Data from the Guiding Questions for Interview

32 percentage which was 50, it means that components of classroom management were balanced. The last step, the data would be analyzed later by elaborating it with the data gained through the guiding questions for interview, observation, and observation note. While the data from open-ended questionnaire were employed to gather information from the student teachers. They were functioned to find out the reasons why the ELESP student teachers did not conduct the components of classroom management during the teaching. Besides, the data would be presented in Chapter IV.

3. Data from the Guiding Questions for Interview

The next step was the data from the guiding questions for interview. The result of the guiding questions for the interview provided the result of the differences between the data of observation checklist and questionnaire. The data gained through the guiding questions for interview would be analyzed to ensure that the data of the researcher were correct and to gain more information from the respondents on different data. Then, the researcher presented the result in table form. The researcher listed what components of classroom management were conducted and which were not conducted by the ELESP student teachers. The components of classroom management which were conducted by the respondents were marked by check v mark and the components of classroom management which were not conducted by the respondents were marked by cross x mark. 33 Afterwards, the result of it would be presented into a table as in Table 3.5. The Guiding Question for Interview Results 1. Table 3.5 The Guiding Question for Interview Results 1 No. Component of Classroom Management Respondent 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1. Content Management: a……….. b……….. c………… 2. Conduct Management: a………. b………. c……….

3. Covenant Management

a……….. b………..,etc After obtaining the data in form of table, the researcher counted how many respondents conducted components of classroom management and who did not conduct on every component into percentage using formula below. Further, it would be presented in form of table as in Table 3.6 The Blank Table for Guiding Question for Interview and in form of figure. 1 ∑a ×100= ∑n 2 ∑b ×100= ∑n ∑ : Total a : The number of respondents who conducted the components of classroom management b : The number of respondents who did not conduct the components of classroom management n : The number of respondents 34 Table 3.6 the Blank Table for Guiding Questions for Interview No. Components of Classroom Management Percentage Conducted not Conducted Total Total 1. … 55. … Having all the data in form of percentage, then the researcher formulated those components of classroom managements namely conducted and not conducted. Those components of classroom managements were conducted during teaching activities if the percentage of check v mark was more than 50. While having the percentage of cross x mark was more than 50, the researcher concluded that the components of classroom management were not conducted during the teaching activity. Despite the fact that there were the same results or percentage which was 50, it means that components of classroom management were balanced. Having all the data required, the last thing the researcher analyzed was about the final result on the classroom management conducted by the ELESP student teachers. In addition, the researcher also analyzed the classroom management problems that occur in the student teachers teaching practice which was supported by observation note and open-ended parts. Furthermore, the main data in the research were the observation data. While the result of questionnaire and the interview, they were as the supporting data to strengthen the observation result. 35

F. Research Procedure

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