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Tuesday, April 5, 2011

Gagne Learning Theory

Introduction
Robert M. Gagne proposed that traditional principles of learning can be applied into many training programme. He stated in his Hierarchical learning that simple task function as a component of a more complex function where he identified eight types of learning that function start off with simpler principles learning to higher ones. The sequence is from signal learning, stimulus response learning, psychomotor connection learning, verbal association learning, multiple discriminating learning, concept learning, principle learning, problem solving. Based on analyze of hierarchy learning theory, it actually provide guidance for educators so that they can identify prerequisites that should be completed to help the learning of children at each level. The guidance based on Gagne Hierarchy learning is by gaining attention from students (reception), inform the students the objective of learning (expectancy), gives stimulation to recall prior learning (retrieval), presenting the stimulus (Selective perception), provide learning guidance (Semantic encoding), eliciting performance (Responding), providing feedback (Reinforcement), assessing performance (Retrieval) and enhancing retention and transfer (Generalization).

Activity 2

Topic: Material Investigation (Year 4)
Activity: Build a frying pan
Objective:
1.    Identify and describe the characteristic or properties of different materials.
2.    Using rational thinking to figure out the component and material need to build a frying pan.
3.    Identifies the properties of different component in frying pan.
4.    Using prior knowledge and experience to build up an item.
5.    Explore the general knowledge and creativity of student.

Material:
1.    Metal pan
2.    Wood pan
3.    Plastic pan
4.    Metal pan holder
5.    Wood pan holder
6.    Plastic pan holder
7.    String
8.    Wire
9.    Scissors

Procedure: 
1.    Students are asked to recall prior learning on properties of various materials. They are also asked about their past experience regarding different type of material.
2.    Students are divided into a group of 4.
3.    All the materials are presented to the students.
4.    The student is required to name the items.
5.    The properties of various materials provided are described by the student.
6.    From the various materials the student is asked to identify and divide them into categories based on their similarities.
7.    Based on their creativity the student is asked to make a frying pan out of the materials given.
8.    Students are asked to present their frying pan and describe their frying pan. The reasons behind using the materials are reasoned and the usage of their frying pan is mentioned.

Application of Gagne Hierarchy Learning from the Activity

         As mentioned in the introduction the hierarchy of learning can be divided into eight types of learning from simpler one to complex ones. In the activity provided is on the application of the topic of material investigation. There is a few concept is applied.

         One of the simpler learning stage is used is the verbal association learning. Verbal association is where student is able to associate something verbally by mentioning the name of an item or describe them. This is implied in instruction 4 and 5 where the student is required to name the items presented to them. Besides that they also have to describe the properties of the materials that are shown.

         Another concept of learning used is the principle learning. Principle learning is a chain of two or more concepts. In learning there is always the need to associate the prior concepts and newly learned concepts to gain personal understanding. Here based on the prior concept or past experience of the student can link their knowledge to figure out the correct material to make a frying pan. Frying pan is made up of different component of different material this is where the concepts of various item is combine to form some principle of making a frying pan.

         Lastly throughout the activity we can clearly see that the student is asked to build something which regard as a problem. Hence the problem solving learning is applied too in this part of activity. Problem solving is when a person uses principle that have been learnt to solve the problem given. So the principle gain in the principle learning is used to solve the problem proposed to the student which is building a frying pan out of the materials given. In the process of problem solving, students also acquire the skill to use his knowledge and their skill is also enhanced. When the student actually presented their frying pan and reason the usage of different material they are actually answering the question. While reasoning the student knowledge is using their knowledge and their communicating skill also increases.




Tuesday, February 15, 2011

Primary Classroom Management

Concept of classroom management.  Class management integrates three major components:
1.    "Content management occurs when teachers manage space, materials, equipment, the movement of people, and lessons that are part of a curriculum or program of studies"
2.    "Conduct management refers to the set of procedural skills that teachers employ in their attempt to address and resolve discipline problems in the classroom"
3.    Covenant management can be simplified as managing the interpersonal relationship in the class.

Characteristic of an effective teacher in managing a classroom
1.    Personal Qualities- commitment, responsibility & integrity
Responsible is living up to obligation & ensure those are fulfilled
Integrity is ethical behavior – code of moral values – honest, fair
2.    Teaching & Learning Competencies – effective use of teaching style, personality and instructional strategies to maximize the student’s ability to formulate new knowledge. Effective teacher are facilitator & designer of student’s ability.
3.    Disposition & Moral Practice – A natural or acquired habit or characteristic tendency in a person or thing. disposition towards:
a.  Children and youth – be sensitive on how to express care, friendliness to students.
b.  Knowledge & thought process – self upgrade guided by enquiry. Areas to upgrade content & curriculum, pedagogical content, methodology, behavior & discipline management, instructional technology, learning process.
c.  Colleagues & other adults – social interaction, dialogue & scaffolding can construct new ideas, enhance intellectual development. Zone of proximal development Vygotsky. 

Monday, February 14, 2011

FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE CHILD DEVELOPMENT


2.1 Introduction

Anything that contributes causally to a result is known as factor. (WordWeb) In the matter of factors that influence the child development varies. But they can be mainly divided into two main factors which is nature and nurture factors.  Nature factors are factors that carried by the individual from conception to birth. On the other hand nurture factors are factors that affect the individual from after birth often regarding with the environment. All the following information is gain from lecture by Miss Kamalawati, 2007.     

