B. Suggestion
Based on the result of the classroom action research, the writer would like to give some suggestions.
1. Jigsaw can be applied in English teaching learning process as one of the
technique in teaching learning, particularly the attempt to improve students vocabulary development related to students’ reading comprehension of
narrative text. 2.
In teaching reading narrative text by using jigsaw, the teacher has to make sure that everyone is involved in the expert team, because what they got in the
expert team would be taught to other members of home team. And the explanations of each student affect the comprehension of the whole idea of a
text. 3.
The teacher should use any technique in teaching English, especially in teaching vocabulary related to reading comprehension. The teacher should not
teach their students monotonously, for example translating the passage using the dictionary, because it may make the students getting bored. Teachers may
use the other technique in teaching English for example jigsaw technique.
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