Data Gathering Technique Data Analysis Technique

According to the research and information collecting step of R D, the interview in this study was done among the writer and two English teachers of SMA Bopkri 2 Yogyakarta. . Through the interview, the writer was expected to be able to obtain further explanation for unclear answers, which is important to design a set of supplementary integrated English instructional materials using Task-Based Learning for the tenth grade students of Senior High School. The interview was conducted informally. b. Instrument for Evaluation After designing the materials, the writer distributed the questionnaire to four English teachers and one English language lecturer of Sanata Dharma University in order to obtain the opinions, suggestions and recommendations which used to improve and revise the designed materials. In R D, it is in the preliminary field testing step.

E. Data Gathering Technique

This research was done by conducting interview and distributing questionnaires. According to research and information collecting step of R D, firstly, the writer distributed the questionnaire to the tenth grade students and then the writer conducted the interview with two English teachers of SMA Bopkri 2 Yogyakarta. Those were aimed to know the students’ needs in learning English. After designing the materials, as the preliminary field testing step of R D, the writer also distributed the questionnaire to other participants. Those respondents were one English language lecturer of Sanata Dharma Universisty and four English teachers of SMA Bopkri 2 Yogyakarta. The data gathered from the teachers and lecturer were used to make some necessary revision and improvement for the designed materials.

F. Data Analysis Technique

The analysis of the data is as important as any other component of the research process. Regardless of how well the study is conducted, inappropriate analyses can lead to inappropriate conclusions. Therefore, the data analysis is also an important part to be done. In analyzing data, the writer used Likert scale. The data were gathered from the questionnaires and interviews. Next, the data were analyzed to support the process of modifying the instructional integrated English materials using Task-Based Learning. The writer gave the participants five options representing their agreement, disagreement, and doubt about each statement. The options were presented in the Table 3.2. Table 3.2: Points of Agreement Points of Agreement Meaning 1 Absolutely Disagree 2 Disagree 3 Undecided 4 Agree 5 Absolutely Agree This study used descriptive statistics. Then descriptive statisttics was taken from questionnaires and interview. The result of the questionnaires was used to find out the mode, median and mean. Mode is the value in a distribution that occurs most frequently. Median is the score that is at the centre of the distribution after the data are arranged in rank order. The mean or average point X is obtained by counting the sum of the score ∑X divided by the number of subject N. Then the data were presented in the form of table in which the respondents’ opinions on the designed materials were as follows: Table 3.3: The Central Tendency of the Respondents’ Opinions Blank Frequency of the Points of Agreement N Respondents’ Opinion Presented in the Form of Central Tendency No Statements 1 2 3 4 5 Mn Med Md Notes: N = Number of respondents Mn = Mean an average of all scores in a distribution Med = Median midpoint in a distribution Md = Mode the most frequent The formula is: X = ∑X N Where X = the average point ∑X = the sum of scores N = the number of subjects From the respondents’ degrees of agreement in the questionnaire, the writer determined the average score or mean from them individually and totally. The total mean from all the respondents was used to show whether the designed materials were good and acceptable or not. The assessment of the mean was classified as follows: 0.0 X ≤ 2 : the designed-materials were poorly designed 2.01 X ≤ 3 : the designed-materials were fairly designed 3.01 X ≤ 4 : the designed-materials were good, but needed some crucial revisions 4.01 X ≤ 5 : the designed-materials were well designed and acceptable, but needed few revisions The writer made some improvement of the designed-materials based on the data. The result of the design evaluation was the significant main source in this process as it contained feedback and evaluation from the experts.

G. Procedures of the Study

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