2.2 Nature factor
2.2.1 Genetic                                                                                                        
          It is what that have been half inherited by the mother and the father in the form of gene. This gene is a segment of DNA that actually controls the physical, mental and many attributes in the body. The height, type of hair or color, skin color, blood groups are actually being control by the DNA. When it comes to gene you can do nothing about it to change it especially the internal factors such as blood group and also inherited diseases. Besides physical attributes, gene is also affects the character and mental intelligence or IQ of an individual (Whitaker et al, 1997). If the parents are temperament it is said that the child might also inherited it and so the IQ. However to those parents who have mental disability or when there are mutation occurs during the multiplication of gene or cross of gene during the fertilization of egg and sperm might causes mental disability. Mental disability is an abnormal condition that causes significant distress or dysfunction that can involve with cognitive, emotional, behavioral and interpersonal impairment. Example is Down Syndrome.

2.2.2 Maternal nutrition.                                                                              
       The second factor is the maternal nutrition. What the mother consume during pregnancy is very important to the health and well being of the baby. Mother should have a well balanced diet that has all the food classes that are required in the correct amount and portion for the needs of the mother and the baby. A pregnant mother should ingest more acid folic, iron, zinc and calcium besides the usual daily food. Acid folic play an important role in the creation of baby nervous system and iron is required because more blood is needed to send the supply to the baby through placenta. Zinc and calcium is needed for the development of embryo. If the mother has a poor nutrition it may affect the growth of the baby physical body and brain cell. Hence when the baby is born the size of the baby is not healthy and deformities might occur. The cognitive development also slows down.
  
2.2.3 Mother’s health
 What a mother does during pregnancy can affect the growth of the baby overall. So a mother should take care of herself well by having a well balanced diet. Food that contains high level of sugar and salt should be avoided. Going for medical check-up according to the doctor’s schedule is a must to ensure the condition of the baby is perfect. Personal hygiene is also very important to avoid getting ill. Try to wear comfortable clothing that does not obstruct the growth of the baby so tight clothes is not advisable. Finally exercise regularly and have enough rest. Unlike before pregnant a mother should sleep more and have more rest because pregnant women is easier tired out and the baby also needs a good rest.

2.2.4 Teratogens
The forth factors are teratogens which refer to any agent that interferes with normal embryonic development: alcohol or thalidomide or X-rays or rubella are examples. These teratogens can actually cause abnormalities to the baby because they affect the preventing or modifying normal cell division and differentiation of the baby. By taking drug the baby can suffers from deformation and mental retard. Excessive alcohol consumption causes fetal alcohol syndrome where the baby will suffers from poor growth, distinct patterns of unusual facial characteristic, small head and brain dysfunction. Meanwhile mother should also avoid from smoking or being a passive smoker because the smoke can decrease the amount of oxygen received by the baby. This will cause the rise in fetal heart rate and premature delivery. Prematurely delivered baby usually suffers from low birth weight and are apt to have impairments in cognitive, sensory and motor capabilities.

Ever heard that pregnant mother are disallowed to go near or even worse working in the area where radioactive is. It is very important to let the pregnant mother to know that high radioactive level can cause the death of a few moths old baby in the womb. While places with lower radioactive level should be avoided such as photostatting machine and x-rays. Laser rays from the x-rays can caused the deformities of the baby. So be well aware.

Other than that for future mothers please be well aware that there is a type of germs called German measles that are not harmful to adults but it is fatal for baby. Therefore the government takes a preventive measure even before the misfortune can take place. Under the measure taken Ministry of Health send doctors and nurse to provide injection named BCG to the female student at the age of 12 besides the one taken during baby. The injection id needed as it provide so immunity to the person that taken the injection. Sometimes a couple before married or planning to have baby also takes this preventive measure. This German measles can cause Congenital Rubella. Infected in early pregnancy can lead to fatal death, premature delivery, congenital defects, spontaneous abortion, deafness, heart defects or mental retardations.
        
Mothers that are HIV positive should be prepared as the baby born has a big chance to be infected by HIV. If this occurs child whole life will be a HIV patient. This usually happens in country where HIV disease is rampant such as Africa that has a high rate of HIV and other examples are Cambodia and Ukraine.

2.2.5 Rh blood factor
Rh a type of protein in the blood that contributes to the existence of Rh positive and Rh negative in the blood type. It doesn’t contribute much trouble if both the parent of the child belongs to the same type of Rh either both positive or negative. But when it happens that both parent have different Rh blood factor the problem happens. As an example mother with Rh positive carries a baby that is Rh negative due to the heredity from the father. The difference of blood type causing the mother’s body antibody system recognizes the baby’s blood as foreign material or bacteria that trigger the formation of antibody against child’s blood. This doesn’t bother the first born as the antibody of the mother isn’t that strong but if the second born is with Rh negative the child might causes miscarriage or anemia as the mother’s body reject the baby’s blood.

2.2.6 Emotional stress
Emotional stress is also identified as one of the nature factors. What ever the mother feels will bring the effects. A stress mother’s body will stimulate the production of adrenaline which alters the blood flow. When a pregnant mother is often stressed the baby will have a shortage of oxygen and nutrient supply. Somehow this will implement to the prematurely and low birth weight. Lack of oxygen and nutrient supply is a matter but excessive adrenaline in the blood may enter into the baby’s blood. The not suppose to exist hormone in the baby’s body causing the baby having newborn irritability and behavioral problems.

