B. Types of Teachers’ Questions occur in Micro Teaching Class
This section discusses the findings to answer the second research problem. Based on the data, it was found that the participants only use three types of
questions which are procedural question, convergent question and divergent questions. Table 4.2 presents the result of the second research problem.
Table 4.2 No
Types of Question Number of Questions
1 Procedural Questions
74 questions 2
Convergent Questions 80 questions
3 Divergent Questions
12 questions
1. Procedural Questions
Procedural questions are believed by Richard and Lockhart as one of classroom procedures and routines stated by teachers which has no correlation to
the content of learning process p. 186. This type of questions 42 occur in Micro Teaching class.
Table 4.2 shows that there are 74 procedural questions stated by the female teachers during the learning process. Most of the questions are stated in the
beginning of the class as the opening. Here are the examples. PLAGIAT MERUPAKAN TINDAKAN TIDAK TERPUJI
[115] : How are you today? [145] : How was your holiday?
Case [115] and [145] are almost done by all the participants in Micro Teaching class. In case [115], they use this form of sentence to open the class. This question
is categorized as procedural questions because the teachers do not seek for students’ high-critical thinking response or students’ knowledge but rather to
check students’ condition before starting the class. Case [145] has almost the same function as in [115] which is only to start the class. If in the [115] the teacher asks
the students’ condition, in [145] the teacher creates a good atmosphere with the students by asking about their previous activities.
Another procedural questions found in Micro Teaching Class is when the teachers check students’ understanding by stating some questions in the following
case. [123] : Is it understood?
[179] : Who is still confused with this topic? [255] : So far, any questions?
Those three questions are all used as the classroom procedure after explaining materials. By stating one of those questions types, the teachers make sure that all
the students understand the materials that have been explained. Teachers state the question before continue on to a different session of learning process such as
doing task or explaining another part of lesson material. Asking the students’ willingness to do something in the class is also
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