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CHAPTER V CONCLUSION AND SUGGESTION
This chapter presents the conclusion of this study, this chapter also gives some suggetsions for teacher and future researchers who want to use blended
learning model in teaching reading comprehension.
A. Conclusion
This study was quasi-experimental design, this study was conducted in order to prove whether implementing blended learning model in teaching reading
comprehension was effecteive or not to students at eleventh grade in SMA N 4 Kota Tangerang Selatan. The result showed that teaching reading comprehension
through blended learning was not effective. According to the result of the data analysis in post-test score by using SPSS the result showed that the significance
was 0.101 p=0.101, it was greater tha n α= 0.05 0.1010.05. It meant that there
was no significance differences between experimental class and controlled class. Moreover, the writer also calculate the gained score by using SPSS and manual,
the result showed that the significance was 0,466, the p=0,466 was greater then α=0.55 0.4660.05. Furthermore, manual calculation also showed that t
was 0,762 and it was smaller then t
t
which was 1.672 the t t
t
0.7621.672. Hence, Null hypotheisis was accepted H
, it meant there was no significant differences between students in experimental class and controlled class.
B. Suggestion
The writer tried to give suggestion for future researcher who needs to conduct similar research and subject teacher who wish to implement blended learning
model in their classes. Since this study was contributing technology and online platform, the researcher should give more time in trial the online platform to
students, because they would be more familiar with online platform and minimize the technical problem. Furthermore, teachers or researcher should choose the right
online platform suitable for students needs, the platform also gave some features
that minimize students possibility in cheating when doing online learning. Hopefully, it would may helpful for readers who interested in the same study.