36 than bahasa  Indonesia  during learni
ng process in the classroom”, one person agreed and four people disagreed. This was because they taught English in different schools.
The  characteristics  of  the  students  were  exactly  different,  so  the  participants also had different ways in teaching and learning process.  The researcher asked them
to percentage the time in speaking English, the one who agreed said that 70 of time was  used for speaking  English  and 30 of time  was  used for bahasa  Indonesia. On
the  other  hand,  four  people  who  disagreed  said  the  opposite.  They  also  said  that Javanese was used besides bahasa Indonesia.
In statement 4, “My students use English when they are in a group discussion or  pair  work  during  learning  process  in  the  classroom.
”  Five  participants  showed disagreement toward the statement. They said that most of their students talked with
their friends using bahasa  Indonesia and Javanese. Even when they  gave  instruction and  also  rule  for  the  students,  e.g.  “try  to  use  English  please”  the  students  gave
response, but no longer after that they again spoke in bahasa Indonesia and Javanese. Participant 1 said:
They have willingness to try speaking English because I always tell them “try to  use  English”  so  they  can  adapt  the  situation.  Where  there  was  a  group
discussion,  they  respon d  by  saying  “yes”  as  agreement  to  speak  in  English,
but  after  they  work  together  with  their  friends,  they  started  to  use  bahasa  or Javanese.
Hetrakul 1995 states that one of the causes why the students have difficulties in speaking English is that the environment does not support the students to speak in
37 English  frequently.  It  was  easier  for the students  to  use their mother tongue in  their
class  because  they  use  it  every  day.  This  could  affect  their  speaking  skill development.  It  was  supported by the statement  of participant 2. She said that there
were some students who still thought that English is difficult so they had difficulties in learning English especially when there were speaking activities in classroom.
4. Distractions by the students and their relationship with their classmates
Based  on  the  participants’  experiences  as  English  practice  teacher,  there were some students who were easily distracted by others when the practice teacher
was  teaching English  in classroom.  There were some students  who were not  in  a good  relationship  with  their  classmates  and  it  influenced  their  speaking  skill
development.  This  problem  was  supported  by  the  data  and  the  clarification  from questionnaire results and interview.
In  statement  6,  “My  students  are  easily  having  chit-chat  with  their classmates  when  I  am  teaching  English  and  it  influences  their  speaking  skill.
” four people agreed and one person disagreed. Those who agreed said that having
chit-chat  with  their  classmates  influenced  their  speaking  skill.  The  material would not be delivered well and they could not focus on the instruction or what to
do during the classroom activity. Participant  5 said  that she  taught  seventh  grade students. She said that in her class, even the clever students often had conversation
with  their  friends  and  it  might  affect  students  who  were  not  really  clever.  It showed that the students still needed to control their focus in the learning process.
38 On the other hand, participant 2 disagreed because even the students were having
chit-chat  with  their  friend,  it  did  not  really  affect  their  speaking  skill,  especially their vocabulary and pronunciation.
In  statement  10,  “My  students  are  easily  distracted  by  others  when  I  am teaching English in the classroom and it influences their speaking English skill.
” Four people agreed and one person disagreed. The distraction was not only from inside the
class  but  from  outside  class.  Participant  1  said  that  one  day  when  she  was  teaching speaking,  suddenly  a  student  from  other  class  came  to  borrow  a  book  from  her
students.    The  learning  activity  stopped  for  a  while,  and  then  when  she  wanted  to continue,  the  students  and  she  forgot  the  last  part  of  material  explained.  Sometimes
the students were not focusing on the materials because of the distraction happened. According  to  Davis  2010,  personalities  between  students  clash  and  also
distraction  from  the  students  are  the  common  classroom  problems  that  are  found while teaching and learning processes. Environment had roles in students’ difficulties
in speaking English. The problems of speaking might happen when the environment does not support the students to speak in English frequently Hetrakul, 1995.
I n  statement  7,  “There  are  some  of  my  students  who  are  not  in  a  good
relationship  with  their  classmates  and  it  influences  their  speaking  English  skill. ”
Three  people  agreed  and  two  people  disagreed.  They  agreed  because  it  influenced their speaking skill. For example, participant 1 said that there were two students who
fought  each  other  out  because  of  mocking,  they  were  angry  and  it  affected  the PLAGIAT MERUPAKAN TINDAKAN TIDAK TERPUJI