English Speaking Draf
English Speaking Draf
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NIM 190107119
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Sartika Sri Rahayu, “Students' Difficulities In English Speaking Lesson At The Twelfth Grade Of
SMAN 1 Jatinom, (Thesis, FITK UIN Surakarta, Surakarta, 2020).
overcome their difficulties in speaking. Students follow an English club or
English course to improve their speaking, so they could practice speaking English
and ask their friends or teacher to correct their English. Students also listen
English song and watching English movie without Indonesian translating to
improve their speaking.
Based on the review above, researchers found similarities between this
research and previous research. The similarities between these two studies are in
the data collection techniques, namely using interviews and questionnaires.
Meanwhile, what differentiates the current study from previous study is the
research setting, where the current study took the research setting in a private
school while the previous study was in a state school.
The fourth previous research conducted by Nurul Indrawati, entitled “A
Descriptive Study On Students' Problem In English Teaching And Learning On
Speaking Skill At Junior High School”.8 The purpose of this study were to know
what the students' problem in English teaching and learning on speaking skill and
to know what are the solution of students' problem in English teaching and
learning on speaking skill. Research design in this study was a descriptive survey
with quantitative approach. The population and sample of this study were two
class at second year consisting 66 students and 1 English teacher at MTs. Negeri
Gowa. The research instrument were questionnaire and interview, and the data
analysis was using percentage formula.The result showed that students faced
speaking problems. Based on the result showed that 20% students often and 50%
students sometimes feel fear of mistakes, 16% students often and 47% students
sometimes feel anxiety, 24% students often and 45% students sometimes feel
shyness, 13% students often and 36% students sometimes feel lack of confidence.
The second is External factors, these are; 7% students often and 17% students
sometimes feel low motivation. 39% students often and 47% students sometimes
face mother tongue use, 10% students often and 31% students sometimes feel lack
of parents attention, and 7% students often and 45% students sometimes face
learning media use. Based on the explanation, showed that factor who gives big
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Nurul Indrawati, “A Descriptive Study On Students' Problem In English Teaching And Learning
On Speaking Skill At Junior High School, (Thesis, FKIP UNISMUH Makasar, Makasar, 2019).
influence to the students' speaking problem is the mother tongue use. Based on the
problems, the teachers have some ways to solve the speaking problems. For
solving the problem of fear of mistakes, anxiety, shyness, and lack of confidence,
and low motivation, the teacher builds students‟ motivation, encourages and
increases students' self-confidence. In addition, the teacher also asks students to
take English language courses and training. To motivate students, the teacher
always uses English in the classroom from greeting to the end of the lesson.
Students are encouraged to use English even though combines with Indonesian.
This is so that students are accustomed to using English. For mother tongue use,
the teacher always give encourages and motivates students use English when
learning English in the classroom or not. To solve lack of parents‟ attention is the
teacher providing motivation to students, and also the teacher hold meetings with
parents to discuss the problems or constraints of students in school so that parents
pay attention to their children. For learning media use, the teacher always tries to
provide interesting media for students so students are more interested and excited
when learning speaking.
Based on the review above, researchers found similarities between this
research and previous research. The similarities between these two studies are in
the data collection techniques, namely using interviews and questionnaires.
Meanwhile, what differentiates the current study from previous study is the
research methode, where previous research used quantitative methods, while this
research used qualitative methods. And also The difference between this research
and the previous research is the subject of the research, in which the previous
research took junior high school while the researcher took senior high school
students as the subject of the research.
The last related study was done by Nur Haliza entitled “Teacher Strategies to
Overcome Speaking Problem At SMPN 2 Pangkajene”. 9 The objectives of the
research were to find out the teacher strategies to overcome speaking problem at
SMPN 2 Pangkajene. The method of the research was descriptive qualitative
research. The subject of the research was a teacher at SMPN 2 Pangkajene. The
researcher used observation, interview and recorder as the research instrument, the
data were qualitatively.The result of the research showed about strategies used
were inquiry strategies related to the expository method and also used the 5 to 10
vocabulary memorization methods in the learning process.the problems faced by
students when speaking are the lack of student vocabulary and student
unfamiliarity factors using English.
