B. Suggestion
From the conclusion above, the writer would like to give some suggestions as follows:
1. For English Teachers Dictogloss technique can be a new way for teachers in teaching English.
So that, the teachers should consider to implements such strategy which will improve the students’ achievement in any subjects. As in this study,
the researcher gave a view how to implement it in the right way. 2. For Further Researcher
This research needs to be completed by the further researcher due to gain the more positive result or to ensure that dictogloss technique has really
influences on students’ writing of descriptive text. They can combine dictogloss with other skills or sub-skills as research variables.
3. For Students The students should have high motivation to practice their writing whether
in the class or at their home. The students should form a habit of writing by trying to make writing in English frequently. It is because the more
they practice, the better their writing will be.
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