Teaching Classroom Management - Method and Strategies

43 total. All total of each item is multiplied and then divided by total items and 124 respondents and the result, as seen in the above table is 0, 80. The total of all items can be specified easily as in Figure 4.2 below. Figure 4.4 The Total Result of Teaching Classroom Management - Method and Strategies Table 4.7 as stated previously shows the total result of teaching classroom management-method and strategy. As seen in this table, there nine items, showing the positive descriptions, namely 2, 10, 11, 19, 26, and 29 while the rest – 27 and 30 show negative description. As seen in this figure, 10 occupies the highest position with total number 142. Another item occupying the second position is 2 and 29 which respectively possess 103 and 90. The other items occupying the lower position than that of 2 and 29 are 29 and 19 which respectively present 63 and 61 while 11 occupies the lowest position showing 33. All these items as mentioned 103 142 33 61 63 -45 90 -70 377 Teacher groups the student in learning process Q-2 Teacher’s explanation is helpful in accomplishing task Q-10 Teacher’s instruction is easy to understand Q-11 Student likes the way the English teacher teaches Q- 19 Students have good confidence in accomplishing an English task Q-26 Student is frustrated with the English tasks Q-27 Experience in English class help student to improve their spirit to study Q-29 I am frustrated with English Q-30 OVERALL SCORE 44 previously show the positive description. These are different from the rest items, namely 27 and 30 which respectively have -24 and -70.

4.2.4 The Application of English Learning Process

The application of English learning process describes the impact the prevous factors including classroom situation, teaching aids and facilities and method and strategies used by the teacher in process of learning.To describe the application of English learning process, four questionnaires are made which are scattered randomly in questionnaire number 6, 7, 8, and 9. The statements are the teacher interacts with the student in accomplishing the English task Q-6, I will ask the teacher some vocabularies if I do not know them Q-7, the teacher interacts with the student in accomplishing the difficult structure in English Q-8, and the teacher explains the way the task accomplished before giving the task Q- 9 The detail information of which can be grasped as in Table 4.8 and Table 4.9 comprised of the distribution of the application of English learning process and the total result of the application of English learning process. Table 4.4 The Distribution of The Application of English Learning Process in Questionnaire QUESTION’S NUMBER SCALE TOTAL STRONGLY AGREE AGREE NEUTRAL DIAGREE STRONGLY DISAGREE The teacher interacts with the student about the task Q-6 68 60 -13 -22 93 The students ask the teacher 104 52 -5 -18 133 45 about vocabularies Q-7 The teacher interacts with the student about difficult structure Q-8 102 55 -12 -6 139 The teacher explains the way the task accomplished Q-9 142 46 -2 -8 178 TOTAL 535 TOTAL ITEMS 124,00 TOTAL ITEMS PER 124 RESPONDENTS 0,97 As seen in this table, each item has 93, 113, 139 and 178. Those totals are a subtraction result of scale total and it is multiplied and then divided by total items and 124 respondents. The result, as seen in Table 4.1 is 0, 97. The total of all items can be specified easily as in Figure 4.2 below. Figure 4.5 The Total Result of AELP 93 133 139 178 535 Teacher interacts with the student about task Q-6 Students ask the teacher about vocabularies Q-7 Teacher interacts with the student about difficult structure Q-8 Teacher explains the way the task accomplished Q-9 OVERALL SCORE 46 As seen in this figure, 9 occupies the highest position with total number 178. Another item occupying the second position is 8 and 7 which respectively possess 139 and 133 while the rest – 6 occupies the lowest position with total number 93. All items in this component show the positive description

4.2.5 Student Motivation

The student motivation can be influenced by the teacher in teaching. To describe the student motivation, six questionnaires below are made and they re scattered randomly in questionnaire number 13, 15, 16, 20, and 28. These statements are I like studying English Q-13, my English teacher is able to give the highest influences to my ability Q-15, based on my opinion, the English is not interesting to study Q-16, I enjoy studying English Q-20, if I don’t understand the lesson which has given by them, and I will ask nothing Q-25 and I have an easy technique in learning English Q-28. The detail information on those items can be specified as below. Table 4.5 The Distribution of Student Motivation in Questionnaire QUESTION’S NUMBER SCALE TOTAL STRONGLY AGREE AGREE NEUTRAL DIAGREE STRONGLY DISAGREE Student likes The English Q-13 70 51 -19 -18 84 Teacher influences the student’s ability Q-15 30 47 -27 -16 34 English is interesting Q-16 114 31 -10 -14 120

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