Needs Analysis Questionnaires Data Collection Instruments

the learning activities. 2004:52-56 13 To find out students’ preference related to learning setting Nunan 2004:70-73 14 To find out students’ preference related to students’ role Nunan 2004:64-70 15-17 To find out students’ preference related to teacher’s roles Nunan 2004:64-70

2. The Expert Judgment Questionnaire

The second questionnaire was used to obtain data from the expert to evaluate the writing materials. It was aimed to find the respondent ’s opinions and suggestions for revising the developed materials. The questions were adapted from Instrument Penilaian Buku Bahasa Inggris SMP by BSNP. Table 6: The Organization of the Evaluation Questionnaire for Expert Judgments Question Numbers The Purpose of the Questions References To find out information about the respondents’ profile 1-6 To evaluate the appropriateness of the content of the first draft. BSNP 1-6 To evaluate the appropriateness of the language of the first draft. BSNP 1-9 To evaluate the appropriateness of the presentation of the first draft. BSNP 1-7 To evaluate the appropriateness of the design of the first draft. BSNP

G. Data Analysis Techniques

This research used quantitative data which were obtained from the questionnaires. There were two kinds of questionnaires that were analyzed differently as described as follows.

1. Data from need analysis

The first questionnaire was used to get needs analysis from the students. It was analyzed into percentage. The percentage was gained from the divided of the frequency by the total of the respondents which is multiplied by 100. The formula is shown as follows: P = Percentage f = frequency N = total participants 100 = fix number

2. Data from the expert judgment

The second questionnaire was used to obtain the data from the expert for revising the developed materials. Likert-Scale was used as the measurement for the questionnaires in evaluating the developed materials. The data from this questionnaire were analysed using the formula proposed by Suharto 2005: 52-53 as follows: R = Range Xh = the highest score Xi = the lowest score 4 = range of Likert-Scale P = � � � R = �ℎ−�� 4