Proceedings of the 4th International Conference on Language, Literature, Culture, and Education (ICOLLITE 2020) 2020
DOI: 10.2991/assehr.k.201215.130
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“…Sekalipun ada beberapa aspek yang memang dirasa peningkatannya tidak begitu besar, tetapi secara keseluruhan model ini secara nyata dapat memfasilitasi pemahaman membaca siswa. Demikian halnya dalam penelitian Yulianeta dan Damaianti menjelaskan bahwa inplementasi readaloud dianggap efektif dalam penguasaan literasi (Yulianeta et al, 2020).…”
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“…Sekalipun ada beberapa aspek yang memang dirasa peningkatannya tidak begitu besar, tetapi secara keseluruhan model ini secara nyata dapat memfasilitasi pemahaman membaca siswa. Demikian halnya dalam penelitian Yulianeta dan Damaianti menjelaskan bahwa inplementasi readaloud dianggap efektif dalam penguasaan literasi (Yulianeta et al, 2020).…”
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“…According to Kusnawan and Kurniawan (2018), the most basic concept of the family literacy movement is to build a good reading culture, so that families have an important task in building a good culture, namely a culture that is able to condition family members to be involved in good reading activities and continuation, so it will create family members who like to read. In family literacy, parents must be able to provide children with a solid foundation of language fluency and early literacy skills (Yulianeta, Damaianti, Amandangi, & Rahesi, 2020). Meanwhile, according to Wasik (2012), family literacy discourse discusses ways of discourse and dialogue that are carried out by parents so that they can affect children's language learning and literacy.…”
Section: Family Literacymentioning
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“…Secara sederhana dapat dikatakan bahwa banyak ditemukan anak yang membaca dengan terbata-bata (Santi, Barr, Khalaf, & Francis, 2015;Wahyuning, 2015;Yildirim & Rasinski, 2014). Proses pembelajaran membaca hanya terhenti pada kelancaran membaca yang melihat anak terbata-bata atau tidak (Protopapas, Katopodi, Altani, & Georgiou, 2018;Rahman, Sakti, Widya, & Yugafiati, 2019;Trisdania, 2018;Yulianeta, Damaianti, Amandangi, & Rahesi, 2020). Sebagian besar anak masih berada pada posisi mengenali kode dan masih sedikit anak yang sudah memahami makna teks yang dibaca (McCoach & Yu, 2015;Paige & Magpuri-Lavell, 2014;Taufina & Chandra, 2017a).…”
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