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  • Course Description

    Assalamualaikum Wr. Wb.

    Hey there, math enthusiasts! 

    Welcome to the English for Mathematics course. Get ready to embark on a journey where numbers meet language. We're thrilled to have you on board and can't wait to explore the exciting world of math in English together. 

    Let's make learning a blast!

    Course Identity

    1. Course:  English 
    2. Course Code: MJU.MAT-040
    3. Credit Hours: 2 
    4. Semester: Odd Semester
    5. Study Program: Mathematics Education
    6. Faculty and University: Faculty of Teacher Training and Education of Universitas Muhammadiyah Jember 

    Course Brief 

    This course covers the comprehension, pronunciation, writing, and listening of mathematical terms and concepts (numbers and their operations, algebra, equations, geometry, and trigonometry) in the English language.

    Graduate Learning Outcomes

    1. To be devout to the One and Only God (Allah SWT) and able to demonstrate religious attitudes (A1).
    2. To possess Islamic character (A12).
    3. To be capable of applying logical, critical, systematic, and innovative thinking in the development or implementation of science and technology, considering and applying appropriate human values in their field of expertise (GS1).
    4. To exhibit independent, quality, and measurable performance (GS2).
    5. To apply concepts and pedagogical-didactic principles of mathematics and mathematical knowledge to conduct innovative learning that utilizes science and technology-oriented towards life skills (SS2).
    6. To master theoretical concepts of mathematics, including mathematical logic, discrete mathematics, algebra, analysis, geometry, probability and statistics theory, mathematical modeling principles, linear programming, differential equations, and numerical methods to support mathematics education in elementary and secondary schools as well as for advanced studies. (KM2).

    Course Learning Outcomes (CLO)

    1. Able to demonstrate adherence to Islamic values (GLO-1 and GLO-2).
    2. Able to communicate mathematical concepts in English effectively, both orally and in writing (GLO-3). 
    3. Capable of demonstrating independent and collaborative performance in the learning process or when completing tasks of high quality and measurability (GLO-4). 
    4. Proficient in solving problems in English related to the field of mathematics (GLO-5). 
    5. Mastering mathematical concepts and mathematical terminology in English (GLO-6).

    Topic

    1. Numbers and arithmetic operations
    2. Algebra
    3. Trigonometry
    4. Geometry

    Lesson Plan

    The Learning Management System (LMS) can serve as an online classroom for interactions between instructors and students, or it can be employed as a platform for in-depth material exploration (flipped learning), or any other model of blended learning. 

    Assessment

    1. Attendance: 10%
    2. Participation: 15%
    3. Assignments/Cases: 20%
    4. Midterm Exam (UTS): 25%
    5. Final Exam (UAS)/Project: 30%

    Semester Lesson Plan

    Semester Learning Plan serves as a guide for course instructors in conducting semester-long teaching. It includes Learning Outcomes (LO), Course Learning Outcomes (CLO), Learning Analysis, Planned Final Competencies, Semester Lesson Plan (presented in a table with week numbers), planned final abilities, study materials, forms and learning methods, timing, student learning experiences, assessment criteria, and weight indicator indicators, Assignment Design, Midterm Exam Design, and Final Exam Design. The lesson plan can be accessed here: https://bit.ly/englishlp2023  

     

    Lecturer

        Name: Chusnul Khotimah Galatea, M.Pd. 

        NIDN: 0729018802

        E-mail: chusnulkhotimah@unmuhjember.ac.id

        Institution: Universitas Muhammadiyah Jember

        Name: Yoga Dwi Windy Kusuma Ningtyas, M.Pd., M.Sc.

        NIDN: 0730038902

        E-mail:  kusumaningtyas.dwi@unmuhjember.ac.id.

        Institution: Universitas Muhammadiyah Jember

        

        Name: Agustin Fatmawati, M.Pd.