2.2.7 Maternal age
According to Dessner, 1973 there is a relation between the risks of fetus’s death with the mother’s age. It is said that teenage mother having a higher risk of miscarriage than the early twenties mothers. Although teenage is said to be fertile but the condition of the womb is said that have not been perfected for the carriage of the baby. Women older than the age of 35 to have first born will have a higher probability to experience chromosome abnormality. One of the good examples is Down syndrome that is caused by presence of three copies of the 21st chromosome instead of two. This situation is also known as Trisomy 21. Down syndrome effect is mental retardation.

2.3 Nurture Factor

2.3.1 Child’s Nutrition and Fitness
Food has been put into a very important role in a child’s growth. That is when various brains of healthy food for baby and children sprung up at the supermarket’s shelf. The main food source for baby is milk. What is the best milk for baby? Of course the mother’s milk is the best. Comprising all nutrients and supply antibodies needed by babies where can you get better as cow or goat milk don’t provide the instant antibody. Mother’s milk comes with the correct temperature and it’s free. When the baby is getting older enough protein and calcium is needed to make sure the child will grow up healthy with strong bones and teeth. Of course balance meal is required too. Correct food amount helps child to grow in the correct rate and size. Malnutrition on the other hand causes many problems such as slow growth and many deficiency diseases (J.L Brown & Pillot, 1996, McDonald et al. 1994) .Sufficient amount of exercise is important too. (Wolf et al.,1993). Playing basketball and skipping rope can help the child to grow taller.

2.3.2 Family
         Family is important as they are the person that support and educate the child. Parent’s choice for suitable parenting method is significant in molding up a child’s character. (Developmental Psychology, 1998)Autocratic is a method where the parent decides everything for the child and the child must follow strictly. Democratic method is the opposite of autocratic where the child is given the freedom to whatever they want. Child is said to be feel neglected and not having the enough attention or love by the parent and lower self esteem. So it seems like neither both of the method is good enough. Like what Buddha said take the middle way where don’t give either too many freedom or no freedom to the child in this context. Thus authoritative method a combination of both is born. The child is given freedom but with limitation. The child can have the freedom to test out their ideas and have a better communication but when the child fails the parent is there to support. Using this method it is said the child will be independent, assertive, friendly, cooperative, high self esteem and achievement oriented.

     2.3.3 Peer
Besides parent who accompany the growth of a child. It is the friend and peer. Peer here refers to friend of the same age. This is the first step taken by a child to the society. Here is the place where the child will try and acquire skills to adapt themselves in a society. Peer is also a place where the child can safety test out their idea. There is also a higher tendency that child find that peer is a more comfortable group to play with. To play in a group there is something such as rules and regulations that need to be learned and obey so that the child will be accepted. This is where the influence of the peer where the child will try to gain acceptance and will act according to the group. At the same time they also learn to respect other’s right as they learned to socialize.

     2.3.4 School
Furthermore school also plays a very important role as the school also functions as second educator to the child besides the parent. Providing the knowledge required for the child the school also prepared as a socializing medium for the students. Thus school is also known as agent of socialization. Here the student will get the exposure with adults and also friends where the socialization between these two parties will enable the child to learn the norm. School rules and regulation enable to discipline the student. Rules of schools serve as a basic where the child learns there is limitation of actions, speech or words. The environment of the school also support and encourage child to interact with one another under discussion and activities that are held by school. Of course moral values are also instills in the students where teachers tried to shape the child’s behavior or through motivational wordings that are display at school. Subject such as moral education and civic are also taught to student. Lastly the school culture also affects greatly on the child.

     2.3.5 House and Neighborhood
Providing a shelter is the main basic of a house. Under the roof filled with rooms for many purposes but how is that affects the child. The environment of the house can be decorated in some ways that motivate the child’s interest in learning and culture. Appropriate decorated room with studying table and shelf of books provide a comfortable environment to study. Collection of books or little library in the house can help in instill the interest in reading among children. Besides the decoration the location of the house is also important as various neighborhoods have different culture and style. It is said that children living in urban area are more individualistic compared with children from rural area. Rural area has culture that creates a cooperative and closer relationship between families. The child will try to suit the environment through adaptation. 

     2.3.6 Mass media
Globalization is what that is happening nowadays. The rapid development of science and technology makes things faster and the distance shorter. Where with a simple click on the mouse many information can be gathered through the internet. All these information and technology is a influencing our daily life. They are the electronic media and mass media. They cover a wide range of sources in our daily life such as television, newspapers, radio, internets. These media plays a wide range of function in our life as giving information, updating us with the latest things or events in the world and source of entertainment. Hence they can have a very big influence in our daily life. Useful as they can be but they are able to affect the cognitive development of child. One study found that TV viewing before age three slightly hurt several measures of later cognitive development, but that between ages three and five it slightly helped reading scores (Zimmerman FJ,2005). Kids growing up in families in which the TV is on always or most of the time spend less time reading and being read to, and are less likely to be able to read (Vandewater, EA ,2005). According to an extensive research evidence indicates that media violence can contribute to aggressive behavior, desensitization to violence, nightmares, and fear of being harmed. (American Academy of Pediatrics, 2001). The stunts showed in television gave the child some kind of fantasy to the child. Repetition of violent scenes on the screen in television also results child being insensitive towards violent. Children have the tendency imitate the violence they see on TV.  Children under age eight cannot tell the difference between reality and fantasy, making them more vulnerable to learning from and adopting as reality the violence they see on TV (American Academy of Pediatrics, 2001).

