For the English teacher of SMP Bopkri 2 Yogyakarta For the future researchers

51 English teacher, an English lecturer, and an English tutor. The result of the data questionnaire gave a grand mean of 3.9. It meant that the designed materials were acceptable but still required several revisions and improvements. The questionnaire also provided several suggestions from the participants which were used to revise and improve the materials. The designed materials consisted of the “Student’s Book” which was intended for the students and “Teacher’s Manual” or Lesson Plan. The purpose was to help the teacher deliver the materials. There were four units in the designed materials. They wer e 1 Don’t Miss It, 2 Animal Planet, 3 Once Upon a Time, and 4 Happy Holidays. Each unit had four sections representing the Task-Based Learning phase, they were: Starting Up, T ime to Get Serious, Let’s Do It Together, and Language Focus.

B. Suggestions

In this part, the researcher provides some suggestions for the English teacher of SMP Bopkri 2 Yogyakarta and for the future researchers who would like to conduct a similar research.

1. For the English teacher of SMP Bopkri 2 Yogyakarta

In order to utilize the best use of the designed materials, the teachers should know what their role in this teaching-learning activity. The teacher should only acts as a facilitator, heshe should give more opportunity for the students to do the task given to them. The teacher should avoid giving too long introduction or speech on what materials the students are learning. The teacher should give 52 encouragement the students to do the task given seriously but should not think about the result, whether they do correctly or incorrectly. Mistake while doing the task should not be the main concern, it is a part of learning and also it would increase students’ curiosity on what they are learning.

2. For the future researchers

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1. Apakah para siswa memiliki kemampuan membaca dan menulis yang