        NIDN: 15300892001

        E-mail: agustin.fatma@gmail.com

        Institution: Universitas Muhammadiyah Kupang

    References

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    2. Chang, L. A., White, C. M., & Abrahamson, L. (2008). Handbook for spoken mathematics. Livermore National L.
    3. Kusumawardhani, R. A., Agustina, L., & Galatea, C. K. (2023). Analisis Kemampuan Numerasi Siswa dalam Materi Geometri dan Pengukuran Ditinjau Dari Gaya Kognitif Reflektif dan Impulsif. JEMS: Jurnal Edukasi Matematika dan Sains11(1), 107-115.
    4. Munthahana, J., & Budiarto, M. T. (2020). Ethnomathematics Exploration in Panataran Temple and Its Implementation in Learning. Indonesian Journal of Science and Mathematics Education3(2), 196-209.
    5. Ningtyas, Y. D. W. K., Galatea, C. K., Ishartono, N., & Adikalan, N. H. (2023). Learning Trajectory for Learning Multiplication Rules with Islamic Values using Realistic Mathematics Education Approach. Vygotsky: Jurnal Pendidikan Matematika dan Matematika5(2), 123-134.
    6. Sterling, M. J. (2023). Trigonometry for dummies. John Wiley & Sons.
    7. Rumsey, D. J. (2019). Statistics Workbook for Dummies with Online Practice. John Wiley & Sons.
    8. Ryan, M. (2015). Calculus workbook for Dummies. John Wiley & Sons.
    9. Ryan, M. (2006). Geometry Workbook for Dummies. John Wiley & Sons.
    10. Safitri, A. H. I., Novaldin, I. D., & Supiarmo, M. G. (2022). Uma Lengge Traditional Building as a Source of Ethnomathematics-Based Mathematics Learning Implementation. EDUPEDIKA: Jurnal Studi Pendidikan dan Pembelajaran1(1), 45-52.
    11. Supiyati, S., & Hanum, F. (2019). Ethnomathematics in Sasaknese Architecture. Journal on Mathematics Education10(1), 47-58.

    • Course Introduction

      Greetings, students!

      Welcome to our English for Mathematics course, where we embark on a journey to bridge the realms of language and numbers. In this course, we'll delve into the intricacies of mathematical concepts with a focus on language proficiency. Our exploration begins with a detailed overview encompassing the course content description, sub-learning outcomes (Sub-LOTC), learning outcome indicators, and a comprehensive learning scenario. Understanding this course introduction is crucial as it provides a roadmap for your learning journey. By grasping the course's foundations, you'll gain a clearer perspective on the objectives, enabling you to navigate the complexities of mathematical language more effectively. Embrace this introduction as a valuable tool for unlocking the doors to a world where mathematical precision meets linguistic fluency. Together, let's embark on this exciting adventure!


      Description of Teaching Materials

      1. Reading & Listening Comprehension in Mathematics Education:  This material focuses on enhancing students' ability to comprehend mathematical concepts through reading and listening. It involves engaging with various texts, such as articles, lectures, and educational materials related to mathematics education. The goal is to strengthen both written and oral communication skills in the context of mathematical topics.
      2. Presentation of English for Mathematics:  In this segment, students will develop proficiency in presenting mathematical ideas and concepts in English. The emphasis is on effective communication, clarity, and precision while delivering mathematical content. Students will learn how to structure and deliver presentations, making them adept at conveying complex mathematical information in a language that transcends borders.
      3.  Writing Report (Mathword):  This component focuses on honing students' skills in written communication specific to the field of mathematics. Students will learn to articulate mathematical ideas, theories, and problem-solving processes through the creation of reports. The term "Mathword" indicates a fusion of mathematical content with language proficiency, ensuring that students can express mathematical concepts fluently in written form. The objective is to produce clear, well-structured reports that effectively convey mathematical information to a diverse audience.


      Sub Learning Outcomes of the Course (Sub-LOTC)

      1. Capable of pronouncing, writing, and listening to the concepts of numbers and operations in English (CLO-2).
      2. Capable of analyzing the concepts of numbers and operations in English (CLO-5).
      3. Proficient in pronouncing, writing, and listening to algebraic concepts in English (CLO-2).
      4. Competent in analyzing algebraic concepts in English (CLO-5).
      5. Skilled in pronouncing, writing, and listening to trigonometric concepts in English (CLO-2).
      6. Capable of analyzing trigonometric concepts in English (CLO-5).
      7. Proficient in pronouncing, writing, and listening to geometric concepts in English (CLO-2).
      8. Competent in analyzing geometric concepts in English (CLO-5).
      9. Capable of providing a rational critical analysis of students' success and failure in solving problems in English related to concepts of numbers and operations, algebra, trigonometry, and geometry logically (CLO-3, CLO-4).
      10. Able to create a simple design to support the resolution of problems in English related to concepts of numbers and operations, algebra, trigonometry, and geometry correctly and precisely (CLO-3, CLO-4).


