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CHAPTER V CONCLUSION AND SUGGESTIONS

A. Conclusion

After analyzing the data, it was concluded that use of peer review significantly effect s the students’ achievement in writing descriptive paragraph, since t-observedt-table 43.552.042;df=28, α=0.05. The used of peer review strategy in writing descriptive paragraph, the students to explore their ideas with their own words and as a stimulus to increase their creativity in writing include the level of vocabulary development and able to gave suggestions and comments in teaching process. It can help the students more be active. It means the null hypothesis Ho was rejected and alternative hypothesis Ha was accepted because there was significant effect of using peer review on the students’ achievement in writing descriptive paragraph.

B. Suggestions

Based on the conclusion above, the researcher gives suggestion as following: 1. The English teacher was suggested to apply peer review strategyin teaching descriptive paragraph as an essential part of thewriting process. 2. The students was suggeted to be more active, confidance, and enjoyable and exploring their writing ability by peer review strategy.

3. Other researchers, it is expected to the readers who are interested in

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