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    IMPROVING THE EIGHTH YEAR STUDENTS’ READING COMPREHENSION ACHIEVEMENT BY USING NUMBERED HEADS TOGETHER STRATEGY AT SMP MUHAMMADIYAH 2 KALISAT IN THE 2011/2012 ACADEMIC YEAR

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    2014-01-29
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    DEDI MALIK WIJAYA
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    This classroom action research was intended to increase the eighth year students’ reading comprehension achievement at SMP Muhammadiyah 2 Kalisat Jember. Based on the preliminary study conducted in SMP Muhammadiyah 2 Kalisat by doing an informal interview with the English teacher, it was revealed that the eighth year students still could not achieve the target score of English yet. The standard requirement score was 65. This should be achieved by at least 70% or 22 students. In fact, there were only 45.1% or 14 students who got the standard required score To solve the problems, a classroom action research with cycle model was conducted collaboratively with the English teacher. It was conducted in two cycles in which each cycle covered four stages included planning the action, implementation of the action, classroom observation and evaluation, and data analysis and reflection of the action. The technique applied in this research was Numbered Heads Together (NHT). This research was considered successful if at least 70% of the students got the score ≥65 and 70% of them actively involved in the teaching and learning process of reading comprehension by using Numbered Heads Together. However, based on the results of the observation and the reading test, the actions in the Cycle 1 failed to achieve the target requirement. There were 60.86% who were actively involved in teaching reading process. This meant that the students’ active participation had not achieved the target requirement, that was 70% of the students who actively involved.
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