I can easily understand the result of analysis as presented by other groups.
                                                                                English is considered to be an international language so that, the ESP students are prepared  to  face  the  global  era  by  their  English  skill.  In  the  context  of    English  skill,
teaching  reading  is  one  of  methods  that  help  students  master  in  one  of  the  skills.  The students will be able to read a text in English and also will increase their vocabularies and
at  least  pleasuring  them  by  reading  a  text.But  somehow,  some  students  have  no  interest and motivation in order to get the meaning of the text. It might be happened, because the
students  lack  of  information  during  read  a  text.  Motivation  for  reading  is  an  important
contribution to students’ reading achievement and school success Guthrie and Wigfield, 2006:232. The importance of motivation in L1 reading development suggests the need to
thoroughly  explore  the  potential  impact  of  motivation  on  L2  reading  behaviors  and outcomes  Komiyama,  2013:149.    A  student  with  skill  may  be  capable,  but  without  will,
she  cannot  become  a  reader.  For  some  students,  motivation  appear  in  the  positive  form driving students toward reading. For other students, the motivation are negative and push
students  away  from  books  Cambria  and  Guthrie,  2010.  The  importance  of  providing motivational input to the students is evident, because it achieves the goal and get suitable
atmosphere and materials for the task. Sometimes, the teacher must be willing to see how their  students  learn  independently.  The  extensive  reading  practice  allows  students
choosing  their  own  reading  text  while  participating  on  the  benefits  derived  from  the experience Gonzalez de Ozaeta, 2012.
Thus  the  researcher  was  interested  in  developing  a  theoretical  and  empirical account focused on motivation for reading as an important contributor to the reading club
in ESP class.The term of reading club in this context, the students have to work in intensive small  group.  Wilson  and  Nabors  2012  stated  that  through  social  interaction  and  small
group learning activities, they will begin to integrate and control specific knowledge and skill  gradually.  In  term  condition,  teacher  also  having  conversation  with  students,  hear
more  questions,  provide  more  direct  feedback,  etc.  In  their  activity,  each  group  gets instruction from the teacher to find and allow them to select their own text. Then,it will be
discussed with their peers group before it is delivered to the teacher.According to Hunter 2005, students need to know that they have some power over their education. When they
aren’t  given  any  choices,  it  certainly  doesn’t  inspire  them  to  be  proactive  about  their participation, because they feel it’s already a done deal. In any classroom, some students
have  an  enormous  range  of  interest.  While  at  the  same  time,  not  all  students  really  like reading  as  one  of    their  classroom  activity  although  they  have  theirpeers  to  share  with.
Here, the researcher tried to expose students’ motivation because it relates to the reason why they have to do or not to do the activity. It means that  motivation as responsible for
why people decide to do something, how long they are willing to sustain the activity, and how hard they are going to pursue it Dornyei, 2000.
In this study the researcher adapted the theories of motivation related to Wigfield and Guthries 1997 about the aspects of reading motivation. They defined the theories of
reading  motivation  into  some  aspects.  There  are  self  efficacy,  deals  with  reading  efficacy which  is  something  belief  about  successful  in  reading,  and  reading  challenge,  concerns
more  about  the  satisfaction  of  mastering  ideas  in  a  text.  The  second  aspects  is  related  to intrinsic-extrinsic  motivation,  subjective  values,  and  achievement  goals.  The  intrinsic
motivation and learning goals aspects include reading curiosity, wich is about the desire to learn a particular topic of interest, and reading involvement, the enjoyment of experiencing
different  kinds  of  literary  or  informational  texts.  Extrinsic  motivation  and  performance goals  aspects  include  competition  in  reading,  recognition  for  reading,  and  reading  for
grades.  Sometimes  in  a  classroom,  students  often  read  where  they  are  evaluated  and compared  with  others,  competition,  recognition,  and  grades  may  figure  transparently  in
their  motivation.  The  last  aspects  deals  with  social  motivation  for  reading,  include  social
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reasons for reading which is the process of sharing the meaning gained from reading with friends and family, and compliance, concerns to an external goals or requirement.
The  present  study,  therefore,  examined  motivation  toward  reading  club  in  ESP class.  The  study  is  adopted  from  an  original  questionnaire  from  Wigfield  and  Guthries
1997  theory  of  reading  motivation  in  L1.  The  research  questions  for  this  study,  on  the basis of motivation toward reading club in ESP class was, what are the dominantaspects of
ESP students’ reading club motivation?.
RESEARCH METHOD
In this phase of the study, 82 Architecture students studying English IIat Maulana Malik  Ibrahim  State  Islamic  University,  Malang.  There  were  32  students  A  class,  15
students  B  class,  35  students  C  class.At  Maulana  Malik  Ibrahim  State  Islamic  University, Malang  has  obligatory  course  for  a  year  that  students  from  non  language  major  have  to
take and complete ESP class.Permission to participate in the study was obtained from the participants themselves and their lecturer.
The study aimed at exploring students’motivation toward reading club in ESP class with the focus on what the dominant aspects of ESP students’ reading club motivation. In
order  to  cover  the  aspect,  the  questionnaire  were  developed  containing  the  same  set  of motivation for reading. The Motivation for Reading Questionnaire MRQ by Wigfield and
Guthrie  1997  assessed  different  aspects  of  reading  motivation.  The  MRQ  used  in  this study contained 53 items measuring each of the proposed aspects. The students were told
they were going  to  answer  questions about  their  reading,  and  that  the  questions  had no  right  or wrong answers.  The students  answered  each  item  by giving check symbol
with answer choices  ranging  from  very  different  from me to  a lot  like  me. They were given two  practice  items  before beginning  the  actual questionnaire. It took the students
approximately around 15 min to complete  the MRQ. DISCUSSION
The  main  object  of  this  study  is  to  find  out  the  dominant  aspect  in  motivation toward  reading  club  in  ESP  class.  There  are  11  aspects  of  reading  motivation  that  draw
students’ motivation toward their reading club. The first aspect was reading efficacy which
related to the effectiveness of  students’ reading abilities. The highest aspects of students’ reading efficacy loadings in its item. The
results  showed  that  the  students  knowtheir  willingness  in  reading.  There  were  68.2    of students answered item 7 I know that I will do well in reading next year. Mostly, it showed
their reading efficacy was quite well while they knew their willingness for having a better reading ability.
The  items  in  second  aspect  involved  their  reading  challenge  which  something needing the effort to make their reading succesfully done. The highest aspect, there were
80.5 of students answered item 8 If a book is interesting I don’t care how hard it is to read. It
showed  that  most  students  were  challenged  finishing  their  readingbased  on  their  book preferences.
The third aspect was related to students’ reading curiosity which purposed on their wish  to  learn  in  what  they  read.  The  result  showed  that  around  87.7  of  students
answered item 29 I read about my hobbies to learn more about them. They liked to learn about their usual activity and need to explore more information from what they read.
                                            
                