Selecting the Problems to Solve
                                                                                G  :
“Saya belum pernah melakukan itu.
Sebenarnya saya sudah memikirkan  bahwa  mungkin  media  tersebut  akan  membuat
siswa  lebih  antusias  dalam  mengikuti  pelajaran,  tapi  saya merasa kesulitan mendapatkan video yang pas dengan materi
yang diajarkan
.” No, I had not implemented it. Actually, I have thought about
it  before  that  it  will  be  a  great  way  to  make  the  students interested  in  the  lesson.  However,  I  found  difficulty  in
finding the proper videos that were suitable for the materials that were taught.
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Animated  stories  have  some  elements  and  advantages  that  could  help students solve their problems in writing. In writing a narrative text, students need
ideas,  grammar  mastery,  vocabulary  mastery  and  also  the  order  of  the  stories themselves.  That  is  why  animated  stories  would  be  useful  for  the  students.
Animated  stories  provide  many  things  such  as  the  order  of  the  story,  the  proper example of grammar usage as the stories in the video contain sentences that make
the  story  perfect.  They  also  provide    the  vocabulary  needed  to  write  a  text.  The relation between the solvable problems and the action that would be implemented
can be seen as follows.
Table 8: The Feasible Problems, the Solutions and the Expected Results No  Field Problems
Solutions Expected Results to
Achieve
1. Students
thought that  the  lesson  was
monotonous and
uninteresting. Using short English animated
stories  as  input  and  also  as  a mean to attract the students to
be interested in the lesson. a.
The teaching and learning process  would  be  more
interesting for
the students.
b. The  students  would  get
content of the story better. Continued
2. Continued
The  students  still had
limited knowledge
about the story they wrote.
Providing the
numerous narrative  stories  text  and  also
short animated stories. Students
had adequate
knowledge  and  ideas  about narrative text and stories.
3. The students did not
know about
the generic  structure  of
a  narrative  text,  so they  did  not  write  a
story  with  correct order
Providing sufficient and clear explanation  about  the  nature
of text. Students  were  able  to  write
narrative  texts  with  correct generic structure.
4. The
students committed  mistakes
when writing
irregular  verbs  as the regular ones.
Providing grammatical exercises drills.
Students would be aware of the grammar rules and ideas
about narrative text. 5.
Most of students did not  consistently  use
past tense in writing a narrative text.
6. The  students  were
not  aware  of  the word  class  between
adjectives
and verbs.
7.   The  students  did some
spelling mistakes  for  some
words such
as
althougt, maried
daughther, etc.
Providing vocabulary tasks to increase
their vocabulary
mastery. a.
Students could
improve their
vocabulary mastery. b.
Students  are  able  to spell words correctly.
8. The students did not
put  a  full  stop  to indicate  the  end  of
the
sentence paragraph.
a. Students
were required
to give
feedback to each other in pairs.
b. The teacherresearcher
provided feedback. Students would be aware
of the mistakes they did in the texts.
9. The students did not
write  in  the  capital letter  for  the  first
letter
at the
beginning  of  the sentence  and  for
some particular
objects.
                                            
                