The difference between this research and the previous research is the subject
of the research, in which the previous research took junior high school while the
researcher took senior high school students as the subject of the research. The
similarities between both of this research were used the same research methode,
namely the qualitative descriptive method.
F. Theoretical framework
1. Speaking
There are four basic skills that one should master in learning English. Speaking is
one of the skills to be mastered by students in order to communicate in English. It
is one of the ways to express ideas, thoughts, feeling, to share information, and to
build social relationship.
a. Definition of speaking
There are many definitions of speaking that have been proposed by some experts.
According to Siahaan, speaking is a produvtive language skills. 10 It means that
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Nur Haliza, “Teacher Strategies To Overcome Speaking Problem At SMPN 2 Pangkajene,
(Skripsi, FKIP UNISMUH Makasar, Makasar, 2019).
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Desta Gloria Siahaan, Debora Siahaan, “The speaking ability of the english club's second year
students of the state SMA 1 Kafamenanu,” International Confrence Of Education, Teacher
Training and Professional Development, (august, 2021).
speaking is a person's skills to produce sounds that exists at the meaning and be
understood by other people, so that able to create of good communication.
Furthermore, speaking is the use of language to communicate with other. It means
that this activity involves two or more people in whom the participants are both
hearers and speakers having to react to whatever they hear and make their
contribution a high speed, so each participant has intention or a set of intention
that he wants. So, the English teacher should active the students speaking ability
by providing communicative language activities and interesting media in the
classroom and then giving them the opportunities to practice their speaking skill
as much as possible.
In speaking, there are some aspects that must be fulfilled by the learners. It can be
used as a measurement whether our speech is good or not. Those are fluency,
comprehension, grammar, vocabulary and pronunciation.
1). Fluency
Fluency can be defined as the ability to keep going when speaking spontaneously.
In a simple term, fluency is the ability to talk freely without too much stopping or
hesitating. When fluently the speakers should be able to get the messages across
with whatever resources and abilities they have got regardless and other mistakes.
2). Comprehension
3). Grammar
Grammar is the way to organize the words into the correct sentence. This is
important that if the speaker can master grammar to organize the word so the
speaker also easily to speak English well.
4). Vocabulary
5). Pronunciation
Pronunciation is the act or manner of the speakers produce clearer language when
they speak. It deal with the phonological process that refers to the component of a
grammar made up of the elements and principles that determine how sounds vary
and pattern in a language. It is included the segmental features, vowels,
consonants, words stress, tone pitch and intonation patterns. For that reason, if the
speakers want to be able to speak English fluently, they need to be able to
pronounce phonemes correctly, use the appropriate stress and intonation pattern
and speak in connected speech. The speakers must be able to articulate the words
and create the physical sounds that carry meaning.
It can be concluded that everybody who wants to speak English well, she/he has
to knew the ways of speaking English. Speaking is different from the other skills.
In speaking, students need to know about pronunciation, grammar, vocabulary,
fluency, and comprehension.
Brown has stated that there are several psychological factors such as shyness and
anxiety are considered as the main root cause of students’ antipathetic to speak. 11
According to Juhana, there are some psychological factors that faced by the
students when they speaking in the class12:
1. Psychological Factors
a. Fear of mistake
Many theorist argued that fear mistake becomes one of the main factors of
students’ reluctance to speak in English in the class room. fear is linked to the
issue of correction by students’ fear of being laughed at by other students or being
criticized by the teacher. So, the students low of motivation and low in
participation in speaking activity. Therefore, it is important for teachers to
convince their students that making mistake is not a wrong thing. Because
students can learn from their mistake.
b. Shyness
Shyness is an emotional thing that many students suffer from at home time when
they are required to speak in English class. Shyness is the one of common
problem in student’s speaking performance. Shyness also being a problem in
speaking learning class, so paying attention on this aspect is also quite important
in order to help the students do their speaking performance in the classroom.
therefore, speaking in front of other people is one of the most common phobias
the student's face and a feeling of embarrassment appeared in the mind of the
student who made the decision blank or they will forget what to say.
