NECESSITIES a The Skill the Students Really Need

3. LACKS a Students’ Level of Proficiency

In developing the materials, the material developer needed to know the students‟ level of proficiency. The materials must be developed based on their level of proficiency so the materials can be easily understood by the students. The result of students‟ level of proficiency can be seen in the table as follows. Table 10: Students’ Level of Proficiency Question Items N Percentage Which one is your English level of proficiency? Basic 28 82 Intermediate 28 14 Advance 28 4 From Table 10, it can be seen that most of the students were in the basic level of English proficiency. Only few of the students stated that they were already in advance level. This result also could be noted as a matter of developing the materials. The materials were then developed based on their proficiency level. The materials may not be presented in too difficult ways. Also the developer had to know what skill the students often had problems. This case also could be considered in developing the materials in order to help the students to fix that problem. The result can be seen in the table as followed. b Problems Usually Occurred Table 11: Problems Usually Occured Question Items N Percentage I have problems in... Listening 28 39 Speaking 28 36 Reading 28 7 Writing 28 18 In the Table 11, it can be seen that listening and speaking were the skills that most of students had problems with. Then, it followed by writing and reading skill. Considering the result, the integrated materials were developed, but listening and speaking skill were being noted.

4. WANTS

The third aspects in knowing target needs were wants. In this research, it was represented by the English aspect the students want to achieve, which can be seen in the following table. a The English Aspect the Students Want to Achieve Table 12: The English Aspect the Students Want to Achieve Question Items N Percentage The English aspect I want to achieve is... Pronunciation 28 14 Grammar 28 31 Vocabulary 28 54 Other 28 Table 12 shows that the students want to have more vocabulary mastery activities since the English aspect the studens want to achieve was vocabulary. The grammar aspect was in the second place, so there were also explanation about the grammar used in the materials being discussed. There were also students that chose pronunciation aspect. From the result, the developed materials were then focused on those three aspects, but activities related to vocabulary mastery would be more noted.