ANALYZING OF MOTIVATION IN LEARNING FOREIGN LANGUAGE FACED BY NURSING STUDENTS

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ANALYZING OF MOTIVATION IN LEARNING FOREIGN LANGUAGE FACED BY NURSING STUDENTS Pepin Nahariani, I in Noviana, Shanti Rosmaharani STIKes Pemkab Jombang Email: pepin.nahariani@gmail.com ABSTRACT Introduction: Health Education of nursing has a remarkable growth in the number of graduates produced. This is also supported Indonesia has a lot of nursing power resources to supply the world's demand. Foreign languages courses are elective courses which are provided each of Higher Education that aims to compete abroad. Motivation students have a strong influence in the decision of the elective courses. Method: This study used qualitative design by three respondents with in-dept interview with structured questions. To validate the data, the researcher used data triangulation by lecturers and friends. Result and discussion: The respondents motivated in learning foreign language to improve the ability of speaking other language, they motivated to able speaking with people in other countries in order to avoid miss understanding. They believed that it can increase the quality of students to continue their study or to work abroad in order to get high levels of life. Recommendation: The foreign language should be recommended include into the nursing curriculum, so that the students were high motivated in learning foreign language not only English but also Japanese and Arabic should be more meeting in the curriculum. Keywords: foreign language, motivation, nursing education and learning INTRODUCTION Health Education especially nursing has a remarkable growth in the number of graduates produced. One indicator of Good Higher Education is the availability of educational curriculum that supports the quality of graduates. This is also supported Indonesia has a lot of nursing power resources to supply the world's demand. Foreign languages courses are elective courses which are provided each of Higher Education that aims to compete abroad. Motivation students have a strong influence in the decision of the elective courses. There is a gap between the nursing staff and his distribution in the country. Indonesia experienced a crisis that access to health care should be adequate for its own population. In Indonesia the number of diploma and Bachelor of Nursing in 2008 was 25.517 and increased to 27.909 nurses in 2009. Amount only 36.5%. Recent data from East Java province showed that there were 55 Nursing Diploma Program and 53 Degree Nursing Program which produced about 12,000 nurses personnel per year. This amount would be great potential for Indonesia to send a nurse in the country in order to compete in the international (Efendi et al, 2013). Jombang about 845 of the 1,115 people working as nurses (public health Office of Jombang, 2014). Indonesia nursing crisis known power distribution from the Health Department in 2014 reported that 10 370 nurses were in public hospitals and 4,213 health centers located in communities throughout Indonesia. The number of nurses production in 2014, estimated at 60% were utilized in the country, 5% abroad and the remaining work outside the competence (Efendi et al, 2013). From the preliminary study, Stikes Pemkab Jombang offered foreign language courses in 8th grades, namely Arabic and Japanese language. Learning foreign language for nurses are alternative policies in order to optimize the utilization of nurses who 206

uphold the principles of mutual benefit, both between Indonesia and other countries who are partners, and among nurses in Indonesia. Facing from the number of existing resources, Indonesia should be able to send nurses overseas. One important reason is the ability to speak a foreign language. With the motivation to learn a foreign language well, it is easy to realize opportunities to work in the nursing profession outside the State. Thus, there is still work is needed to increase the utilization of nurses abroad with regard to the needs of our country. Working abroad can be a personal desire or motivate culture as an expression of freedom and Human Rights (HAM) or perhaps as a result of financial needs, needs work, and the challenge to face the competition of nurses from other countries (Santric et al, 2015) this study is intended to determine the ability of Japanese language and how much interest students of bachelor nursing to work on Japan. from the above phenomena the researchers are interested in doing research on " Analyzing of motivation in learning foreign language faced by nursing students". METHOD The design of this study is descriptive design in qualitative form about motivation of nursing students in learning foreign languages, especially English and Japanese. The researcher conducted a research in Stikes pemkab jombang, in 4 grade students on 6 th March 2016 8 th April 2016. The descriptive study designed to obtain the current status of phenomena and is directed toward determining the nature of situation that exists at the time of study. This study aimed at describing about 1) the motivation of learning foreign languages in nursing students, 2) the students perception about foreign language. The samples of the study were three students of 4 th grade students. They were interviewed using in-dept interview, it was appropriate for the situation in which the researcher wanted to ask open-ended question that elicit depth of information. For structure interview, the researcher had interviewed three students from Stikes Pemkab Jombang to their opinion on their understanding of foreign language used in this institution. The interview should be conversational with question flowing, seek understanding and interpretation, while the interviewer should try to interpret what being said and clarity and understanding throughout the interview, recording response, the responses were typically audio-recorder and complemented with written notes. The research instrument used questionnaire also to validate the data. To furnish the data, researcher also investigated the three students perceive about learning foreign language. The final data were in the form of numbers and some opinions from the students. The numeric data was analyzed using descriptive statistic in the form of percentages to measure the differences of the performance and perception of the respondents. The ability of learning foreign language can be seen by reading, writing, and speaking in the last examination of Japanese language which have been done. The respondents were interviewed by researcher about the motivation of learning foreign language, and the ability to achieve these skills. the teachers have some information to improve the methodology and style of teaching and find alternatives for improvements in teaching foreign language (Anita, 2009). 207