11
Douglas Brown, Principle of Language Learning and Teaching (San Fransisco State University:
Longman, 2000).
12
Juhana, “Psychological Factors That Hinder Students Speaking From English Class ( A Case
Study In a Senior High School Tangerang, Banten, Indonesia). The English Dpartmen, Indonesia
Open University Journal Of Education and Practice, Vol 3, No. 12, 2012.
c. Anxiety
d. Lack of confidence
Lack of confidence usually occurs when students realize that their conversation
partners have not understood them or when they do not understand others speaker.
In this situation, they would rather keep silent while others do talking showing
that the students are lack of confidence to communicate. Students who lack of
confidence about themselves and their English necessarily suffer from
communication apprehension. By the explanation above, the teacher should more
give attention in building student’s confidence when they speaking.
e. Lack of motivation
f. Lack of pronunciation
g. Lack of vocabulary
2. Language Factors
According to Penny Ur, the students’ speaking difficulty are: inhibition, lack of
topical knowledge, low or uneven participation, and mother tongue use.13
a. Inhibition
Speaking demands some actual face in real time with an audience, unlike reading,
writing, and listening. When speaking in a foreign language in class, students are
frequently inhibited by concerns such as fear of making mistakes, anxiety over
criticism, or shyness.
b. Nothing to say
Even when they are not inhibited, students frequently criticize their failure to
think of something to say since they lack any strong reason to do so other than the
guilt they feel for not speaking.
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Ur, Penny. A Course In Language Teaching : Practice and Theory. Cambridge Teacher
Training and development. England: Cambridge University Press, 1996.
Each participant will have relatively little speaking time in a large group because
only one participant can speak at a time and yet be heard. The tendency of certain
students to dominate while others talk very little or hardly at all worsens this
issue.
If students in a class speak the same mother tongue, they may be more likely to do
so since it is more convenient and feels awkward speaking foreign languages to
one another. Speaking their mother tongue also makes them feel less vulnerable.
When students are speaking in small groups, it might be difficult to encourage
them to stay to the target language, especially the less motivated or disciplined
students.
Based on the explanation above, it can be concluded that there are four problems
in learning speaking, namely: inhibition, nothing to say, uneven/low participation,
use of mother tongue. The teacher should find the suitable technique in teaching
and give motivation to students fell more confidence to share ideas in front of
class.
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Rahayu, “Students' Difficulities In English Speaking Lesson At Twelfth Grade Of SMAN 1
Jatinom In Academic Year aof 2020/2021”.
The present study aims to utilize the students problem in second grade students'
of MA At-Tahzib Kekait.. Furthermore, the researcher willing to know what are
the differencies of the speaking learning style between the the student with highest
score and the lowest score.
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Indrawati,“A Descriptive Study On Students' Problem In English Teaching And Learning On Speaking
Skill At Junior High School”
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Truly Almendo pasaribu and Monica Ella Harendita, “ English Language Anxiety Of Fre-Service
Teachers: Causes and Coping Strategy,”LLT Journal: A Journal On language and Language Teaching, Vol.
21, No. 2, October 2018.
mentioned there are five categories under personal coping strategies, namely: 17
cognitive strategies, physical strategies, behavioral strategies, emotional strategies
and rational strategies. The strategies are using humor, planning and preparing,
getting close with the students, talking positively, rewarding the students and
accepting their being nervous as a part of their learning process.behavioral
strategies, emotional strategies and rational strategies. (2) Professional Coping
strategies, Besides personal coping strategies, there are three categories under
professional coping strategies related to knowledge, skills and qualities of the
teacher. Such as : Planning and Preparing, adapting with students and rewarding
students. (3) Social Coping Strategies, Sharing the problems to their social
supports, like friends and family, could be a way to reduce anxiety. (4)
Institutional Coping Strategies, Although the students realized that they had to be
active in managing their anxiety by themselves, they also seek help from
institutional authority.