    2.3.7 Religion
Believe in god. That is the first thing mentioned in Rukun Negara. God is said to be the most important and influential in a person’s life. The teachings of the God must be followed. Religion varies in the world and the four main religions in the world are Jesus Christ, Hindu, Buddha and Islam. But behind all the religion their teachings are all based on good values that all human beings should have in the life and immoral act should be avoided in all cases. In Ten Commandments it is say that should not steal murder, commit adultery and many others. So do other religion that forbids the immoral act. In the teaching of Buddha can be simplified as avoid evil, do good and purify one’s mind.

2.4 Conclusion
 Since back to the ancient civilization the topic of which factors have a greater effect on a child development is often debated even until now. But it is a matter of fact that both play a very important role in child’s development.

Overall the nature factors always come from the genetic factors, genetic compatibility and also the mother’s overall condition. Regarding the genetic factors there is much of the norm of disallowing sibling to married. One of the reason is the chances or probability to gain a unhealthy child is higher compared to others as the both parent are probably having similar recessive gene that contribute to born of unhealthy child. That is why it is advisable to avoid intermarriage to lessen the chance of having unhealthy children. We can see that mother plays a very important role in contributing the developing of a child. As a mother she should be take care not only her physical body such as fitness and fitness but also mentally and emotionally. Also she has to beware of the environment. Hence the mother’s action has a very great impact of the child’s wellness besides the gene factor.

Meanwhile the nurture factor is more to the environment and the people around the children. They hold a great factor as mention in the principle of child that development and learning occur as a result of the child interacting with people and objects in his or her environment. They learn through interaction with the surrounding. From interaction they gain experience that helps them to mould their own understanding of the world around them based on their own point of view. 

Sunday, February 13, 2011

CONCEPTS AND PRINCIPLE OF CHILD DEVELOPMENT

1.1 Introduction

Generally development is a dynamic process of which something passes by degrees to another more mature or advance stage that results in expending and improving (WordWeb). Child here refers to a person within the stage of birth till puberty (The American Heritage Dictionary). Hence from here we can understand that child development is the study of process or mechanisms that happen during the biological and psychological process of growth of person within the age of birth till puberty. The growth that is focus in the study is the development of child in four areas is physical, mental or cognitive, emotion and social.In this paper the main development of child that is being focus is physical development and cognitive development.

1.2 Concepts of Child Development

Concept here refers to something that formed in the mind, a thought or notion or a general idea derived or inferred from specific instances or occurrences (The American Heritage Dictionary). Since child development is made up of child and development, we will discuss the concept of child and concept of development.

There are many concept of child. One of the many concepts is every child is unique and special. Child is very unique similar as people as there is no two person that is complete the same. Even though if a pair of children is identical twin which have the same physical feature but deep down they are still very different in term of rate of development, characteristic, personality, behavior and much more that contribute to the diversity of human kind and children. That is no one is the same that is why every child is special in their own way.

As child grows they will undergo a very eventful moment the childhood. This is a very important stage as it is the time where the child builds up their foundation for their life later on. Here they started to build up physical growing taller and wider. At the same time their cognitive also development where their memory, understanding and experience and knowledge accumulate. This is the time where they start to gain experience through interaction with the surrounding and understand the world and their environment. As time pass by they will acquire new skill and knowledge through interaction with environment.

Concept of development is development is measured qualitatively. Development is said to be a qualitative process that happen as progressive series in human being from the day being conceived to baby, toddler, children, teenager, adult, and getting older and older until we die. The qualitative progress mentioned is not something that can measured using a weighing machine or a ruler but the increase in something that cannot be measured physically and observation in improvement. As an example the development of a child can be seen as she starts off by crawling into more advance skill such as walking, running, jumping and dancing. Unlike development growth is something that can be measured using physical method such as using triple beam, weighing scale and ruler. So growth is also known as quantity process. (Based on Lecture by Miss Kamalawati, 2007)

1.3 Principle of Child Development

The word principle simply means a fundamental basic truth. There are many principles too regarding child development. They are:
1.3.1 Development proceed from head upward to leg downward (Novella J. Ruffin, 2001)
This is known as cephalocaudle principle that describes the direction of growth and development. According to this principle, a child gains control of head, followed by arms and later the legs. We can see that infant is able to lift their head within first two months of births.  Later they are able to use their arms and by the age of 6 to 12 months they are all ready to control their leg. At this time the child can crawl, stand or walk.

      1.3.2 Development proceeds from the center of the body outward. (Novella J. Ruffin, 2001)
This is the principle of proximodistal development that also describes the direction of development. According to the theory the spinal cord actually developed first before the outer part of the body. So the child’s arms actually developed first before its hand and fingers and so do the legs first before the feet and toes. In the end the finger and the toes that need to use fine motor is the last to develop.

