The result of posttest in control group The Result of Posttest in Experimental Group

17. 20 15 10 15 15 75 18. 15 15 15 15 15 75 ∑ 275 280 265 280 270 1365 Mean 15.3 15.6 14.7 15.6 15.0 75.8 Based on the table above, it can be conclude that scores of posttest in experimental group got some improvement. The mean of posttest of experimental group was 75,8. It means that mean score of experimental group increase about 14,7 points.

c. Analysis of posttest

Posttest is conducted to both of experimental and control groups in the same week after receiving the treatment. The purpose of posttest is to know whether there is improvement in the students’ achievement of experimental group. The result of the posttest score and mean of the experimental and control groups are presented in following table: Table 4.6 The Result of Total Score and Mean of Experimental And Control Group Group N Total Score Mean Experimental Group 18 1365 75,8 Control Group 18 1100 61,1 200 400 600 800 1000 1200 1400 1600 Experimental Group Control Group Series 1 Column1 Column2 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 Experimental Group Control Group Series 1 Series 2 Series 3 Chart 4.3 Chart total score posttest of experimental and control group Chart 4.4 Chart mean posttest of experimental and control group 20 40 60 80 100 Experimental Group Control Group Pretest Posttest Improvement The chart shows that the sum of the posttest is 1365 for experimental groups and 1100 for control groups. While the mean of posttest score of the experimental group is 75,8 and the control group is 61,1. From the result of pretest and posttest scores of experimental group, we could see that the posttest score is higher than pretest. It would be compared with pretest to find out the improvement. The improvement can be seen through the following: Table 4.7 The improvement of Experimental and control Group Group Mean Pretest Posttest Improvement Experimental Group 58,9 75,8 16,9 Control Group 58,1 61,1 3 Chart 4.5 the improvement of experimental and control group From the table above, it shows that the mean difference of experimental class is higher than control class. The score of experimental group mean difference is 16,9, whereas in control group is mean difference is 3. It can be concluded that the treatment given by timeline strategy has more influence than traditional technique. Overall improvement between pretest and posttest score of experimental group is higher than the control group. Then the researcher calculates the two mean posttest score by using t-test formula to know whether the improvement is significant or not.

d. Analysis of Significance

After the researcher gives the pretest, treatments and posttest then the researcher calculates the different mean of pretest and posttest score between experimental and control groups to know whether the result of timeline strategy is significant or not between both of groups. Then the result is analyzed using t-test formula. Before it is done, the standard deviation of the two groups is calculated first. 1.1 Standard Deviation and variance of Experimental and Control Group a. Experimental group  Variance  � � 2 = � � −� 2 � � −1 = 212,52 17 =12,50  Standard Deviation � � = 12,5 =3,53 b. Control group  Variance � � 2 = � � −� 2 � � −1 = 227,78 17 =13,40  Standard Deviation � � = 13,40 =3,66 Table 4.8 The result of calculation is presented in this table: Group N Mean Variance Experimental Group 18 3,53 12,50 Control Group 18 3,66 13,40 1.2 T-test