TEKS LAPORAN HASIL OBSERVASI KELAS 8 BAB 1

Summary

In this video, Eilia Damayanti introduces viewers to Observation Report Text in Indonesian lessons. She explains that this type of text provides a general description of an object, often classifying its parts based on observed characteristics. The lesson covers types of data, key characteristics of observation reports, text structure including opening, content, and conclusion sections, as well as essential language features such as noun phrases, relational and active verbs, conjunctions, and technical terms. Through clear examples, Eilia demonstrates how to create a structured and factual observation report, helping students understand both the form and function of this type of text in a practical, engaging way.

Takeaways

• 😀 The video introduces Observation Report Text, also known as classification text, in Indonesian lessons.
• 😀 Observation report text describes objects or phenomena based on careful observation.
• 😀 Data in observation reports can be numerical (e.g., 45 buses) or non-numerical (e.g., company owner names).
• 😀 Characteristics of observation report text include being objective, systematic, factual, and focused on an observable object.
• 😀 The structure of the text consists of three main parts: opening/general statement, content/description, and conclusion/closing.
• 😀 The opening section introduces the object and provides background information.
• 😀 The content section details the specific features or characteristics of the observed object.
• 😀 The conclusion section summarizes the observations and may highlight the benefits or significance of the object.
• 😀 Language features of observation report text include using noun phrases, relational verbs, active verbs, conjunctions, and technical or scientific terms.
• 😀 Examples in the video demonstrate how to apply the structure and language rules in creating a complete observation report text.
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Q & A

What is an observation report text?

An observation report text is a type of text that contains a general description or report of an observed object, often classifying its parts based on specific criteria.

Why is an observation report text also called a classification text?

It is called a classification text because it categorizes or classifies parts of certain objects according to their characteristics or criteria observed by the writer.

What types of data can be included in an observation report text?

There are two types of data: numerical data, such as quantities, and non-numerical data, such as names or descriptions.

What are the four characteristics of an observation report text?

The four characteristics are: 1) Objective – based on actual facts, 2) Systematic – structured according to writing rules, 3) Factual – based on verifiable field conditions, and 4) Has an object – reporting is done on a specific object.

What are the three main parts of the structure of an observation report text?

The three parts are: 1) Opening or general statement – introduces the object, 2) Description or content – details the characteristics and features of the object, and 3) Conclusion or closing – summarizes the observations and benefits.

What is the role of noun phrases in an observation report text?

Noun phrases are used to name objects or entities being observed, providing clarity and specificity in the text.

What are relational verbs, and how are they used in observation report texts?

Relational verbs describe the relationship or definition of a term, often using words like 'is' to explain characteristics or definitions.

How are active verbs applied in observation report texts?

Active verbs describe actions performed by the subject or actor, often using prefixes like 'ber-' in Indonesian to indicate active involvement.

Why are conjunctions important in observation report texts?

Conjunctions connect sentences or paragraphs, ensuring smooth flow and coherence in presenting observations.

What are technical or scientific terms, and why are they used in observation report texts?

Technical terms are specialized vocabulary specific to a field, such as 'dose' in health or 'curriculum' in education, used to convey precise and accurate information.

Can you give an example of how an observation report text is structured?

Yes. A text may start with an opening introducing the observed object, continue with a detailed description of its characteristics, and end with a conclusion summarizing the observations.