1.3.3 Growth and development is in an orderly manner (Lecture by Miss Kamalawati, 2007)
This can be easily deduced based on observation. We can see that an infant need to know how to sit then only they can start crawling and standing. There is always a general pattern and no child can walk before they know how to crawl. This simply also happen to development. Before they start reading they need to know the alphabet then the phonetics of the alphabet. Then only they know the words and its phonetics and finally combining all this skill acquired the children can start to read. The skill and knowledge acquired can remain for a reasonable long period and perhaps for the entire life.


     1.3.4 Development depends on maturation and learning. (Novella J. Ruffin, 2001)
Maturation refers to the sequential characteristic of biological growth and development. The biological changes occur in sequential order in the brain and nervous system and give children new abilities. These changes in the brain and nervous system help children to improve in thinking (cognitive) and motor (physical) skills. Development proceeds from simple to complex. In the beginning children can only learn with the help of concrete item but as they grow and develop they are able to learn only using symbol like pictures and finally they can learn abstractly.

1.3.5 Development and learning occur as a result of the child interacting with people and objects in his or her environment. (http://www.ecdgroup.com/principles_child_development.asp)
Children integrate their previously acquire skill into more complex, dynamic system of action. According to Piaget Theory during the developmental state children have their own mental maps build up from their past experience. When they meet up with something new they will try to assimilate into what they had learned before. In this way they will acquire more and become more matured. The growth and development of child takes place gradually and continuously. Adding up of past experience and assimilate or accommodate into new things as we can see the continuation of the process itself. The way child can acquire something new is through interacting with people and objects in his or her environment.

1.3.6 Development proceeds from the simple (concrete) to the more complex and from general to specific. (Novella J. Ruffin, 2001) Children start of with simple matter rather than complex in the process of cognitive development. In the beginning children learn simple things such as 1, 2, 3 or a,b,c when they started off at preschool. As time passes by their cognitive skill increased and started to gain more understanding so they are taught how to add and minus and even solve problems. Meanwhile the development of motor rather begins with general to specific. Infant begins with grasping item. Their first motor can be categorized as general, undirected and reflexive such as swinging their arms or kicking in the air. Growth occurs from large muscle movements to more refined (smaller) muscle movements. As they gain older they start to have aim and their movement is more directed such as kicking ball.

1.3.7 Children’s needs differ across the early childhood years. (http://www.ecdgroup.com/principles_child_development.asp)                It is said that the needs of a child vary over the first few years of their life. This can actually be group into different stages based on their needs.

        1.3.7.1 During infancy the most important need of the child is nutrition. Sensory learning especially auditory and visual, control of physical actions and attachment to a significant parent or caretaker seem to be the central tasks.             
                                                                                                  
         1.3.7.2 During toddler period nutrition is still consider extremely important for a child in body building and cognitive building. This is stage where child’s coordination, language, ability to think and social skills advance rapidly.
        
         1.3.7.3 In the pre-school years, socialization and preparation for schooling take on greater importance, and the circle of peers and caregivers widens.

         1.3.7.4 During the period of entering primary school there is a period of transition. But the focus of education and peer increase. Children’s involvements in sports also advance greatly in this stage. Children continue to need holistic attention.

1.3.8   Growth and development is a continuous process.
As a child develops, he or she adds to the skills already acquired and the new skills become the basis for further achievement and mastery of skills. Most children follow a similar pattern. This can be proven from the sequence of physical development of child where a child begins to sit then crawl and stand. This sequence will not stop and will continue to grow as the child grows older. Hence we can say that growth and development is a continuous process that will not stop until a person dies.  



Saturday, February 5, 2011

Binaan Ayat


Binaan Ayat Inti

Konsep Ayat Inti
*      Dikenali sebagai ayat inti.
*      Terbentuk daripada unsur-unsur utama yang wajib
*      Tidak mengandungi sebarang keterangan di dalamnya.
*      Tidak mengandungi tambahan unsur pada frasa subjek atau predikat.
*      Binaan ayat dasar yang paling ringkas dan menjadi dasar terbitnya ayat-ayat lain.

Pola Ayat Inti
*      Pola ayat inti terbahagi kepada empat jenis pola berdasarkan jenis-jenis unsure yang hadir dalam konstituen subjek dan konstituen predikat.
*      Konstituen ini boleh terdiri daripada frasa nama, frasa kerja, frasa adjektif dan frasa sendi nama.
*      Pola-pola ayat inti ini adalah gabungan frasa- frasa tersebut.

Pola
Subjek
Predikat
FN + FN
Suhanis
( frasa nama)
pelajar maktab.
( frasa nama)
FN + FK
Kathy
( frasa nama)
sedang memasak
(frasa kerja)
FN + FA
Lo Bing Bing
( frasa nama)
rajin
(frasa adjektif)
FN + FSN
Si Putih
( frasa nama)
di kantin.
(frasa sendi nama)

Ciri-ciri Ayat Inti

*      Mengandungi satu klausa yang lengkap dan mengandungi satu subjek dan satu predikat.
*      Ayat dasar mempunyai struktur subjek-predikat.
*      Ayat penyata lebih dasar dan lebih lengkap daripada ayat jenis lain seperti ayat perintah atau ayat Tanya.
*      Semasa kata kerja sebagai predikat ayat inti maka ayat aktif digunakan kerana lebih dasar dan lebih lengkap.
*      Berpotensi untuk diluaskan dengan penambahan unsur-unsur.
*      Ayat inti dapat dekembangkan atau diperluaskan bagi menerbitkan ayat jenis lain.
*      Ayat inti tidak mengandungi unsur yang boleh dihubungkan oleh kata hubung dengan unsur-unsur lain.