      Indicators

      1. Demonstrates accurate pronunciation, clear written expression, and effective listening skills when presenting and discussing numbers and operations in English.
      2. Applies analytical skills to deconstruct and comprehend the underlying principles of numbers and operations, showcasing a deep understanding of mathematical concepts in the English language.
      3. Exhibits a high level of proficiency in articulating algebraic concepts through accurate pronunciation, clear written communication, and attentive listening in English.
      4. Demonstrates competence in analyzing algebraic concepts in English, displaying the ability to break down complex algebraic ideas and convey them effectively.
      5. Displays skillful communication in English, involving precise pronunciation, well-structured writing, and attentive listening when presenting and discussing trigonometric concepts.
      6. Applies analytical skills to comprehend and analyze trigonometric concepts in English, showcasing a deep understanding of the principles involved.
      7. Demonstrates a high level of proficiency in conveying geometric concepts in English through accurate pronunciation, clear written expression, and attentive listening.
      8. Exhibits competence in analyzing geometric concepts in English, showcasing the ability to break down intricate geometric ideas and convey them effectively.
      9. Provides a rational and critical analysis of students' success and failure in solving problems related to numbers and operations, algebra, trigonometry, and geometry in English, demonstrating logical reasoning.
      10. Demonstrates the ability to create well-structured designs that support the resolution of problems related to numbers and operations, algebra, trigonometry, and geometry in English, ensuring correctness and precision.


      Learning Scenario

      In this learning scenario, Case-Based Learning (CBL) and Project-Based Learning (PJBL) methods are employed to enhance understanding, pronunciation, writing, and listening of terms and concepts in mathematics (numbers and operations, algebra, equations, geometry, and trigonometry) in English. Students will explore a case study through the Learning Management System (LMS) - eStudy platform, engage in online discussions using virtual meeting applications, create presentations using PowerPoint, explore geometry using Geogebra, and reflect on their experiences through Flipgrid. This scenario is designed to create a deep and interactive learning environment, where the comprehension of mathematical concepts is integrated with the effective development of English language skills.


      You can watch the introductory video below for a brief description of the course, including learning outcomes, assessment, and more. Let's practice together, support each other, and make learning English and math enjoyable. Thanks for joining, and let's have a great learning experience!

       

       

    • Meeting 1. Whole Numbers

      Hello, everyone! Today, we'll kick off our exploration of Whole Numbers with a discussion. What do you know about number terms? Let's dive into the material covering the names of numbers, the real number system, and specifically, whole numbers. After that, we'll tackle an assignment focused on whole numbers. Stay engaged as we watch a video on basic math symbols and operations. Lastly, we have a unique task for you – a pronunciation assignment through Flipgrid. Let's make learning about whole numbers both insightful and fun!

    • Meeting 2. Fractions & Decimals

      Hello, everyone! Today's session kicks off with a deep dive into "Fraction Facts." We'll spice things up with a crossword puzzle game to make learning fractions engaging. Next, we'll switch gears and explore decimal fractions through an enlightening video. Get ready for some reflective questions on the material, and we'll conclude our session with a practical case study problem about fractions in the baking business. Let's explore the fascinating world of fractions and decimals together!

    • Meeting 3. Per cent

      Hello, everyone! Today's session kicks off with exploring the concept of percentages. We'll enhance our understanding by watching a video on converting between fractions, decimals, and percentages. Dive into some mathematical problem-solving involving percentages, and cap off our session by expressing mathematical expressions in English. Let's make percentages an easily digestible topic together!

    • Meeting 4. Algebra and Equations

      Hello, everyone! Today's session starts with an introduction to algebra, paving the way for a discussion on how algebra manifests in our everyday lives. We'll then dive into the core material on equations. Cap off our learning with an exciting task centered around the application of algebra and equations. Let's delve into the fascinating world of algebra together!

    • Meeting 5. Combining Terms and Factorizing

      Hello, everyone! Today's session kicks off with a discussion on the contribution of combining like terms, shedding light on its significance. Following that, we'll dive into the realm of algebra, specifically focusing on combining terms. Next up is a video session on factorizing quadratic expressions. Cap off our learning journey with an engaging task that ties it all together. Let's explore the world of combining terms and factorizing!