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Rosalin Muay-Harvey, Grace Skrzypiec and Phillip T. Slee, “ Effective and Inefective Coping
Bullying Strategies as Assessed by Informed Professionals and Their Used by Victimised
Students.” Australian Journal of Guidance and Conselling, Vol. 22, No. 01, 15 june 2012.
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Ur, Penny, A Course in Language Teaching. Cambridge:Cambridge University Press. 1996.
a. Discussion
When students suddenly want to talk about something in a lesson and discussion
occur spontaneously, the result often highly gratifying. The teacher should always
remember that the students need time to assemble their thought before any
discussion. Beforethe discussion, it is essential that the purpose of the discussion
activity is set bythe teacher. In class or group discussions, whatever the aims is,
the students should always be encouraged to ask questions, paraphrase ideas,
express support, check for clarification and so on.
b. RolePlay
In role play activities, the teacher gives information to the learners such as who
they are and what they think or felt. Role play stimulateas the real world in the
same kind of way,butthestudents are given particular roles they are told who they
are and often what they think about a certain subject. They have to speak and act
from their new characters point of view.
c. Simulation
Simulations are very similar to roleplay, but the different is that they are more
elaborate. In simulations, students can bring items to the class to create a realistic
environment. In his book under the title how to Teach English, in simulations,
students acts as if they were in real life situation.
d. Telling Stories
Storytelling fosters creative thinking. It also helps students express ideas in front
of their friends. Students can tell riddles or jokes. For instance, at the beginning of
each class session, the teacher may call a few students to tell short story or jokes
as an opening.
e. Picture Describing
Another way to make use of pictures in a speaking activity is to give students just
one picture and having them describe what itis in the picture. For this activity,
students can form groups and each group is given a different picture.
Students can work in pairs and each couple is given two different pictures, for
example picture of boys playing football and another picture girls playing tennis.
Students in pairs discuss the similarities and/ or differences in the picture.
1. Expand Vocabulary
2. Reading aloud
Reading English aloud, not only develops word pronunciation skills but also plays
a role in improving grammar and vocabulary listening skills. Learn English by
reading.
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Linda Sari & Zuliana L . Meningkatkan Kemampuan Berbicara Bahasa Inggris Siswa Dalam Menghadapi
Era Revolusi 4.0. Universitas PGRI Palembang. 2019.
present tense, continuous tense, past tense future tense, and so on. Even if you
know a little basic grammar, it can be used as sufficient capital to develop further
skills.
5. English Conversation
Conversations with other people can help us to be confident, can help us learn
from mistakes, help us learn from others.
One of the most effective media to quickly master English is to get used to and
like songs in English. We can also sing songs. By listening to these songs, we can
hear words and sentences in English. After we hear it hopefully we can sing it too.
In addition, we feel happy with the song, and we also indirectly learn to hone our
hearing and speaking. So that our English skills increase. The key is to like
English songs, listen to them, and not be shy about singing them.
Foreign films are very interesting to watch and we can also use them to learn
English. From watching movies, we can learn to recognize expressions and
sentences, both standard and non-standard, spoken by foreign actors and actresses.
Watching western movies can help us familiarize ourselves with words, sentences,
and expressions from native speakers. It can also help us listen and talk.
It can be concluded that this strategy is very important for students to understand
or learn better to speak English. Some researchers in related studies also said that
there are many strategies to solve speaking problems, they practice more,
improve vocabulary mastery, increase motivation, use hobby strategies, continue
speaking English, group work, watching movies, listening to songs and daily
writing activities (self-directed).
G. Research Methods
Generally, research method means scientific ways to get the data with specific
purposes and uses. In this research, the researcher takes a certain procedure
covering six components. They are (1) Approach and Type of Research, (2) The
Presence of the Researcher, (3) Research setting (4) data and source of the data,
(5) techniques of collecting data, (6) techniques of analyzing data and (7) the
trustworthiness of the data.
