Mixing language codes in a song's lyrics has become commonplace. Generally, the mixed code comes from foreign language fragments. Concerning this, there is a phenomenon that occurs in Minangkabau, West Sumatra. They mix language codes, not only foreign languages but also Minangkabau language codes into Indonesian song lyrics. Uniquely, Minangkabau language code mixed not only in the form of original vocabulary but also in the form of interference.The goal is to emphasize the humorous or humorous elements in the song. In addition, they hope that the fragments of the Minangkabau language can be remembered by teenagers who began to be embarrassed using the language of the region. There are form of mixed code: tak nia 'dislike', penduta 'lier', padiarin 'leave it', and berkada 'scabies'. Song lovers will find it funny and easy to remember the flakes that are indirectly the language of the 'slip of the tongue'area.
The purpose of this research is to obtain information about the ability of elementary school teachers in preparing material tests in the semester. This research uses qualitative research, which describes empirical reality using a descriptive approach. This study also uses a literature study, with documents to find some field data that occurs in the form of questions on several subjects. Meanwhile, the data analysis used was (1) the subject matter expert's justification in interpreting some of the findings of the test item document, (2) theoretically and empirically, it was found that the test items did not meet the standard question rules. The assessment also using offline and online, it was found, among others, (1) biased test questions, because of the linguistic structure of the main sentence and explanatory sentences, wrongly choosing questions with answers, (2) not understanding the rules about the questions: such as homogeneity distractor questions, long and short answers, the use of standard Indonesian. Meanwhile, some of the test questions that were found to have problems were Indonesian, Natural Science, Character, Boy Scouts, Arts and culture. Of the 12 test items, 4 errors in the material concept
This study aims to identify the effect of ict literacy on mathematics achievement in grade 8 by using Indonesian Student Competency Assessment’s (AKSI) 2019 questionnaire data. A multistage probability sample of 13,079 students was analyzed using a two-level hierarchical linear model (HLM) with which student achievement scores are the first level laid in schools as the second level. The results of the analysis revealed that SES, the students' smartphones and computers, the availability of digital devices at home and school, the use of digital devices for education, and perspective on the benefits of ICT have positive influence on mathematics achievement, while the easiness of access to use of digital devices in schools has negative influence at the student level. At the school level, the high mathematics achievement of students are influenced by the location of the school and the number of certified teachers. School accreditation and completeness of learning facilities in schools are not factors upon better students toward their mathematics achievement. However, the interaction between the easiness of access to use of digital devices in schools and the completeness of learning facilities in schools have an influence in increasing students' mathematics achievement. Based on the diversity component, it is known that the diversity of students' mathematical achievement explained by the student level and school level variables are 33.24 and 0.18, respectively.
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