Population Sample Research Participants Subjects

32 arranging and planning their learning and evaluating their learning. Below are the indicators and sub indicators of metacognitive learning strategies questionnaire. Furthermore, the blueprint of metacognitive learning strategies questionnaire is presented in Appendix 21. Table 3.2 the Indicators and the Sub Indicators of Metacognitive Learning Strategies Questionnaire No Indicators Sub Indicators 1. Centering students‟ learning 1. Overviewing and linking with already known material 2. Paying attention 2. Arranging and planning students‟ learning 1. Finding out about language learning 2. Organizing 3. Setting goals and objectives 4. Identifying the purpose of a language task 5. Planning for a language task 6. Seeking practice opportunities 3. Evaluating students‟ learning 1. Self-monitoring 2. Self-evaluating

c. English Writing Test

In this research, a writing test was used to gain the data of students‟ writing ability. Hyland 2002, p. 1 defines “writing is central to our personal experience and social identities, and we are often evaluated by our control of it.” The writing process will assist students to see the techniques that are used for generating, drafting, reshaping and evaluating texts Hyland, 2003. In this research, a writing ability is measured by giving a test. There was only one test in this research because one test is enough to measure the students writing test. Besides, the results of the writing test were going to be correlated with the results of the questionnaire to find out the correlation between the students‟ writing skills as the dependent variable and the students‟ metacognitive learning strategies as the 33 independent variable. Since correlational study was aimed to find out the correlation between two or more than two variables Fraenkel Wallen, 2008, the researcher correlated the results of the two variables by using SPSS.v.21. Moreover, in the test, the students were asked to write a recount text which was related to their unforgettable experiences from their holiday. In connection with this, the researcher modified a writing scoring rubric for writing composition tasks from Brown 2007 as the assessment to obtain the students‟ achievement level in the writing activity.

d. Interview

This research used interview as the instruments of the research. Ary et all. 2002, p. 434 state “Interviews are used to gather data on subjects‟ opinions, beliefs, and feelings about the situation in their own words”. On the other words, it is used to obtain data which cannot be obtained through questionnaire. The interview was used to find out about the students‟ response about using metacognitive learning strategies in writing activi ty and the blueprint of students‟ interview is presented in Appendix 22. It also used to interview the English teacher in order to strengthen the data about the teacher‟s response when using metacognitive learning strategies in writing activity and the blu eprint of students‟ interview is presented in Appendix 23. Based on the nature of response desired, there are two basic types of question used in interview, which are close questions and open – ended Ary et al. 2002. In close questions, the respondents give respond from the questions based on the options provided, while in the open – PLAGIAT MERUPAKAN TINDAKAN TIDAK TERPUJI 34 ended question, the respondents are allowed to answer freely based on their understanding. In this research, the researcher used open – ended questions to gather the data from both the students and the teacher, so they were free to give their answer. In conducting the interview sections, the researcher used Indonesian language to make the interview become more familiar, so they can give clear answers. Furthermore, the researcher also used simple and creative language in order to make the respondents understand and give the answer from the questions easily.

2. Data Gathering Technique

Before conducting the research, the researcher did the observation during the teaching practice in SMP BOPKRI 1 Yogyakarta. The observation was done before the researcher started to do the teaching practice and it was dones every Wedenesday and Friday in one month as the requirements from the school policy and the univeristy. During the observation, the researcher was asked to fill the observation sheet which was given from the university to observe the learning activity in SMP BOPKRI 1 Yogyakarta. Furthermore, in observing the learning activity, the researcher also made the observation sheet to record the learning activity see Appendix 7 which was used as the reflection to prepare the researcher for the teaching practice. It included how the teacher teach and deliver the materials to the students and how the students response in the learning activity. The researcher did the observation individually. In addition, the

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