Qualitative methods will be applied in this study. The researcher tried to identify
the difficulties EFL students encountered in speaking classes. Additionally, the
researcher chose the qualitative aproach because it can provide detailed data to
conduct an objective investigation. According to Andriyani, The qualitative
research method is a research method that is descriptive in nature, uses analysis,
refers to data, uses existing theories as supporting material, and produces a theory.
Qualitative research is a type of social science research that collects and works
with non-numerical data and which seeks to interpret the meaning of this data so
that it can help us understand social life through the study of targeted populations
or places. Qualitative research methods are subjective from the perspective of the
participants in a descriptive manner so that the results cannot be generalized. In
other words, this research method is more of a clear description of a problem
following the facts in the field.20
the researcher used of descriptive method which wasa method of research the
attempt to describe and interpret the object in accordance with reality. The
descriptive method is implemented because the data analysis is presented
descriptively
In conclusion, This study used qualitative approach because itgenerated the data
through the using of instruments such as field notes and transcriptions from
observation, interview, and questionnaire. This study also used data from
observation, interview, and questionnaire from Second grade students at MA At-
Tahzib Kekait in the academic year of 2022/2023.
The presence of the researcher in this study indicates that the researcher played an
important role in the design, collection, analysis, and reporting of the data. In
this study, the researcher will collect the necessary data through questionnaires
and interviews.
3. Setting of Research
The researcher conducted this research MA At-Tahzib Kekait. The subject of the
research is second grade students’ in the academic year of 2022-2023. The
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Zulfi Zumala Dwi Andriyani, Mega Apriliyana,“The Use of Describing Picture In Teaching
Speaking Skill,”Journal Of English Language And Pdagogy, Vol. 1, NO.1, 2021.
researcher chose them as the subject of this research because second grade
students were taught using English instruction in classroom. They have more
experiences in speaking because they had passed tenth grade.
Lafoland in Lexy. J. Moleog “the main sources of data in qualitative research are
words and actions, additionally in form of data and others.”21There are two kinds
of Data : Primary and Secondary data. Data is something important in the
research. The sources of data are subject where data can be get. According to
Sugiyono data classified into two those are primary data and secondary data, as
follows:22
1. Primary data
The primary data source is source of data which is related to the subject of this
study that is taken through the researcher directly. In this research the primary
data source came from the conducting of observation and interview with the
subject of this research
2. Secondary data
The secondary data source is a source of data that is taken by the researcher
indirectly from the subject. And this data also were accepted to complete the
primary data. It was from any relevant book, form of journals, journal of school,
school archives about the history of school, and the other source that relevant to
support this research.
21
Lexy J. Moleong, Metodologi Penelitian Kualitatif (PT Remaja Rosdakarya, 2018).
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Prof. Dr. Sugiyono, Metode Penelitian Kuantitatif Kua;Itatif Dan R&D (Bandung: ALFABETA,
2013), 153.
many ways to collect the data from best, he argued that descriptive studies used
techniques of observation, description, and analysis. While in qualitative studies,
researcher gathers data by participant observation, interviews, and questionnaire
materials.
a. Observation
The researcher displays data in the form of field notes of observations on the
difficulties students had speaking during the course of learning activity relevant to
the topic of the research.
b. Questionnaire
1 I feel afraid to
speak in English
because my
vocabulary is
limited.
2 It feels difficult
for me to express
ideas when
speaking.
4 I rarely response
to my partner
when speaking
because they
speak faster.
5 I have difficulty to
arrange the words
into sentences to
speak in english.
6 I have trouble
responding to a
conversation if the
speaker’s
intonation is not
understandable.
7 I have difficulty
responding to
speakers in
english.
8 I have a habit of
using mother
tongue when
speaking to avoid
misunderstanding.
9 I start to panic
when I have to
speak without
preparation in
language class.
11 I just want to
speak when I
think my grammar
is correct.
12 I get ashamed to
speak in english
because I do not
have a good
pronouncation.