    • Meeting 6. Angles

      Hello, everyone! Today's session begins with a lively discussion on angles in everyday life, highlighting their practical applications. Following that, we'll delve into the study of angles, exploring their properties and characteristics. Test your knowledge with a quiz, and to conclude our session, engage in a thought-provoking case study problem about exploring angles. Let's make angles come to life through discussion and application!

    • Meeting 7. Trigonometry

      Hello, everyone! Today's session kicks off with an engaging discussion on trigonometric angles. Following that, we'll delve into the intricacies of trigonometry, exploring its principles and applications. Cap off our exploration with a quiz to test your understanding and a practical task to apply your newly acquired knowledge. Let's dive into the world of trigonometry together!

    • Meeting 8. Mid Test

      Hello, everyone! As we embark on our Mid-Semester Exam, I wish you all the best in showcasing the knowledge and skills you've acquired so far. Take a deep breath, stay focused, and let your understanding shine. Good luck to each one of you!

    • Meeting 9. Plane Figures

      In today's session on "Plane Figures," we'll begin by watching an instructional video on geometric plane and solid figures. Following that, we'll dive into the material covering the properties and area of plane figures. To apply our knowledge, we'll engage in a case study problem that explores real-world geometric-inspired scenarios. Let's embark on this exploration of plane figures together!

    • Meeting 10. Solid Figures

      Dive into the world of solid figures by exploring the instructional video provided. Watch, learn, and absorb the key concepts presented. Afterward, challenge yourself with a quiz to reinforce your understanding. Following the quiz, get hands-on with the practical application by solving 3D puzzles in the "Unraveling 3D Puzzles" assignment. This engaging exploration will not only solidify your grasp of solid figures but also offer a fun and interactive way to apply your knowledge. Happy learning!

    • Meeting 11. Volume and Surface Area of Solid Figures

      Hello, everyone! Welcome to our session on "Volume and Surface Area of Plane Figures." Today, we'll engage in a discussion about volume and surface area, followed by an in-depth exploration of the material covering the volume of solid figures. Cap off the session by working on an assignment related to these topics. Get ready for an insightful and interactive learning experience!

    • Meeting 12. Mathematics in Real Life

      Hello everyone! Welcome to our session on "Mathematics in Real Life." In this topic, we'll delve into the practical applications of mathematics in our everyday experiences. Watch the instructional video provided to deepen your understanding. Additionally, get ready for an exciting collaborative task exploring "Mathematics in Real Life in Cultural Context." I'm eager to see your perspectives and insights unfold in this dynamic exploration of math in the real world. Let's dive in and make mathematics come alive!

    • Meeting 13. PjBL: Project Introduction and Research (Week 1)

      Hello everyone! Welcome to Week 1 of our project adventure. This week is all about Project Introduction and Research. I'm excited to see your ideas take shape as you delve into the initial stages of our project. Dive deep into your research, lay the groundwork, and let your creativity flourish. Best of luck, and I'm looking forward to seeing the innovative paths your projects will take!

    • Meeting 14. PjBL: Blueprint and Model Preparation (Week 2)

      Hello, everyone! Welcome to Week 2 of our project endeavor. This week, our focus is on Blueprint and Model Preparation. I'm eager to see the detailed blueprints and the strides you make in getting your models ready. Remember, precision in preparation paves the way for successful execution. Best of luck, and I'm looking forward to witnessing your progress!

    • Meeting 15. PjBL: Model Completion and Presentation (Week 3)

      Hello everyone! Welcome to Week 3 of our project journey. This week is all about Model Completion and Presentation. I'm excited to see the progress you've made so far, and now it's time to bring your models to life. Remember to focus on clarity and creativity in your presentations. Good luck, and I can't wait to witness your fantastic project developments!


    • Meeting 16. Final Exam

      Hello everyone! Welcome to our 16th class meeting. Today marks an important milestone as we wrap up the semester with the final project submission. I'm eager to see the culmination of your hard work and creativity in exploring geometry in architecture. Remember, this project not only showcases your understanding but also highlights the practical applications of geometry in the real world. Best of luck with your submissions, and I look forward to reviewing your insightful contributions!