This present study examined the use of Islamic magazine articles as authentic materials in teaching reading comprehension for the students of English Education Department of IAIN Batusangkar, Indonesia. This idea is based on the belief that students can be motivated and challenged to read if the selected materials pertain to their prior knowledge and experiences. In addition to this, using Islamic magazine articles as essential sources of information can positively expose students to real language. This study used qualitative research. This research was conducted to the third semester students. Observation and interview were used to collect data from 58 students who learned reading comprehension in the classroom. The research findings showed that the use of Islamic magazine articles empirically enhanced the students' reading performance and built their character values. Based on these findings it is recommended that lecturers of reading comprehension subject should be able to exploit up-to-date articles to be used as lesson materials in teaching reading comprehension at the English education department in order to avoid boredom in reading texts.
This research aims to determine how the application of demonstration teaching methods based on multimedia animation can improve learning outcomes on subjects Computer and Basic Network at Vocational High School 11 Bandung. The method used in this research is a quasi-experimental method with a nonequivalent control group design that uses 2 classes as the research object with 70 students. The results show that demonstration teaching methods based on multimedia animation can improve learning outcomes in subjects Computers and Basic Network higher by 27% compared to without using multimedia that is equal to 13%. In addition, this multimedia also has a high influence on students' interest in learning. While the results of the assessment in the form of student questionnaires to the multimedia show in the category very well by obtaining the average value of 83.73%.
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