Pilot survey Make an outline of the interview guideline based on the pilot survey Analyze the data and writing report Figure 1. Data collection flowchart RESULT AND DICUSSION To gain the data, the researcher used interview to know the motivation of students in learning foreign language. The first respondent (miss A) is agreed that learning foreign language, especially Japanese language, motivate hers to study abroad or working in Japan someday, let see the interview result of her: I have been learning two foreign languages, English and Japanese, I prefer Japanese than English. I want to go to other country someday, maybe for continue my study or just holiday or I can work there. So I am very enjoyed and motivated in learning the foreign language (EKP). This is showed that learning foreign language is fun and she studied Japanese since 2010 when she was in senior high school. She understood the writing and speaking of this Language, the function of this ability were able to interact with other people when she continued her study in other country. She had high motivation to study Japanese language.we can see the result of her last examination. The second respondent, give different respond to answer the question to researcher. She explained that she studied Japanese language since two months ago, she new comer in learning Japanese language, she preferred learning Japanese than English, but she liked to study foreign language. She tried to enjoy and focus on learning Japanese language due to she wanted to have holiday or getting a job in japan. To make sure, let s see the interview result below: I just learned Japanese language for about two months, I felt it was easier than English because Japanese is same in writing and speaking, not as same as English. So, I liked learning Japanese language and I hope I can go to japan for holiday or getting a job there, because japan is a great country and I want to be there someday (SINH) On the other hand, the researcher also asked the difficulties of learning foreign language for respondents, they said that difficulties are on writing and speaking process, foreign language is different in writing and speaking process. To make sure, let see the interview result below: in my experience in learning foreign language, I found many difficulties in the writing and spelling of the word of foreign language (EKP). the difficulty of learning foreign language for me is the conversation practice, sometimes I faced miss understanding with the meaning of it. So, I will try to explore my speaking practice to avoid mistake (SINH). Otherwise, From all the three respondents agreed that learning foreign language is important for nursing development and nursing career. This is supported by the third respondent, let see the interview below: Learning foreign language is very important to nursing career, to face globalization era, so that we can compete in 208

national or international. When there are many employees here, we can interact with them easily. Otherwise if we work abroad, it makes us easier to communicate with other and minimize the misunderstanding especially we are as a nurse that regard to human being. The last beneficial things from learning foreign language is increased the bargaining nurses competition not only for skill but also the ability of speaking foreign language. So the bargaining power of nurse is high also regard to their salary. I have been learning foreign language (in this case I learn japanese language) for 7 months. I feel that learning the foreign language can increase the quality of graduation, so that the value of competitiveness is high, its effects on the salary and the quality of life (REL) Table 1. Perception towards motivation in learning the foreign language No Item Description (1) (2) (3) 1 Have you ever learned the foreign language? 2 How long have you learned Foreign language, how is your experienced before? 3 Learning foreign language help me to improve my knowledge? 4 Why and what for you learned Foreign language? 5 Among the other foreign language, why do you motivate to learn Japanese language? 6 What kind of difficulties that you find in learning foreign language? 7 Who is the one who motivate you in learning foreign language? 8 Why do you interest to continue your study/ work in foreign country? 9 What is the importance of learning foreign language regard to the development of nursing education? 10 What is the beneficial of learning foreign language to the improvement of nursing career? Table 2. Profile of Respondents No Description EKP SINH REL 1 Age 20 20 19 2 Sex Female Female Female 3 Status 4 th grade student 4 th grade student 4 th grade student 4 Time learning 5 years 2 months 7 years 5 The reason of learning foreign language - For holiday - Just to know how to use the language - To continue the study abroad - To work in Japan - To work in Japan - Able to communicate with others fluently. 209

CONSLUSION AND RECOMENDATION Conclusion All the respondents were motivated in learning foreign language in order to improve their quality of life in getting a job outside the country, one of the beneficial from this motivation would be increased their career in nursing. Altough, there were many diffculties in this learning process. They still motivated to continue and complete this learning process. Recomendation The foreign language should be recommended include into the nursing curriculum, so that the students were high motivated in learning foreign language not only English but also Japanese and Arabic should be more meeting in the curriculum. On other hand, the college held a foreign language s day in a day in order to be able speaking other language in their daily activity. Santric, M.-Milicevic, et al. 2015.Determinants of intentions to work aboard of college and specialist nursing graduates in Serbia.Nurse Education Today 35. Elsevier.page. 590-596 Mambaunnisa.2104. Pengaruh Kemampuan Berbahasa Asing (Arab-Inggris) Terhadap Prestasi Belajar Siswa.[Skripsi].Fakultas Ilmu Tarbiyah dan Keguruan, Universitas Islam Negeri Syarif Hidayatullah, Jakarta Lie, Anita. 2004. Paradigm of Curriculum in Indonesia. Sekjen Dewan Pendidikan. Associate Director ASIA TEL REFERENCES BNP2TKI. 2015. Pengumuman Pendaftaran Calon TKI untuk Jabatan Asisten Nurse Asisten Kangoshi dan Calon TKI Asisten Careworker Asisten Kaigo fukushishike Jepang Program Gto untuk Penempatan Tahun 2016. Online [http// bnp2tki.go.id/read/9927/pengumu man-pendaftaran--calon-tki--untukjabatan-asisten-nurse-asistenkangoshi-dan-calon-tki-asistencareworker-asistenkaigofukushishi--ke-jepangprogram-g-to-g-untuk-penempatantahun-2016.html], diakses Jumat, 11 Desember 2015 Efendi Ferry, et al. 2013. Return migration of Indonesia nurses from Japan: where should they go?.nursing Education and Practice, 2013, Vol.3, No.8.Sciedu Press. page. 154-159 210