AN ANALYSIS OF LESSON PLAN IMPLEMENTATION THROUGH ZOOM IN TEACHING WRITING BASED ON INTERNATIONAL PRIMARY CURRICULUM IN SUNRISE SCHOOL BALI
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The present research studied teachers’ ability and constraints in preparing and implementing the lesson plan for writing through Zoom during the pandemic Covid-19 in the Year 6 Primary School Denpasar. The research was designed using a Mixed Method. Data were collected by means of five instruments and the obtained data on the five variables were analyzed descriptively to measure the arithmetic means, range, standard deviation, and variance. This study showed that the teachers’ ability in preparing for lesson plan were categorized in high category. The teachers’ ability in implementing the lesson plan were also categorized as high category. Some constraints were encountered by the teachers in preparing and implementing lesson plan for writing through Zoom. It is suggested that EFL students and teachers to be trained to improve the use of online learning as well as their literacy in information technology, especially the one related to EFL instruction online.
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