Jurnal Sosial Humaniora

114-138

Authors: Sukriyah Kustanti Moerad; Endang Susilowati; Windiani

Bukit Tumpang Pitu is located in Sumber Agung village, district of Pesanggaran, Banyuwangi region. There ara seven hills around Bukit Tumpang and it contains gold minning resourses. Since 2000, this area had been minning by local community with conventional method. On 20008, Local Government of Banyuwangi gave access for doing explaration in this area to Indo Multi Niaga corporation (IMN ltd). And this made the minners segemented into two types, i.e: a conventional and labor corporation minner. This research intends to make a map of local potention in this minner area and to see that there is an economic impact for the community in minning area. The method used is a grounded research, by using survey method, observation and interview with respondent through sample-questioner. This research wants to show that there are many economic pontentions to earn in this area. Since minner area, many people will come to this place. Besides the economic function, this area have tourism destination. It is Red Island beach and reside at near to the minner area.

156-169

Authors: Eka Dian Savitri; Kartika Nuswantara; Siti Zahrok

This is a descriptive qualitative study that aims to describe Indonesian economists language attitude, specifically on the way they label the products. By means of behaviorist approach, the study raises an interpretation of the economists throughot observation. In order to come to the answer of the problem, data employed in this present study is the secondary data derived from other researchers. Then, the analysis of the data is employed by reviewing the labeling process in three ways, namely reasons for labeling, characteristics of the language attitude, and the Act 24 year 2009. It is figured out that there are 29 products labeled using foreign words or phrase, and the rest 11 products use Indonesia language. The phenomenon shows that labeling in foreign languages would enhance the positive image of the product. On the other hand, positive attitude is shown by the economists through their loyalty using bahasa Indonesia for labelling. Final finding is to show that the attitude displays the conterproductive to the Act 24 of 2009.

184-196

Authors: Arfan Fahmi

University writing teachers in EFL writing programs are likely familiar with multi-draft composing. The researcher argues that multi-draft composing as it is currently used within second language writing programs can be overwhelming for EFL student. In this study, He introduces the iterative multi-draft model, a revised and more manageable version of the traditional multi-draft model, in EFL context. In a traditional multi-draft model, students generally complete a composition as part of a stand-alone, fixed-form writing unit and then move on to an entirely new and often unrelated genre. The students in this model learn a writing process and practice it in three unique and apparently unrelated compositions. Students in the iterative model learn a process and repeat it three times in compositions that clearly build on one another. He applies this model on EAP students to help master essential writing skills in expository composition. A study of 108 compositions written by 36 students in three meetings within two weeks in EAP course at Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember ITS Indonesia rated by 2 raters demonstrates that the new model can be effective in improving students’ composition. The iterative model through a series of repeated measure univariate ANOVA produces a statistical effect on writing scores in three writing sub skills (content, F(5.34) at Sig 0.01, organization, F(15. 59) at Sig 0.00, grammar, F(16.91) at Sig 0.00, and overall F(20.31) at Sig 0.00). Additionally, the students’ perceptions of the model on 5 Likert-scale questionnaire further indicate that they have positive perspectives on their experience in applying this model (Mean = 4.42). This result supports the need for EFL writing instructors to continue to develop materials that teach the skills of process writing, genre recognition, and reader awareness. It also suggests to the prospective writer to read and understand at least three models before starting to write.

207-217

Authors: Triono Bagus Saputro; Nurul Alfiyah; Dian Fitriani

Paraserianthes falcataria plant is well known to be capable to make an excellent association and symbiosis with mycorrhizae. Mycorrhizae can improve the plant's ability to survive in heavy metal contaminated land, one of which is Pb (lead). Pb is the main heavy metal pollutants in all environments. This aims of this research were to determine the accumulation of Pb on sengon plant roots and its growth in Pb contaminated media. This research uses a completely randomized design. Pb(NO3)2 were given at a dose of 833 mg/kg and the concentration of mycorrhizal inoculation of Glomus sp. used were 25, 50 and 75 grams of mycorrhizae. The measured parameters were plant height, root length, plant dry weight, accumulation of Pb in roots, chlorophyll and protein profile test. The results showed that 75 grams of mycorrhizal Glomus sp. were the highest on several parameters including plant height, dry weight, root length. The chlorophyll content were grown on media containing Pb with each value of 77.5 cm; 17.86 grams; 31.5 cm; 8.99 g/ml. A dose of 75 grams of Glomus sp. also increased the absorption and accumulation of Pb in the roots with 3.60 ppm. while the protein electrophoresis show the specific band in P. falcataria that exposed to Pb with molecular weight 53.67 kDa.