C. Research Subjects
The population of this research were 136 tenth graders of automotive engineering study programme. However, because of the limitation of the time,
there were only 80 students and an English teacher participated in data collection in this research.
D. Data Collection Techniques and Instrument
There are two kinds of data in this research: data related to student s’ needs
and data related to materials’ evaluation after the materials developed. The instruments used to collect data related to students
’ needs were questionnaires and interview guidelines. The instrument used to collect data related to materials’
evaluation was a questionnaire. The first questionnaire,
which was used to collect the data for students’ needs, focused on the target needs and learning needs of English materials the
students wanted. The detailed questions can be seen in Table 3.1.
No. Aspects
The Purpose of the Questions Item
Number References
Target Needs 1.
Necessities To find out the information
about students’ necessities in the teaching and learning process.
1 – 13
Hutchinson and
Waters 1987: 55
2. Lacks
To find out the information about students’ difficulties in the
teaching and learning process. 14
– 17 Hutchinson
and Waters
1987: 55 3.
Wants To find out the information
18 – 20 Hutchinson
Table 3.1: The Organisation of the First Questionnaire
continued
about the students’ wants in the teaching and learning process.
and Waters
1987: 56
Learning Needs 4.
Input To find out the information
about the students’ opinion on input of the English materials.
21 – 63
Nunan 2004: 47
5. Procedures
To find out the information about the procedures or suitable
activities in the teaching and learning process.
64 – 93
Nunan 2004: 52
6. Settings
To find out the information about the suitable setting or the
materials’ design. 94
– 99 Nunan 2004:
70
7. Teacher
role To find out the information
about the teacher role in the teaching and learning process
that the students want. 100
– 105
Nunan 2004: 64
8. Student role To find out the information
about the student role in the teaching and learning process
that they want. 106
– 107
Nunan 2004: 64
In conducting the interview to support the data from the questionnaires, the interview guidelines were created. To get more detail, the interview guidelines can
be seen in the following table.
Table 3.2: The Organisation of Interview Guidelines No.
Aspects The Purpose of the Questions
References
1 Necessities
To find out the information about students’ necessities in the teaching and
learning process. Hutchinson and
Waters 1987:
55 2
Lacks To find out the information about
students’ difficulties in the teaching and learning process.
Hutchinson and Waters
1987: 55
3 Wants
To find out the information about the students’ wants in the teaching and
learning process. Hutchinson and
Waters 1987:
56 4
Needs To find out the students needs’ in the
teaching and learning process. Hutchinson and
Waters 1987:
58
continued
Some documents such as the curriculum and syllabus were used as the reference in creating the course grid before the materials developed.
The second questionnaire, which was used to collect the data related to materials’ evaluation, focused on the quality of the English materials that have
been developed from the aspects of content, language, presentation, and layout design. The details of the second questionnaire can be seen in Table 3.3.
Table 3.3: The Organisation of Second Questionnaire No.
The Purpose of the Questions Reference
1. To find out the appropriateness of the content
in the material. BSNP 2011
2. To find out the appropriateness of the language
in the material. BSNP 2011
3. To find out the appropriateness of the
presentation in the material. BSNP 2011
4. To find out the appropriateness of the layout
design in the material. BSNP 2011
E. Data Analysis Techniques
In this research, there were two kinds of data: the data related to the students
’ needs and the data related to the materials’ evaluation. The first data was taken from the need analysis questionnaires and interview before the designing the
materials. The questionnaires were classified into the quantitative data, while the interview was classified into the qualitative data. The purpose of distributing
questionnaires and conducting the interview was to collect the appropriate data of the students’ needs as the reference in designing the English materials. After