14 I have low
motivation in
developing speaking
skill
The researcher was distributed questionnaires in class when students have finished
learning. From collected data through questionnaire, the researcher find out the
students’ language problems in speaking
Aspect of questionnaire
Inhibition 1,2
to say
Language Low or uneven 4,9
Problems in
participaton
Speaking English
Use of mother 6,7,8
tongue
P= F/N x 100%
P= The percentage of students problem
c. Interview
In this study, the researcher used a structured interview method, meaning the
interviewer prepared questions before conducting the interview. This interview
was conducted with students of the second grade students at MA At-Tahzib
Kekait. The purpose of the interview is to identify and find out the most common
factors causing students' speaking difficulties and solutions to overcome
students' speaking difficulties. The interviews for this study were conducted the
day after questionnaire analysis. Participants were invited to attend an interview.
Participants were selected based on students who had previously responded to the
questionnaire, and during the interview several questions were asked of the
students. During the interview, the researcher recorded all processes using a tape
recorder. The interview lasted 10 minutes. Once the interview was complete, the
researcher analyzed the results, recorded them, and then presented the research
findings in a research paper. To analyze the interview data, the researcher
conducted a synthesis of the informants' data.
The interview guideline was created by the researcher by considered the students’
need and several foundations from previous related studyabout some possible
problems faced bystudent’sdifficulties speaking.
class?
In this research, the researcher followed some steps by Milles and Huberman in
analyzing the data which is called as Interactive AnalysisModel that consists of
data collection, data reduction, data display and drawing conclusion. Those are
will be defined as follows :23
1. Data Collection
In this step, the researcher collected required data, those were from the interview
with native speaker and also the sudents who were taught by the native speaker
teacher, recorded data during an observation which was collected from the
observation sheet/guide and data taken from documentation.
2. Data Reduction
The next phase is data reduction. In this data reduction phase, there are living in
process and living out process. It means that the selected data are included in the
needed data and it stays in the living in data and the unselected data are included
in the living out data. In this research, data reduction was about the informations
those were gained from the observation and interview with the native speaker and
the students of native speaker teacher in the English Club classroom. Some
information was needed in filling the data, but some of them were not necessary.
Therefore, unimportant data were reduced by the researcher.
3. Data Display
This is the third component in analyzing the data. Display data is an organized
and compressed collection of information that enables conclusion and action. The
data display is a description of the data in this study. Researchers was described
the data that has been reduced.The data is drawn and explained in the form of
words, sentences, and paragraphs. The researcher displays the data and then
describes it, after describing the data, the researcher analyzes the data. Some
activities in analyzing the data that has been done by the researcher in data display
are:
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Matthew B. Miles, A. M. Huberman, and Johnny Saldaña, Qualitative Data Analysis: A Methods
Sourcebook, Third edition. (Thousand Oaks, Califorinia: SAGE Publications, Inc, 2014).
In this step the researcher observed the teaching and learning process by the field
note from observation to know how was the process of teaching and learning
speaking. From the observed the class the researcher knew how was the process of
teaching and learning and the students’ language problem in speaking.
b. Giving questionnaire
In this step, the researcher gave the questionnaire to students. This step was
conducted to know what students’ factors in speaking. From display the data, the
researcher got the conclusion in order to answer all about the research questions in
this research.
In this step, the researcher interviewed students who got the highest score on the
questionnaire where high scores were included in students who had the highest
difficulty in speaking. From the student interviews, researchers can find out what
factors cause students' difficulties in speaking and strategies to overcome the
difficulties in speaking.
4. Drawing Conclusion
The last step of analyzing the data was draw conclusion. Conclusion drawing
involves stepping back to consider what the analyzed data mean and to assess
their implication for the questions at hand. Verification is linked to draw
conclusions, entails revising the data as many times as necessary to cross check or
verified these emergent conclusions. Verification refers to the process which is
able to explain the answer of research questions and research objectives.
In this step, the researcher conclusion drwaing or verified the answer of research
question that have been done in displaying the data by comparing the observation
data, questionnaire data, and interview data. Thus, the researcher got the
conclusion about students’ difficulties in speaking at the tenth grade of MA At-
Tahzib Kekait in the academic year 2022/2023.
.