78.75 The Results of Need Analysis
                                                                                on  simple  present  tense  because  it  is  the  tense  which  is  used  to  ask  and  give description on something both in speech and in  writing, while the vocabulary
input is the words or terms which are related to the workshop equipment. The  next  item  is  indicators.  The  indicators  are  based  on  the  basic
competences and also syllabus used in the school. Then, the sixth item in the course grid is the learning activities. The steps
in the learning activities follow the with-in task sequence proposed by Nunan. Those  steps  are  pre-task  activities,  task  proper,  and  follow  up  activities.  The
sequences  of  the  skills  are  comprehension  skill,  listening  and  reading  then, production skill, speaking and writing.
In the step of pre-task activities, students are introduced the topic using a picture  and  some  questions.  The  next  step  is  task  proper  1.  In  this  step,  the
students  are  given  some  tasks  to  improve  their  comprehension  skill,  listening and reading, and also vocabulary activity. They study about the expressions of
asking  and  giving  description  of  something  and  the  explanation  about  the descriptive texts through tasks or learning activities.
Then,  the  next  step  is  follow-up  1.  In  this  step,  the  students  are  given  a chance  to  work  independently  on  tasks  to  check  their  understanding  of  the
previous  tasks.  The  fourth  step  is  task  proper  2.  Similar  with  task  proper  1, here  the  students  are  given  some  tasks  to  improve  the  production  skills,
speaking  and  writing.  They  are  given  chances  to  use  the  language  and  study the grammar input.
Then,  the  next  step  is  follow-up  2.  In  this  step,  the  students  are  given  a chance to produce the language they have been learnt before. Moreover, they
are  given a  chance to  make a reflection and to  read a summary on  what  they have learnt in Unit 1.
The last item in the course grid is the input. There are six items of input in Unit  1  which  are  short  dialogues,  adapted  written  descriptive  texts,  lists  of
relevant vocabulary, explanation of the language function, parts of descriptive texts, and explanation of simple present tense.