DRAMA STEP BY STEP

DRAMA

WHAT IS DRAMA TRAGEDY?

DRAMA TRAGEDY IS SOMETHING THAT ENDING WITH SUFFERING OR DEATH. SUFFERING HAS A CHARACTER TO ADVERSE SOMEONE, NOT SUCCESSFUL IN HIS PURPOSE LIFE ETC.

WHAT IS DRAMA COMEDY?

DRAMA COMEDY IS ALWAYS ENDING INTO HAPPINESS (POSITIF THING) OR LAUGHING. IT USUALLY CAN FOLLOW THE PROBLEM WELL WITHOUT SUFFERING.

IN DRAMA WE HAVE STORY, SETTING, CHARACTER ACTOR & ACTREES, SUPPORTING, CONFICT, CLIMAX AND ENDING. IN USUAL, SOME DRAMA SHOWED THE FLASHBACK FOR THE READER. IT PURPOSED TO MAKE THE READERS INTEREST TO READ IT.

CONFLICT CAN BE

1. PSYCHOLOGICAL CONFLICT (INNER CONFLICT)

2. SOCIAL CONFLICT (OUTER CONFLICT)

3. ELEMENTAL CONFLICT (NATURAL CONFLICT)

1. PSYCHOLOGICAL CONFLICT (INNER CONFLICT) IS A CONFLICT THAT HAPPENING ON THYSELF

2. SOCIAL CONFLICT (OUTER CONFLICT) IS A CONFLICT THAT HAPPENING WITH SOMEONE

3. ELEMENTAL CONFLICT (NATURAL CONFLICT) IS A CONFLICT THAT HAPPENING WITH WEATHER, SITUATION OR SOMETHING IN THE WORLD.

CLIMAX

1 RISING CONFLICT

2 CLIMAX

3 FALLING ACTION

4 ENDING

PLOT IS SERIES OF EVENT

PSHYCHOLINGUISTICS: WHAT IS LEARNING

WHAT IS LEARNING?

LEARNING IS ACQUIRING OR GETTING OF KNOWLEDGE OF A SUBJECT OR SKILL BY STUDY, EXPERIENCE, OR INSTRUCTION. OR A RELATIVELY PERMANENT CHANGE IN A BEHAVIORAL TENDENCY AND IS THE RESULT OF REINFORCES PRACTICE (KIMBLE AND GARMEZY)

LEARNING (IS SEEN AS)
A.
1. ACQUISTION OR GETTING OF SKILLS
2. RETENTION OF INFORMATION SKILLS
3. RETENTION IMPLIES STORAGE SYSTEM MEMORY, COGNITIVE ORGANIZATION
4. INVOLVES ACTIVE, CONCIOUS, FOCUS ON AND ACTING UPON EVENTS OUTSIDE OR INSIDE THE ORGANISM
5. RELATIVELY PERMANENT BUT SUBJECT TO FORGETTING
6. INVOLVES SOME FORM OF PRACTICE, PERHAPS REINFORCED PRACTICE
7. A CHANGE OF BEHAVIOUR

B.
TOTAL COMMITMENT, INVOLVEMENT PHYSICAL, INTELECTUAL AND EMOTIONAL RESPONSES ARE NECESSARY TO SUCCESSFULLY SEND AND RECEIVE MESSAGES IN A SECOND LANGUAGE. SECOND LANGUAGE LEARNING IS NOT A SET OF EASY STEPS THAT CAN BE PROGRAMMED IN A QUICK DO-IT-BY-YOURSELF-KIT. NOONE CAN TELL YOU HOW TO LEARN A FOREIGN LANGUAGE WITHOUT REALLY TRYING (BROWN 1980:1)