4.1.2 The Results of t he Students’ Reading Comprehension Test in Cycle 1
The reading comprehension test was administered to measure the stu dents’
comprehension in reading a narrative text after the action of the first cycle was conducted. The reading comprehension test was conducted on May 16
th
, 2014. It consisted of 30 items in the form of multiple choices with three texts. Each text
consisted of ten questions. There were 27 students joining the test. The following is the result of the reading test after the students had been taught reading by using SQ3R
Table 4.1 The Result of the Studen ts’ Reading Comprehension Test Cycle 1
No Students’ name
Reading score Achieved
Not achieved
1 MAR
60 √
2 ARS
90 √
3 CDP
76 √
4 FS
80 √
5 SAN
80 √
6 WRD
56 √
7 AF
63 √
8 AKF
76 √
9 AAH
76 √
10 MAS
53 √
11 YRS
86 √
12 DKR
66 √
13 MAN
70 √
14 MKN
76 √
15 NQA
83 √
16 MJ
83 √
17 NZF
86 √
18 RI
76 √
19 AK
80 √
20 DRS
73 √
21 IK
83 √
22 JFR
76 √
23 QR
83 √
24 TNP
66 √
25 HIM
70 √
26 IH
76 √
27 ES
76 √
18 9
M= ∑xn 74.7
E = x 100
66 34
M= Mean ∑x = the total score of the students’ reading comprehension test
N= the total number of the students research subject
Notes: E= the percentage of the students’ active participation
n= the total number of the students who are categorized as active students N= the total number of the students
Adapted from Ali, 1993:186 Based on Table 4.1 above, it was found out that the mean score of the
students’ reading comprehension test was 74,7 and the percentage of the students gaining the score of at least 75 on reading comprehension test was 66 . In this
research, the action was considered to be successful if 75 of the total students achieved the minimum standard score that was 75 of the reading test. In fact, there
was only 66 or 18 students who could achieve the target while the rest, 34 or 9 students, could not achieve the target score. In conclusion, the action in Cycle 1 was
not fully successful yet. Therefore, it was necessary for the researcher to continue the action to Cycle 2 by revising some weak aspects related to the use of SQ3R strategy
in reading narrative learning process.
4.1.3 The Result of Reflection in Cycle 1