implementation of International Classes in Lampung Province Ujang Suparman
P35 Adding Human-Centered Elements to Instant Messaging Design for Enhancing University Students’ English communication Ability Dylan Sung, Chiuh, Siang Joe Lin, Chih-Wei Yang, Lai-Yu Cheng Maximus Renyaan F 212
P36 Improving Students' ability to negotiate th emessage of the text by teachung them appraisal systams (iterpersonal meaning) Widhiyanto
P37 Reading through the “Black Veil”: Literature in the EFL Classroom Victor James Sensenig Itje Chodijah F 303
P38 Back Translation as a Means of Teaching Stylistics Yan Mujianto
P39 Current National English Curriculum Reform in Indonesia: Challenges, Strategies, and Implications for Teachers Amirullah Nanik Supriani F 304
P40 Uncovering the Unheard Voices: A Tale of Students’ Involvement in Curriculum Development Kustiwan Syarief
P41 The Behavior of Stress Pattern on English Word ending in -ic Alim Sukrisno Rini Fatmawati F 305
P42 Applying Interlanguage Syntax in EFL: Bringing the national language along with English in the grammar classroom Titik Murtisari
P43 Globalization to Linguistics Imperialism: A Challenge for English Language Teachers Wemmy Prayogo Joseph Ernest Mambu F 306
P44 Multilingualism, Competitive Power, and the Forthcoming Language Law Bambang Suwarno
11.30-12.30 Parallel Paper 3 P45 Utilizing Information and Communication Technology in Enhancing the Quality of English Language Teaching and Learning Tina Mariany Kariman Eunice Ratna Sari F 203
P46 Teacher’s and Young Learners’ Language Performance in the Holistic Teaching English Class Ruruh Mindari & Ignatius Harjanto
P47 The Need of Assessment-Influenced Instruction: A Journey to Promote EFL Competencies for the Real World Danny Wira Dharma Monika Gultom F 204
P48 Gender, Proficiency Level of Second Language Learners and Perceptions on Teacher’s Oral Corrective Feedback I Nyoman Suka Sanjaya, A. A. Raka Sitawati, I Made Ardana Putra
P49 Process-Based Writing Workshop: Teaching Writing as a Process Iis Suryani Herdiah Sri Mulatsih F 208
P50 Text Deconstruction in Students’ Writing: A Progressive Study Listyani
P51 Students’ Need Analysis: Syllabus Development for Students of Computer Science Widiatmoko Ria Jubhari F 211
P52 The Students’ Use Of Writing Strategies: A Preliminary Study Evaluate The Teaching Of Writing In Efl Classroom Victoria Usadya Palupi
P53 Faculty's Influence on the Engllish Learning Motivation of Taiwanese University Students Chih-Wei Yan, Lai-yu Cheng, Shu-Yu Lien, Ching-Hsin Chang Konder Manurung F 211A
P54 English and School Librarians to Respond to National and global Challenges Siusana Kweldju
P55 Persuasion Strategies used by Students of English in Expository Writing Sri Wuli Fitriati Yudi Juniardi F 212
P56 Academic Writing: Matters to be Looked After in Indonesian Context Hamamah
P57 Redesigning Teaching Reading In ESP Contexts to Promote “Learning How-To-Learn” I Made Sujana Rahayu Kuswardani F 303
P58 Expanded dimension to Film Studies in ESL / EFL: An Integrated Approach Rachmat Nurcahyo
P59 The Implementation of the 2004 English Curriculum in a Number of Schools in Bandar Lampung Patuan Raja Susanah F 304
P60 The teaching of Engling as a Local Content at the Primary Scools in Jambi Municipality: Problems of Implementaion ans their solutions Marzul Hidayat
P61 Factors Influencing the success of Senior Secondary School Students in Developing English Competence Idham Kholid Nasmilah Imran F 305
P62 Teachers Scaffolding Talks in English Classes of SMA Negeri 1 Ungaran Yulia Susilowati
P63 Integrating Holictic Education into the EFL Class Josefa J. Mardijono Sri Muryati F 306
P64 The Comparison Between the Effectiveness of CALL and That of Classical Learning Deny Arnos Kwary
12.30-13.30 Lunch         BU
13.30-14.30 Plenary Session 6 PL6 What We Know and What We Do: From Teaching Knowledge to Teacher Development Alan Pulverness Yohanes M. Harsono BU
14.30-15.30 Plenary Session 7 PL7 Global Challenges and Local Contexts: Connecting ELT in Indonesia to the World Christian Duncumb & Itje Chodidjah Katharina E. Sukamto BU
15.30-16.00 Coffee Break         BU
16.00-17.00 Parallel Paper 4 P65 English Communication Competency Improvement On Spoken Writing Narrative Text Trought  “Vcd Cutting” Media Iin Semarang 7 SHS Sri Muryati Tina Matiany Kariman F 203
P66 Electronic Mail (e-mail): A Variation in Teaching and Learning ESL Rismiyanto
