Population and Sample Instrument of Research Technique of Data Collecting Technique of Data Analysis

The independent variable is the use of language laboratory medium in teaching listening and the dependant variable also called posttest is the outcome of the study. In applying the study, the writer holds tests. Which is before the research students will have given the pre-test to know students’ level of English listening performance. The post-test was given after the teaching learning process. These activities were done to make sure that the treatment has significant influences. The approach in this study is quantitative. The data collected consists of student’s listening tests data, literature books, articles and internet sources.

C. Population and Sample

The population of this research is the whole students of SMA Islamiyah Sawangan which consist of six classes. The total population was 210 students which are divided into two classes of class X.1 and class X.2, two classes of one class XI Science and class XI Social Science, two classes of class XII Science and class XII Social Science. The writer took students from X.1 and X.2 classes as the sample for this research. X.1 consists of 30 students and X.2 consists of 31 students. However, in the end of the research, she only gets 29 students from each class because the rest of the samples were absent while in the pre-test and post- test.

D. Instrument of Research

The research instrument that used for this study is a test given to the students. The tests consist of twenty-five questions in multiple choices, and five questions in filling gaps, so there are all thirty items in number. The writer gave pre-test before teaching and learning process for both two classes and gave post- test after the treatment given.

E. Technique of Data Collecting

In this research, the writer used pre-test and post-test to collect the data which were given to the experimental and control class. The pre-test was given before the learning process of listening. The post –test was given after the learning process in order to know the difference achievement between the experimental class and the control class. The pre-test and the post-test are the same category of multiple choice items, and filling gap see appendices. The data or the listening test measures the students understanding about expressions in listening materials from the syllabus.

F. Technique of Data Analysis

In analyzing the data, the writer used statistical calculating of t-test in order to find out the difference achievement of students score in teaching listening with language laboratory compared with teaching listening without language laboratory. The writer used comparative technique. This technique is useful to compare the score between experiment class and control class. In this technique, there are several procedures which is consists of several steps. The procedure uses the t test formula to calculate the data. The t test is used to prove the hypothesis statistically about the outcome difference achievement of the two classses. They were compared to recognize whether or not the differences are significant. In this case, the experimental class is X and the control class is Y variable. The formula of the t test is expressed as follow 1 ; T o = M x = Mean of variable X M y = Mean of variable Y 1 Anas Sudijono, Pengantar Statistik pendidikan, Jakarta: PT Raja Grafindo Persada, 2006, p. 314 —316. SE = Standard Error SD = Standard Deviation Before doing the calculation of t test , there are several steps to be taken, the steps are: a. Determining Mean of variable X = ∑ b. Determining Mean of variable Y = ∑ c. Determining standard of Deviation Score of Variable X = √ ∑ d. Determining Standard of Deviation of Variable Y = √ ∑ e. Determining Standard error Mean of Variable X = √ f. Determining standard error mean of Variable Y = √ g. Determining standard error of different mean of Variable X and Mean of Variable Y = √ + h. Determining t observation = i. Determining Degrees of freedom df = + – 2 Variable X: teaching listening through language laboratory Variable Y: teaching listening without language laboratory

G. Statistical Hypotheses