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dc.contributor.author | HAS AN AH AR IS T A D E VI | - |
dc.date.accessioned | 2014-01-27T22:21:56Z | - |
dc.date.available | 2014-01-27T22:21:56Z | - |
dc.date.issued | 2014-01-27 | - |
dc.identifier.nim | NIM080210401026 | - |
dc.identifier.uri | http://repository.unej.ac.id/handle/123456789/25581 | - |
dc.description.abstract | This C lassro om Ac ti on R e se a rc h wa s int e nd e d t o im pr ove the se v e nth gr a de students’ a c ti ve p a rticipa ti on a nd their r e a din g c o mpre he nsion a c hieve me nt b y usin g a uthentic re a ding mat e ri a ls a t S MP N e g e ri 2 P uge r in the 20 1 2/2013 a c a d e mi c y e a r. This re se a r c h subj e c ts we re the students of c lass V II G that wa s de ter mi ne d purpo sivel y , be c a use th e ir re a ding c ompr e he nsio n a c hiev e ment sc o re wa s low (the ir mea n sc or e wa s 57.2) wh ich wa s be low the stand a rd maste r y of En g li sh of the sc hool (65) . I t wa s known fr o m the re sult of int e rvie w with the Eng li sh tea c he r in the pr e li mi na r y stud y . B e sid e s, the y a lso sti ll fa c e d di ff iculti e s in c ompr e he ndi ng En g li sh tex ts, e spec iall y in de sc riptiv e tex t. The y h a d p roble ms in c ompre he ndi ng wo rds, se ntenc e s, pa ra g r a phs, a nd the whole tex t. F inall y , both the re se a rc h e r a nd the Eng li sh tea c h e r a g r e e d to a ppl y a uthentic r e a di ng mate ri a ls fr om int e r ne t a s the re a din g mate ria ls in tea c hing re a din g be c a use the y we r e e x pe c ted to be be ne fic ial for the studen ts t o ove rc ome their pr oblems i n re a din g c ompre he nsion . This r e se a r c h wa s c a r rie d out in two C y c les. Ea c h c y c le c ove r e d th e sta g e s that include plannin g the a c ti on, im pleme nti n g th e a c ti on, obs e rvin g a nd e va luatin g , a nd re fle c ti ng the a c ti on . The se a c t ivi ti e s we re c onduc ted in e a c h C y c l e . The fir st c y c le wa s c ondu c ted in thre e mee ti n g s including the re a din g test. The da t a a bo ut the students’ re a din g c ompr e he nsion a c hieve m e nt we re c oll e c ted throu g h the re a din g c ompre he nsion test. Me a nwhile, obser v a ti on wa s used to moni tor the te a c hin g a nd lea rnin g proc e ss of r e a di ng b y usi n g obser v a ti on g uide in the f o rm of c h e c kli st. x iv The results of the students’ reading comprehension achievement in the first cycle showed that the percentage of the students who got score 65 or more was 67.4%. In addition, the results of observation in cycle I revealed that only 63.95% of 43 students actively participated in the teaching and learning process of reading by using authentic reading materials from internet. The rest of the subjects (36.05% of 43 students) were passive in joining the lesson. They were reluctant to ask questions and answer the researcher’s oral questions. Besides, some students did not make some note about the lesson. Based on those results, it could be concluded that the action given in the first cycle was not successful yet. Therefore, the actions were continued to the second cycle by revising the lesson plans in the first cycle by considering the students’ weaknesses in the first cycle. In Cycle 2, the researcher used English and Indonesian language in the teaching and learning process. Besides, she gave clear instruction to the students to find the difficult words in the texts by writing them on the whiteboard and finding the meaning of the difficult words together with the whole class. The results of the students’ active participation in the teaching and learning process of reading by using authentic reading materials from internet improved from 63.9% in Cycle 1 to 80.2% in Cycle 2. Moreover, there was also an improvement on the percentage of the students’ reading comprehension achievement test. It improved from 67.4%, in Cycle 1 to 82.5% in Cycle 2. It means that both the students’ active participation and their reading comprehension test improved in the second cycle and achieved the successful criteria of this research. Thus, the action research was stopped. Based on the results above, it could be concluded that the use of authentic reading materials in the teaching and learning process of reading could improve the students’ active participation and their reading comprehension achievement in two cycles. Then, it is suggested to the English teacher and the students to use authentic reading materials from internet as an alternative source of reading materials in teaching reading. It is due to the fact that authentic reading materials from internet xv c ould im pr ove the stud e nts’ a c ti ve pa rt icipa ti o n a nd their re a din g c o mpre he nsion a c hieve m e nt. At last, f or the futur e re se a rc he r, thi s re se a rc h c ould be used a s re fe re nc e s to c ondu c t f ur ther r e se a rc h d e a li n g with diff e r e nt re s e a r c h de sig n or re se a rc h method to i mpr ove the qua li t y o f r e a din g a c h ieve m e nt. | en_US |
dc.language.iso | other | en_US |
dc.relation.ispartofseries | 080210401026; | - |
dc.subject | R EA D I N G C OM P R EHEN SI ON A C HI EV E M EN T | en_US |
dc.title | U SI N G A U THEN TI C R EA D I N G M A T ER I A LS T O IMP R OV E THE SEV EN TH G R A D E ST U D EN TS’ A C TI V E P A R TI C I P A TI ON A N D THE I R R EA D I N G C OM P R EHEN SI ON A C HI EV E M EN T A T SM P N EGER I 2 P U GER IN THE 2 0 1 2 ⁄ 2 0 1 3 A C A D EM I C Y EA R | en_US |
dc.type | Other | en_US |
Appears in Collections: | UT-Faculty of Teacher Training and Education |
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