Data Gathering Techniques METHODOLOGY
39 study about the use of song in teaching English for the third graders of SMKN 2
Yogyakarta. From the interview, the researcher knew the learners’ improvement in vocabulary mastery through the use of songs and their beliefs, opinions towards the
use of songs. In analyzing the interview the researcher followed these steps: firstly generating natural units of meaning; secondly classifying, categorizing and ordering
these units of meaning; thirdly structuring narratives to describe the interview contents; and the last was interpreting the interview data.
The results of the interview and the observation were triangulated to gain validity and reliability. Here, triangulation was defined as the use of two or more
methods of data collection in the study of some aspect of human behavior. This technique tried to describe and explain deeper the richness and complexity of human
behavior by studying it from more than one stand point of view Campbell and Fiske, 1959: 112. Triangulation was used in interpretive research to investigate different
actors’ viewpoints that would naturally produce different sets of data. The researcher used methodological triangulation which used different methods on the same object
of the study. PLAGIAT MERUPAKAN TINDAKAN TIDAK TERPUJI
40 In a schematic model, the analysis was done as follows:
The result of the observation was transformed into
For inference and eliciting interview questions
Final verification of the findings found in the earlier levels
Figure 3.1: The Schematic Model of the Analysis