Data Description Research Finding

Table 4.3 The Calculation Result of both Experimental and Controlled Classes No. X Y xX-M 1 yY-M 2 x 2 y 2 1. +19 +40 -21.36 8.96 456.2496 80.2816 2. +43 +33 2.64 1.96 6.9696 3.8416 3. +46 +17 5.64 14.04 31.8096 197.1216 4. +49 +33 8.64 1.96 74.6496 3.8416 5. +60 +17 19.64 14.96 385.7296 197.1216 6. +16 +37 -24.36 5.96 593.4036 35.5416 7. +37 +33 -3.36 1.96 11.2896 3.8416 8. +43 +30 2.64 -1.04 6.9696 1.0816 9. +40 +23 -0.36 -8.04 0.1296 64.6416 10. +33 +40 -7.36 8.96 54.1696 80.2816 11. +34 +30 -6.36 -1.04 40.4496 1.0816 12. +40 +30 -0.36 -1.04 0.1296 1.0816 13. +50 +30 9.64 -1.04 92.9296 1.0816 14. +20 +33 -20.36 1.96 414.5296 3.8416 15. +50 +26 9.64 -5.04 92.9296 25.4016 16. +67 +23 26.64 -8.04 709.6896 64.6416 17. +60 +36 19.64 4.96 385.7296 24.6016 18. +49 +30 8.64 -1.04 74.6496 1.0816 19. +33 +40 -7.36 8.96 54.1696 80.2816 20. +47 +23 6.64 -8.04 44.0896 64.6416 21. +43 +43 2.64 11.96 6.9696 143.0416 22. +30 +39 -10.36 7.96 107.3296 63.3616 23. +30 +17 -10.36 14.04 107.3296 197.1216 24. +23 +40 -17.36 8.96 301.3696 80.2816 25. +47 +33 6.64 1.96 44.0896 3.8416 = � −6 86.6 4097.754 1401.42 After determining the mean of both experimental and controlled class X and Y, to determine the Standard Deviation of experimental class X used a formula as follow: SD 1 = 2 1 = 4097 .75 25 = 163.91 = 12.80 Meanwhile, to determine the Standard Deviation controlled class used a formula as following: SD 2 = 2 2 = 1401 .42 25 = 56.06 = 7.49 Then, the result of both standard deviation X and Y the writer calculated the Standard Error Mean of experimental class X uses a formula as follow: � 1 = � 1 1 −1 = 12.80 25−1 = 12.80 4.90 = 2.61 Meanwhile, to determine the standard Error Mean of controlled class Y used a formula as follow: � 2 = � 2 2 −1 = 7.49 25−1 = 7.49 4.90 = 1.53 After determining the standard deviation of both experimental and controlled class, the writer calculated the difference of standard error between mean of experimental class X and controlled class Y, used a formula as follow: � 1 − 2 = � 1 2 + � 2 2 = 2.61 2 + 1.53 2 = 6.81 + 2.34 = 9.15 = 3.02 Then, the writer calculated t observe : � � = 1 − 2 � 1 − 2 = 40.36 −31.04 3.02 = 9.32 3.02 = 3.09 Finally, the writer calculated t table in significance level of 5 and with degree of freedom df: df = N 1 + N 2 – 2 = 25 + 25 – 2 = 50 – 2 = 48 Based on the degree of freedom, the writer gained the t-table: Degree of significance 5 = 1.67 From the calculation toward of pre-test and post-test of both experimental and controlled classes, the result shows that the obtained score of experimental class is higher than that of controlled class. Besides, the writer obtained the comparison between t o and t t for the degree of significance 5: Degree of significance 5: t o t t = 3.09 1.67 The data which have been calculated by using t-test, based on the result pre-test and post-test of both experimental and controlled classes is to prove the research hypothesis as tentative assumption below: 1. If t o t t = the alternative hypothesis Ha is accepted and the null hypothesis H is rejected 2. If t o t t = the alternative hypothesis Ha is rejected and the null hypothesis H is accepted. From the data calculation, it was obtained the value of t o was 3.09 and the degree of freedom df was 48. In this research, the writer used the degree of significance 5 where the value of degree of significance 5 is 1.67. By comparing the value t o = 3.09 and t table on the degree of significance 5 is 1.67, the writer made a conclusion of hypothesis that t o was higher than t table , namely 1.67 3.09. It means that the alternative hypothesis H a was accepted and the null hypothesis H o was rejected, so that using mind mapping technique is effective on students’ writing descriptive text.

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