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CHAPTER I

INTRODUCTION

Mahasaraswati Denpasar University hold a college field work (KKL) in

order to add insight and information. College field Work (KKL) is an intra- curricular activities form which is mandatory for all students

Mahasaraswati University as one of the requirements to get a certificate in

order to complete the final task in completing education courses in English

education and teacher training faculty.

Teaching education is not about how to learn the theory or hard skill,

but it is also to develop the character and attitude or soft skill in order to

produce a qualified teacher especially in teaching English. Based on that

reason, it is very necessary to do a comparison between one university to

other universities to improve the quality of study and compare how the

education system is applied in each university. This year, KKL is done in

Yogyakarta - Surabaya to visit tourist objects and Sanata Dharma

The goals that want to be achieved through the Field Work Field (KKL)

is an attempt to get the experience and knowledge to the students about the

university and tourism objects that were visited to develop scientific

insights, ways of thinking and behaving as a prospective undergraduate

education. In addition another goal that wanted to be achieved through this

KKL is to form a partnership with related parties as one of the efforts to

optimize the implementation of Tri Dharma University in the community.

1

Benefits from the KKL program which done in Yogyakarta and

1. KKL built a chemistry and togetherness between lecturer to students;

moreover, between students to student

2. KKL participants were able to apply discipline and responsibility.

3. KKL participants got a lot of friends from other classes because we had

placed in same bus. Thus, it can help both; student and lecturer in learning

4. KKL participants have additional insight about Sanata

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