Ayat Tunggal
*      Ayat tunggal ialah ayat yang terbina daripada dua bahagian, iaitu subjek dan predikat.
*      Subjek – bahagian ayat yang diterangkan.
*      Predikat – bahagian ayat yang menerangkan subjek.

Binaan Subjek
Kata Nama
*     KN yang menjadi subjek sesuatu ayat boleh terbentuk daripada:
  1. Kata nama am
  2. Kata nama khas
  3. Kata nama terbitan
Contoh:

Subjek (Nama Am)
Predikat
  1. Jambangan bunga itu
  2.  Pantai ini
  3. Ayah
untuk adik.
sungguh cantik.
seorang yang tegas.
Subjek (Nama Khas)
Predikat
  1. Si Comel
  2. Arfizy
  3. Gunung Singai
sangat cerdik.
sedang tidur.
penuh dengan pokok durian.
Subjek (Nama Terbitan)
Predikat
  1. Nyanyiannya
  2. Masakan ini
  3. Tumbukannya
memukau jiwa.
enak sekali.
sungguh kuat.

Kata Ganti Nama
*     KN yang menjadi subjek sesuatu ayat boleh terbentuk daripada:
  1.  Ganti nama orang
  2.  Ganti nama tunjuk
Contoh:
Subjek ( Ganti nama orang)
Predikat
  1. Kami
  2. Beliau
pelajar maktab.
seorang pensyarah.
Subjek (Ganti nama tunjuk)
predikat
  1. Ini
  2. Itu
kawasan asrama.
tuduhan yang melampau.

Kata Kerja berfungsi sebagai Kata Nama

*     KK yang penggunaannya dalam ayat berfungsi sebagai subjek, iaitu KK yang mengambil tugas kata nama.
*     Ini berlaku apabila kata dari golongan kumpulan lain diberi imbuhan.

            Contoh:
Subjek (KK )
Predikat
  1. Melukis
  1. Bersenam
  2. Merokok
menjadi kegemarannya.
menyihatkan badan.
ialah tabiat yang buruk.

Kata Adjektif berfungsi sebagai Kata Nama

*     Ada juga KA yang berfungsi sebagai subjek sesuatu ayat, yakni adjektif yang mengambil tugas KN.
            Contoh:

Subjek (Kata Adjektif)
Predikat
  1. Merah
  2. Lemah-lembut
  3. Boros
  4. Miskin
melambangkan keberanian.
sifat orang-orang Timur.
membawa kepapaan.
jangan dipandang hina.

BINAAN PREDIKAT

*     Predikat sesuatu ayat tunggal dapat dibina daripada unsur-unsur utama berikut:
  1. FN
  2. FK
  3. FA
  4. FSN

Frasa Nama

         Binaan frasa nama yang menjadi predikat sama seperti binaan frasa nama yang berfungsi sebagai subjek dalam satu ayat .
         Unsur ini boleh terbina daripada :
  1. KN Am
  2. KN Khas
  3. KN Terbitan
Subjek
Predikat( Nama Khas)
  1. Sekolah itu
  2. Beliau
Sekolah Kebangsaan Negeri Sarawak.
Pengarah Syarikat Mega.
Subjek
Predikat ( Nama Am)
  1. Suhanis
  2. Binatang itu
pelajar.
kucing.
Subjek
Predikat ( nama terbitan)
  1. Kata-katanya
  2. Tegurannya
menyakitkan hati.
suatu pengajaran .

Predikat Frasa Kerja
FK yang menjadi predikat dalam sesuatu ayat terbentuk daripada unsur-unsur berikut:

  1. KK asal
  2. KK terbitan
  3. Kata bantu
  4. Unsur- unsur keterangan

KK asal
         Terdiri daripada 2 jenis :
         KK asal tidak berimbuhan – terdiri daripada satu kata dasar yang boleh terdiri daripada KKTT dan KKT .
         KK asal berimbuhan – gabungan kata dasar dengan kata imbuhan
Contoh KK Asal Tidak Berimbuhan

Subjek
Predikat
KKTT
Keterangan
  1. Fizi
  2. Kami
  3. Katak
tidur
berjalan
melompat
dalam kelas.
ke pasar.

Subjek
Predikat
KKT
Objek
  1. Fizi
  2. Kami
Makan
mencuci
Aiskrim
mangkuk

Contoh KK Asal Berimbuhan

Subjek
Predikat ( KKTT)
Pelajar- pelajar
Gadis itu
Uchung
menyanyi.
bersantai di tepi pantai
terjatuh

Subjek
Predikat
KKT
Objek
Fizi
Kami
Kerajaan
menulis
menggubah
memahami
cerpen.
lagu.
hasrat rakyat.

Kata Kerja Terbitan
         KK yang asalnya bukan dari golongan KK tetapi dari golongan yang lain seperti KN dan KA.

         KA dan KN mengalami pengimbuhan me-….-kan , me-…i .

         Menghasilkan KKT yang memerlukan objek.

