THE URGENCY OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF MULTIMODALITY-BASED CONTEXTUAL MORPHOLOGY TEACHING MATERIALS
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teaching materials, contextual morphology, multimodalityAbstract
This study aims to describe the urgency of developing multimodality-based contextual morphology teaching materials. This study uses a mix-method research. The subjects of this study were students and documents in the form of semester learning plans for morphology subjects. The data obtained are the results of filling out the questionnaire and the results of document analysis. Data collection techniques used are questionnaires and literature study. This study uses qualitative and quantitative in analyzing the data obtained. Questionnaire data were analyzed using qualitative and quantitative, while the results of document analysis were analyzed using qualitative. Based on this research, the researcher found that students had difficulties in learning morphology. The biggest difficulty for students is learning morphemes, morphs, allomorphs, and affixations. To help students, there are several books that help, such as morphology textbooks and reference books. However, the textbook has not been integrated with multimodality so that students still have difficulty understanding morphology. Therefore, contextual and integrated morphology teaching materials are needed with multimodalities. With multimodality-based contextual morphology teaching materials, students will find it easier to understand morphology.
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