REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE 9 RESEARCH METHOD 22 FINDING AND DISCUSSION 34

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2. Telling Narrative Story

7 a. Story Telling 7

b. Narrative

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CHAPTER II: REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE 9

A. Review of Related Literature

9 1. Flipped Classroom 9

a. Definition

9 b. The Implementation of Flipped Classroom 11

c. The Advantages of Flipped Classroom

13 1 Students Got Help on Difficult Topics 13 2 The Enhance of Teacher-Student Interaction 14 2. Telling Narrative Story 15

a. Storytelling

15 b. Narrative Text 16

3. Teacher and Learners Perception

17 B. Review of Previous Study 17

CHAPTER III: RESEARCH METHOD 22

A. Research Procedure

23 B. Data and Source of the Data 24

1. Type of Data

24 a. Primary Data 24

b. Secondary data

24 2. Source of Data 25

3. Research Location

25 4. Subject of the Study 25

C. The Presence of the Researcher

26 D. Research Instrument 26

E. Data Collection Technique

29 1. Observation 30

2. Questionnaire

31 5. Documentation 31

F. Data Analysis Technique

32 1. Data Reduction 32

2. Data Display

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G. Research Stage

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CHAPTER IV: FINDING AND DISCUSSION 34

A. Finding

34 1. The implementation of flipped classroom on telling narrative learning at 8C cl ass in SMP Darul Muta’allimin Sidoarjo 34 2. The Teacher’s Perception About the Implementation of Flipped Class on Telling Narrative Learning at 8C Class in SMP Darul Muta’allimin Sidoarjo 36 3. The Students’ Perception about the Implementation of Flipped Class on Telling Narrative Learning at 8C Class in SMP Darul Muta’allimin Sidoarjo 37 a. The Flipped Class was More Engaging than Traditional Class 38 b. I Would Not Recommended the Flipped Class to My Friend 39 c. The Flipped Class gave Me the Greater Opportunities to Communicate with Other Students. 40 d. I Like Watching Lesson on Video 41 e. I’m Spending Less Time Working on Traditional English Homework 42 f. Social Media YouTube, WhatsApp, Puzzle, Etc. was not an important part of my learning 43 g. I regularly watch video assignment 44 h. I dislike when I can’t take the quiz with my own pace 44 i. I would rather watch traditional lesson than a lesson video 45 j. I find it easy to pace myself through the course 46 k. The Flipped class gives me less class time to practice English 47 l. I am more motivated to learn English in the flipped class 48 m. The flipped class has not improved my learning of English 49 B. Discussion 49 1. The Implementation of Flipped Class on Telling Narrative Learning at 8C Class in SMP Darul Mutallimin Sidoarjo 50 2. The Teacher’s Perception sbout the Implementation of Flipped digilib.uinsby.ac.id digilib.uinsby.ac.id digilib.uinsby.ac.id digilib.uinsby.ac.id digilib.uinsby.ac.id Class on Telling Narrative Learning at 8C Class in SMP Darul Mutallimin Sidoarjo 53 3. The Students’ Perception about the Implementation of Flipped Class on Telling Narrative Learning at 8C Class in SMP Darul Muta’allimin Sidoarjo 53 a The Flipped Class was More Engaging than Traditional Class 53 b I Would Not Recommended the Flipped Class to My Friend 54 c The Flipped Class gave Me the Greater Opportunities to Communicate with Other Students. 54 d I Like Watching Lesson on Video 54 e I’m Spending Less Time Working on Traditional English Homework 55 f Social Media YouTube, WhatsApp, Puzzle, Etc. was not an important part of my learning 55 g I regularly watch video assignment 55 h I dislike when I can’t take the quiz with my own pace 56 i I would rather watch traditional lesson than a lesson video 56 j I find it easy to pace myself through the course 56 k The Flipped class gives me less class time to practice English 57 l I am more motivated to learn English in the flipped class 57 m The flipped class has not improved my learning of English 57

CHAPTER V: CONCLUSION AND SUGESTION 59