Subjek
Predikat
KKT
Objek
  1. Fizi
  2. Kami
  3. Ibu
menyekolahkan
menjalani
mengindahkan
adiknya.
latihan perguruan.
bilik tidurnya.

Kata Bantu
         Unsur FK yang hadir sebelum KK.
         Terbahagi kepada 2 jenis :
  1. Kata bantu aspek   ( menerangkan sesuatu perbuatandari segi masa – belum, semasa, selepas )
  2. Kata bantu ragam ( menerangkan ragam perasaan yang berkaitan dengan perbuatan yang dilakukan – hendak , mahu , harus )
  3.  
Unsur Keterangan
         KKT & KKTT boleh menerima frasa keterangan.
         Berfungsi untuk menerangkan dengan lebih lanjut.
         Contoh:
  1. Benny berlari dengan laju.
  2. Kuliah tamat pada pukul satu.
Predikat Frasa Adjektif
         Terdiri daripada dua jenis :
  1. Kata adjektif selapis
      * Boleh didahului oleh kata penguat SAS ( sangat, amat , sungguh).
        * Boleh diakhiri oleh kata penguat sungguh, sekali, betul dan benar.
        * Bandingan lebih dan paling dan imbuhan ter- boleh digunakan.
  1. Kata adjektif ganda
      * Erti banyak dan pelbagai rupa bentuk serta sifat
Contoh
Subjek FN
Predikat KA selapis
Kereta Min
Mejanya
Kamus itu
besar.
rendah.
tebal.

Subjek FN
Predikat KA ganda
Rumah di bandar
Kamus itu
besar-besar.
tebal- tebal.

Predikat Frasa Sendi Nama
         Menjadi predikat terbina daripada kata sendi nama diikuti oleh frasa nama.
Subjek
Predikat FSN
Buku saya
Mee itu
Wangnya
di bilik.
untuk emak.
dengan kakak.



Ayat Majmuk

*      Ayat yang dibina dengan mencantumkan dua ayat tunggal atau lebih dengan mengikut susunan tertentu sehingga menjadi ayat baharu.
*      Dibahagikan tiga bentuk utama:
1.      Kata Majmuk Gabungan
2.      Kata Majmuk Pancangan
3.      Kata Majmuk Campuran

Kata Majmuk Gabungan

*      Ayat majmuk gabungan ialah ayat yang dibina oleh dua atau lebih klausa bebas dengan menggunakan kata hubung seperti dan, atau, tetapi, serta, lalu dan sebagainya.
*      Koma mungkin digunakan jika gabungan terdiri daripada tiga atau lebih klausa.
*      Contoh:

(1) Alicia mahir memasak dan menjahit.
(2) Alicia mahir memasak
(3) Alicia mahir menjahit.

*      Ayat yang (1) berasal daripada ayat (2) dan (3).Kedua-dua ayat (2) dan (3) dihubungkan dengan menggunakan kata hubung dan.Klausa (2) dan (3) sama tarafnya iaitu klausa utama.

*      Ayat majmuk gabungan boleh jadi ayat yang mengandungi fakta yang sejajar atau fakta yang bertentangan.
*      Untuk fakta yang bertentangan, kata hubung seperti dan, serta, tambahan, pula, sambil dan sebagainya digunakan.
*      Untuk fakta yang bertentangan, kata hubungan seperti tetapi, sebaliknya, padahal dan sebagainya digunakan .

Kata Majmuk Pancangan

*      Ayat majmuk pancagan ialah ayat yang dibentuk oleh klausa yang tidak setara.Ini bermakan dalam ayat berkenaan terdapat satu klausa bebas atau ayat utama dan satu atau lebih klausa tak bebas atau ayat  kecil.
*      Ayat kecil dipancangkan di dalam ayat utama dengan menggunakan kata hubungan seperti yang, bahawa, kerana, jika, apabila, sungguhpun dan sebagainya.
*      Dalam bahasa Melayu, ayat majmuk pancangan dapat dibahagikan kepada tiga jenis :
1.Ayat relatif
2.Ayat komplemen
3.Ayat keterangan.


Ayat Relatif

*      Ayat relatif terdiri daripada satu klausa bebas atau ayat utama dan satu atau lebih klausa terikat atau ayat kecil.
*      Ayat kecil dipancangkan ke dalam subjek ayat utama atau predikat ayat utama dengan menggunaka kata hubung.
*      Perhatikan contoh berikut:

o   Buku yang tebal itu milik Pak Mat.
o   Buku itu milik Pak Mat.
o   Buku itu tebal.

*      Ayat (3) telah dipancangkan kepada subjek ayat utama dan dijadikan ayat kecil dengan menggugurkan buku itu tebal dan menggunakan kata hubung yang.

Ayat Komplemen

*      Ayat majmuk komplemen ialah ayat utama yang dipancangkan dengan ayat kecil yang seterusnya menjadi komplemen kepada ayat utama.

*      Perhatikan contoh berikut:

Dia memberitahu sesuatu
Jika sesuatu itu diterangkan sebagai ``giginya sakit'' atau ``membeli baju baru'' atau ``akan bertolak ke Kuala Lumpur esok'' maka ayat komplemen dapat dibentuk dengan menggunakan kata hubung bahawa atau yang.

*      Dia memberitahu giginya sakit
*      Dia memberitahu membeli baju baru
*      Dia memberitahu akan bertolak ke Kuala Lumpur esok.



