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The latest publication of REGISTER JOURNAL Vol 16 no.1 June 2023



 Dear All,

This is the latest publication of REGISTER JOURNAL Vol 16 no.1 June 2023

Author geographical coverage: China, Islamic Republic of Iran, Malaysia & Indonesia  (4 Countries).

Published: 2023-04-26

https://ejournal.uinsalatiga.ac.id/index.php/register/issue/view/6


Articles

1. Proposing A Web-Based Interactive Module for Education for Sustainable Development in English for Computer Science

Dewi Sari Wahyuni, Yenni Rozimela , Havid Ardi , Mukhaiyar Mukhaiyar , T. Sy. Eiva Fatdha

1-23

 2. Marriage, Conflict, and Communication: Pragmatic Inquiry into Impoliteness in the Marital Relationship

Shan Shan Li, Ying Qi Wu

24-48

 3. Thematic Structure in Students’ Writings: Implications on their Ideas Organization and Development

Zefki Okta, Ashadi Ashadi, Sulis Triyono, Dwiyanto Djoko Pranowo

49-72

 4. Teachers’ Intercultural Communicative Competence and Intercultural Sensitivity: An Investigation of Emergency Online Classes in Higher Education

Amir Ghajarieh, Samaneh Safiyar

73-94

 5. Exploring Qualities that Prevent EFL Teachers from Redundancy

I Dewa Gede Rat Dwiyana Putra, Sayit Abdul Karim, Iswandany Kaslan

95-111

 6. Intercultural Communicative Competence Model Using English Literature: A Case Study at Some Islamic Universities in Indonesia

Juliastuti, Magfirah Thayyib, Haerazi Haerazi

112-138

 7. Ten Years after Sutton (2012): Quo Vadis Feedback Literacy? (A Bibliometric Study)

Imelda Gozali, Abdul Syahid, Nunung Suryati

139-167

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8. Mobile-assisted English language learning for young learners during COVID-19 distance learning: Teachers’ experiences and voices

Misdi, Anisa Andiani Ramadina, Nor Syamimi Iliani Che Hassan, Kardi Nurhadi

168-185

The Implementation of Hybrid Computer Mediated Collaborative Learning (HCMCL) for Promoting Students' Critical Thinking


The Implementation of Hybrid Computer Mediated Collaborative Learning (HCMCL) for Promoting Students' Critical Thinking at IAIN Salatiga, Indonesia

By:
Umami, M (Umami, Mashlihatul) ; Saleh, M (Saleh, Mursid) ; Mujiyanto, J (Mujiyanto, Januarius) ; Fitriati, SW (Fitriati, Sri Wuli)

ARAB WORLD ENGLISH JOURNAL


Page160-173

Special IssueSI

DOI10.24093/awej/call4.12

PublishedJUL 2018

Indexed2018-07-01

Document TypeArticle

Abstract

This article stresses on answering the questions on how HCMCL implemented for promoting students' critical thinking, and how the students' potentials of critical thinking in the aspects of communication, reasoning, and self-reflection promoted in the class. The ethnographic-case study was undertaken in writing skills. Descriptive- Qualitative is used to analyze the findings. The data gathered from in-depth interview, field notes, questionnaires and students' documents. The finding reveals that the lecturer considered the four key dimensions of time, fidelity, space, and humanness in its implementation. The data also reveals that HCMCL can promote students potentials of critical thinking in communication, reasoning, and self reflection. However, some points needed to be improved by the learners in the first aspect especially related with linguistics conventions. HCMCL provides the chances for the learners to communicate with their peers and other members of group to complete the tasks. This process demand the students to work in a group which requires another set of complex skills; students needed to manage interdependence with others and to reconcile differences for mutual benefit.

Keywords

Author KeywordsHybrid Computer Mediated Collaborative Learning (HCMCL)students' critical thinkingcommunicationreasoning and self reflection

1 IAIN Salatiga, English Educ Dept, Fac Educ, Jawa Tengah, Indonesia
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2 Univ Negeri Semarang, English Educ Dept, Fac Language Educ, Semarang, Indonesia

Categories/ Classification

Research AreasLinguistics

Citation Topics6 Social Scienceschevron_right6.69 Language & Linguisticschevron_right6.69.342 Language Policy

Web of Science CategoriesLanguage & Linguistics

Document Information

LanguageEnglish

Accession NumberWOS:000550205200013


ISSN2229-9327
https://www.webofscience.com/wos/woscc/full-record/WOS:000550205200013

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