P67 Developing Teaching Materials Which Can Promote Teacher and Learner Autonomy in Indonesian High School Suzana Maria & Hendro Setiawan Husada Christine Manara F 204
P68 Tips of Developing Learning Materials for the 2006 Curriculum Yohanes Mujiyo Harsono
P69 Language Awareness: A Significant Factor in Promoting Teachers’ Autonomy Nury Supriyati Basikin F 207
P70 Describing Teacher Thinking in an EFL Reading Course: Moving towards Teacher Training Program at Hasanuddin University Etty Bazergan
P71 A Critical Thinking Approach in Material Development for Teaching of English to Elementary School Students Lany Kristono Robert Riski F 208
P72 Incorporating Argumentation Study for Teaching Critical Thinking in EFL Instruction: A proposal for EFL Curriculum Anita Triastuti
P73 CTL for Vocational School Rahayu Kuswardani & Ririn Pusparini I Made Sujana F 211
P74 The Implementation of CBT in Teaching ESP in Vocational Education and Training Institution Ratnah
P75 The Application of Seelye’s Principles in Teaching CCU to EFL Learners in a State University Ridha Mardiani Victor James Sensenig F 211A
P76 English Faculty's Perspectives in Incorporating Culture on English-Speaking Countries into English Teaching Dylan Sung & Pei-Wen Chen
P77 Improving Text Flow in EFL Learners' Composition of Paragraph Based Writing Class Novia Trisanti & Intan Permata Hapsari Hamamah F 212
P78 Employing Thematic Development in Teaching Paragraph-based Writing Sri Mulatsih
P79 The Design on On-line Modules for English Language Learning in High Schools Teguh Santoso Anuncius Gumawang Jati F 303
P80 Publishing Your Teaching Materials Sutanto Leo
P81 Issues in EFL Provision: Monitoring System on the Implementation of the Competency Based Curriculum Konder Manurung Suwandi F 304
P82 Course Management System in Foreign Language Curricula: A Step Toward a More Transparent Learning Process Francisca Maria Ivone & Anik Nunuk Wulyani
P83 Chinese Authentic Materials for English Teaching Materials: Problems and Challenges Pininto Sarwendah Siti Mina Tamah F 305
P84 Material Development: As Constraint and Empowerment Luciana
P85 Developing Efl Learners’ Strategic Competence In Four Efl Skill Areas Through Flow-Based Teaching Materials Nasmilah Imran Idham Kholid F 306
P86 English Teaching –Learning Stage: A Grounded-Theory Research of English Teaching in SMA 3 Semarang Zulfa Zakhiyya
Round Table Discussion RTD1 Systemic Functional Linguistic Perpective in Designing English Curriculum Helena Agustien   F 515
19.00-21.00 Dinner & Cultural Night         BU
Time Program   Title Speaker Moderator Room
Dec 7th
08.00-09.00 Plenary Session 8 PL8 Searching for an Appropriate EFL Curriculum Design for the Indonesian Pluralistic Society Suwarsih Madya Ujang Suparman BU
09.00-10.00 Plenary Session 9 PL9 The English Language Syllabus in Singapore and Malaysia:
Comparisons, Contrast. And Implications
Lim Beng Soon Yan Mujianto BU
10.00-10.30 Coffee Break          
10.30--11.30 Plenary Session 10 PL10 Textbooks – the silent partners in EFL Jane Orton Frances L. Sinanu BU
11.30-12.30 Workshop 2 W13 Ideas on Making the Indonesian ESP Classroom Engaging Christina Janney & Mochamad Subhan Zein Hadjid Harnawidagda F 203
W14 Using Case Studies to Improve Critical Thinking Robert Riski & Heather Linville Lany Kristono F 204
W15 How to Write Grammar Textbooks Rini Fatmawati Titik Murtisari F 208
W16 Exploiting an authentic Text Into a Reading Material to Help Learners Achieve Multi-dimensional mental Representation Zainal Naning & Nia Rohayati Meylia Handayani Tio F 305
W17 Speaking Activities for a Communicative Classroom Bruce Leo Applebaum Frances L. Sinanu F 306
W18 Strengthening Right Brain Capacity in Writing Yohanes Nugroho Widiyanto Anita Triastuti F 304
W19 Teaching Collocations Using an Internet-Based Tool and Collaborative Learning Patrisius Istiarto Djiwandono Nany Setyono Kurnia LAB C
W20 Workshop on Developing English Listening Materials for Indonesian Learners Using Podcast Mateus Yumarnamto & Basilius Himawan Setyo Wibowo Iis Nur Rodliyah LAB D
W21 Creating a Writing Course Utilizing Class and Student Blogs Anuncius Gumawang Jati & Kun Herini M. A. Inez Saptenno LAB HIJAU
W22 Mobile Language Learning Eunice Ratna Sari Rismiyanto LAB BARU
12.30-13.30 Lunch         BU
13.30-14.30 Panel Discussion         BU
14.30-15.00 Closing Ceremony         BU
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