activities in every meeting will bore the learners. Applying games, debates, presentations, and other interesting speaking activities could help.
2. For the Learners
There are two suggestions proposed. The first one is the learners should actively participate in every class activity. Their willingness to play active roles in
class will help them achieve the goals of the lessons. By being active in conveying their opinions will also help the teachers gain necessary feedback related to the
learners’ needs and wants. The second one, it will be very useful if the learners really pay attention not only to what to do in class but also to what to do at home. The
homework provided in every unit is intended to prepare them for the next meeting. The lesson will run more smoothly if they follow every instruction.
3. For Future Researchers
The writer would like to suggest that the future researchers can develop other topics for the lessons. The chosen topics should more develop the learners’ speaking
abilities. However, the other language skills and elements should not be neglected since they support each other. The writer also finds it necessary for the future
researchers to record any development of the researches. It will be needed for other future researchers in developing similar studies.
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