The Characteristics of Successful Speaking Activity

g Organizer Teachers’ role as organizer considers as a difficult role to play because teacher skill in organizing the class will determine both of successful and failure of a learning process. Teachers are expected to be a good organizer in setting up learning materials and students’ activity in the class. Teachers also have to make sure that students get clear information about the task that will be performed by them during the activity in order to achieve a successful learning process. h Tutor Teachers’ role as a tutor is acting as a coach and students’ resource; then while students find any difficulties or problems in their project they can ask their teachers to give some advice or guidance to help them solving their problems. Teachers’ role as a tutor considers as a broader role than others because as a tutor teacher required to be able to integrate the other roles such as organizer, prompter, and students’ resource. 29 In conclusion, from the explanation above can be concluded that teachers’ ability for doing their roles in the class are very important to establish and to determine a successful of language teaching process in the class.

6. The Characteristics of Successful Speaking Activity

Every teacher expects to accomplish a successful learning process and in order to know whether their learning process success or fail, teachers need to know the characteristics of a successful learning process. In “A Course in Language Teaching” Ur reports that a successful speaking activity has some characteristic such as: 1 learners talk a lot; 2 participation is even; 3 motivation is high; and 4 language is of an acceptable level. 30 Therefore, from the explanation above can be elaborated that in a successful speaking activity learners will talk a lot during the learning process 29 Jeremy Harmer, The Practice of English Language Teaching, Third Edition, New York: Longman Publishing, 1991, pp. 236- 242. 30 Penny Ur, A Course in Language Teaching Practice and Theory, Cambridge: University Press, 1996, p. 120. and there is no domination of minority students in speaking activity and every learner participate actively during learning process or on the other words learners will equally share the opportunity to talk and to make contribution during learning process. Moreover, learners’ motivation to speak during speaking activity is high because they are interested in the topic being discussed then they want to give an active contribution in order to accomplish learning objective. The last characteristic is learners ’ mastery of acceptable language level which means that learners’ language are easy to understand with the other participants and they level of language accuracy are good enough. In addition, McDonough and Shaw stated: “successful completion of this type of activity communication game activity clearly depends on the effective communicative use of the language and of the sharing of information amongst the participants”. 31 From that statement can be elaborated that in communication game activity the objective of speaking activity only can be accomplished successfully if learners can communicate effectively through the target language thus with this ability they also can share the information successfully. In conclusion, based on the elaboration of the experts above a successful speaking activity can be indicated by some characteristic such as the amount of communication that occurs between the learners, learners’ active contribution during learning process, learners’ motivation to accomplish the learning objective, and learners’ ability to communicate effectively through the target language.

B. Game

1. The Definition of Game Most of people love to play games because of the joyful and the interesting feeling which provided by games. In Games for Language 31 McDonough, Shaw, Op.cit., p. 144.

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