b.  Acting
In  this  phase;  the  researcher  applied  the new  lesson  plan.  As  the  teacher, the researcher also emphasized and reviews schematic structures to the students in
order to make them getting better understanding. In this phase, the students were also taught to paraphrase a story. Generally, it did all the activities in cycle 1, to
make sure the students understand well about the concept.
c.  Observing
The  researcher  observed students’  participation  and  achievement  in  this
phase.  Here,  the  researcher  tried  to  make  sure  whether  students  improved  their understanding or not and differed their achievements between cycle 1 and cycle 2.
d.  Reflecting
The  teacher  discussed  about  the  implementation  of  the  method  also  the result of the implementation of the modified action and decides whether the action
should be continued or not.
G. The Techniques of Data Analysis
The observaion and interview were conducted before and after Classroom Action Research used to analyze qualitative data. On the other side, to conduct the
quantitative data, it was conducted questionnaire and test. Here several steps were done  to  get  the  data.  There  was  some  numerical  data  to  be  processed.  First,  the
researcher  measured  the  average  or  mean of  students’  reading  score  per-action
within  one  cycle.  It  was  used  to  know  how the  students’  reading  skills  were
improved. It used the formula as below:
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X̅   = Σx
n X̅
: mean or average.
x : total score of all students.
n : number of students.
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Sudjana, Metoda Statistika, Bandung: PT Tarsiti, 2002, p. 67.
Next, the writer tried to get the class percentage which passed the minimal mastery  level  kriterian  KKM  considering  English  subject  gains  score  75
seventy five. The formula is:
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P  = F
n   x
P : Pre test presentage.
F : Total students who get score
≥ 75. n
: Number of students.
Then,  after  getting  average of  students’  score  per-action,  the  researcher
identified  whether  the  students  improved  their  understanding  of  narrative  text from pre-test up to post test 1 in cycle 1 and post test 2 in cycle 2. The writer used
the formula below to analyze the data : P =
y − y y  x
P : Presentage of students’ improvement.
y1 : Average of post test 1.
y : Mean of pre-test.
P = y − y
y  x P1
: Presentage of students’ improvement. Y2
: Average of post test 2. y
: Mean of pre-test.
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Anas  Sudjono,  Pengantar  Statistik  Pendidikan,  Jakarta:  PT  Raja  Grafindo  Persada, 2008, p. 43.