Reflecting Acting Reflecting Technique of Data Analysis

38 From that calculation, the class percentage which passed the KKM in post-test1 is 54 . It means that in the cycle 1 of CAR, there are 13 students who passed the KKM and another 11 students whose score are below the KKM. The detail of all students’ scores in the first cycle can be seen in Appendix 7

4. Reflecting

Here, the writer analyzed students’ achievement and progress based on their test score. In this phase, the writer also discussed the result of the implementation of the modified action and decided whether the action should be continued or not. From the wri ter’s observation, it could be seen that some students still got difficulties in understanding the video both generally or specifically and also from the vocabulary worksheet given in the classroom, some students still had low score. So that, according to the discussion and the result of post test 1, the writer felt that it was necessary to continue the cycle because the writer found only few progress which had been achieved by the students. See appendix 8

5. Revision of the first cycle

Based on the result of reflection stage, the writer and the collaborator concluded some revision of the first cycle. First, the students had to write all new words they predict before they watch the video in order to help them remember well by writing the words on their writing book. Next, the students who answered the question correctly were free to choose other students to answer the next questions related to the video in order to make them competitive and confidence and the last the teacher should give more explanation about 39 the material and give clearly instruction in order to make the students understand about the activity that they have to do. All of the revision in the first cycle would implement in the second cycle.

b. Cycle 2 1. Planning

Cycle 2 began from making new lesson plan. The writer used varies activities to avoid students’ boredom. It is also aimed to change some parts that need to be revised. This cycle began on 23 th , 27 th and 29 th September 2010. As the planning phase in Cycle 1, here the writer also prepared some additional teaching aids. Evaluation and post- test 2 were prepared to see students’ achievements in the end of this cycle. The new session was started with new topic of video to be shown, new rules to make more expressive and more interesting in motivating the students. See appendix 9

2. Acting

In this phase, the writer implemented the new lesson plan. As the teacher, the writer emphasized more stimulation to the students in order to make them enthusiastic to find as many as words related to the video topic. Different with the activity in the first cycle, here at the beginning of learning activity the writer asked the students to write some vocabularies that possibly appeared in the video and let the students to work in the groups in order to make them easier to classify and discuss some vocabularies. When the time was over, the students are allowed to tell their words in front of the class to share and to enrich. The students seem to do the task enthusiastically. It was the revised lesson plan has started. 40

3. Observing

The writer observed students’ participation and achievement in this phase. Here, the writer noticed whether students improved their understanding or not then measured their achievements between cycle 1 and cycle 2. The teacher found that in this phase, students had a good progress. They improved their understanding of video significantly and improving more vocabularies that has proved by successfully doing the post-test. See appendix 10  Result of Field notes The result of field notes showed the good points of the students. In the first meeting showed that: first, more students pay attention on a teacher’s explanation, students more confidence in telling the words they find and discuss with their partners, they prepared well and some students participated in asking enthusiastically about the video. In the second meeting, the field notes showed that: first, the students wrote and do their unfamiliar vocabularies list in their group cooperatively and enthusiastically. The Students had chance to ask questions in English and Bahasa. In the third meeting, all of students did the task well. In the other hand, there were things to consider such as: the class was still noisy and some students are still low in finding the new vocabulary. It influenced to understand the video in the first meeting. In the second meeting, some students looked confused when the teacher asks some questions related to video. In the third meeting, some students especially boys are still low in understanding the video. See Appendix 11 41  Result of Students’ Vocabulary Test In cycle 2 the writer also calculates the result of post-test 2 to know more about the score improvement either from the result of pre-test or post-test 1. According to the data obtained, the lowest score in post-test 2 is 70 and the highest score is 100. It also indicated that there are some improvements in post-test 2. As the previous calculation, the writer using formula as follows: After calculating, it is known that the mean score of post- test 2 is 83.75. Next, the writer calculates percentage of students’ improvement score. ∑ ∑ post-test 2 = 2010 2010 X = ─── 24 X Post-test 2 = 83.75 y2 – y P = ──── X 100 y 83.75 – 69.37 P = ───────── X 100 69.37 14.38 P = ──── X 100 69.37 P = 20.72 42 From calculation above, it could be seen that the post-test 2 can improves till 20.72 from the pre-test. Then, the writer tries to get the class percentage of students’ score which passed the KKM. It uses the calculation as following: F P = ── X 100 N 20 P = ── X 100 24 P = 83.34 As shown above, it is obtained that the class percentage is 83.34 . It means that in the cycle 2 there are 20 students among 24 students who already passed the KKM and there are 4 students still below the KKM. To the writer, it seems a significant progress. The percentage for students who passed KKM is 83.34 - 20.72 = 62.62 The writer describes students’ scores in pre-test and post- test in the table below: 43 Tabel 4.1 The Vocabulary Scores of Pre-test, Post-test 1 and Post-test 2 Students Pre-test Post-test 1 Post-test 2 1 70 70 85 2 75 80 80 3 75 75 80 4 85 85 90 5 70 75 80 6 70 80 85 7 60 70 75 8 80 90 90 9 70 80 80 10 55 60 70 11 70 75 85 12 70 70 90 13 70 70 85 14 80 90 85 15 80 80 90 16 75 80 85 17 65 75 90 18 75 80 80 19 60 80 80 20 55 60 75 21 75 80 85 22 70 75 90 23 90 100 100 24 60 85 85 Mean: _ Ʃ x 69.37

76.61 83.75

X = ── N 44 At last, all of calculation above proves that there is a significant improvement of the students’ vocabulary. It means that watching video technique is effective to be used in improving students’ vocabulary at the fourth grade students of SD AL-FATH Cirendeu. So, the cycle of CAR does not have to be continued. Writer concludes that CAR ended

4. Reflecting

Here, the writer analyzed students’ progress based on their test score. The writer also discussed the result of the implementation of the modified action and decided whether the action should be continued or not. Based on the observation which had been done, it was known that by watching Magic English video , students’ vocabulary had been improved. Therefore, the cycle did not need to continue.

3. Findings After Implementing Teaching Vocabulary through Magic

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