*      Terdapat tiga jenis ayat komplemen

1.      Ayat komplemen frasa nama
-          Ayat komplemen nama subjek
-          Contoh: Bahawa rancangan itu gagal memang tidak boleh dipercayai.

-          Ayat komplemen frasa nama objek tepat
-          Contoh: Yang dituduh mengakui bahawa dia telah membunuh orang tersebut.

2.      Ayat komplemen frasa kerja
-          Boleh terdiri daripada kata kerja tak transitif (KKTK).
-          Ayat-ayat komplemen berfungsi sebagai pelengkap untuk KKTK.
-          Tidak boleh dipasifkan.
-          Contoh: Orang itu berpendapat bahawa anaknya juga patut dibenarkan melanjutkan pelajaran ke seberang laut.

3.      Ayat komplemen frasa adjektif
-          Menjadi unsur predikat.
-          Jumlah ayat jenis ini terhad.
-          Contoh: Saya amat yakin bahawa dia akan berjaya.



Ayat keterangan.

Ayat majmuk keterangan ialah ayat majmuk yang terdiri daripada satu ayat utama dan satu atau lebih ayat kecil yang bertugas sebagai keterangan kepada predikat.
Hubungan antara ayat-ayat keterangan ialah:
      Ayat induk + Kata hubung + Ayat keterangan

Jenis-jenis ayat keterangan:
  1. Keterangan musabah
-          Menerangkan sebab berlaku sesuatu kejadian atau perbuatan.
-          Kata hubung yang digunakan ialah kerana, sebab dan oleh sebab.
-          Contoh: Saya tidak hadir ke kuliah kerana urusan peribadi di rumah.

  1. Keterangan akibat
-          Menerangakn kesan sesuatu perbuatan
-          Contoh: Saya mengantuk kerana tidur lewat semalam.


    3.   Keterangan syarat
  -   Menerangkan tuntutan yang mesti dipenuhi.

4.       Keterangan waktu
                   -    Menerangkan masa sesuatu perbuatan

5.       Keterangan harapan
              -    Menerangkan sesuatu perbuatan atau kejadian yang berlawanan

6.       Keterangan cara
                    -    Menerangkan kaedah atau gaya sesuatu perbuatan.

7.       Keterangan tujuan
                    -    Menerangkan maksud sesuatu perbuatan

8.       Keterangan perbandingan
                   -     Menerangkan kejadian yang menjadi persamaan

Ayat Majmuk Campuran
*      Ayat majmuk campuran ialah ayat yang mengandungi lebih daripada satu jenis ayat.
*      Ayat ini mungkin terdiri daripada ayat tunggal dan ayat majmuk gabungan atau ayat majmuk pancangan.
*      Biasanya, ayat jenis ini panjang.
*      Panjang pendek bukanlah kriteria ayat majmuk campuran tetapi bilangan subjek dan predikatnya atau bilangan klausanya.

*      Contoh:
Klausa utama ditandakan `U' dan bilangannya dinomborkan; ayat kecil ditandakan 'K' dan bilangannya dinomborkan.

contoh 1: 

Negara mengalami masalah ekonomi (U1) tetapi keadaannya bertambah baik (U2) apabila pertumbuhan eknomi mula berkembang semula (K1).
(Ayat campuran ini terdiri daripada ayat gabungan dan ayat keterangan waktu; atau dua ayat utama dan satu ayat kecil.)

contoh 2: 

Apabila kami tiba di Langkawi (K1) kami disambut oleh jawatankuasa (U1) dan kami diperkenalkan kepada Pegawai Daerah (U2) serta ahli Jawatankuasa Kemajuan Kampun (U3).

(Ayat campuran terdiri daripada tiga ayat utama dan satu ayat kecil)

contoh 3:

Ketika pihak bomba sampai (K1) kebakaran itu mula merebak (U1) walaupun penduduk di situ cuba mengawal api (K2).
(Ayat campuran yang mengandungi satu klausa utama dan dua ayat kecil; atau ayat tunggal dengan ayat keterangan waktu dan keterangan pertentangan).

contoh 4:

Projek-projek besar kerajaan diharap menjana pertumbuhan ekonomi negara (U1) dengan meluaskan pekerjaan (K1) serta menggerakkan pelbagai sektor ekonomi pembinaan (K1) serta menggerakkan pelbagai sektor ekonomi pembinaan (K2) selain menyediakan infrastruktur negara (U2).
(Ayat campuran yang terdiri daripada ayat gabungan ayat keterangan cara).


Ayat Majmuk Pasif

Ayat Majmuk Gabungan

Aktif: Saya minum teh dan Minah makan mee.
Pasif: Teh saya minum dan mee dimakan oleh Minah.

Ayat Majmuk Relatif

Aktif: Supiah membaca kamus yang tebal itu.
Pasif: Kamus yang tebal itu dibaca oleh Supiah

Ayat Majmuk Komplemen Objek

Aktif: Guru menerangkan bahawa ujian akan bermula pada bulan hadapan.
Pasif: Bahawa ujian akan bermula pada bulan hadapan diterangkan oleh guru.

Ayat Majmuk Keterangan

Aktif: Ali akan membeli buku itu kalau ayah membenarkan.
Pasif : Buku itu akan dibeli oleh Ali kalau ayah membenarkan.





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