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1. Students’ Perception on the Implementation of the Scripted Role Play

In this section, the researcher discusses the students’ perception on the implementation of a scripted role play. The researcher used a questionnaire in obtaining the data, which contained 36 close-ended statements. It was distributed to 61 students. The data is presented in Table 4.1. Table 4.1 Students’ Perception on the Implementation of Scripted Role Play No Statements 1 SD 2 D 3 A 4 SA 1. You have experienced scripted role play in Play Performance class. 3 4.9 26 42.6 32 52.5 2. You enjoy having scripted role play in Play Performance class. 1 1.6 3 4.9 38 62.3 19 31.2 3. Scripted role play improves speaking ability in Play Performance class. 1 1.6 1 1.6 34 55.8 25 41 4. Scripted role play improves speaking ability to speak in front of people. 1 1.6 3 4.9 31 50.9 26 42.6 5. You choose your own script to perform and group to work together. 25 41 25 41 8 13.1 3 4.9 6. Performing scripted role play makes you feel challenged in front of audience. 2 3.3 2 3.3 35 57.4 22 36 7. Performing scripted role play makes you confident in front of audience. 2 3.3 42 68.9 17 27.8 8. Performing scripted role play makes you accept people wholeheartedly as your teamwork. 1 1.6 3 4.9 37 60.7 20 32.8 9. Performing scripted role play makes you accept the strengths and weaknesses in yourself and your teamwork. 3 4.9 36 59.1 22 36 10. You are able to memorize the scripted role play and perform it within 3 months training. 5 8.2 6 9.8 34 55.8 16 26.2 11. You are able to work under pressure since it is only 3 months training. 3 4.9 5 8.2 41 67.2 12 19.7 36 12. By performing scripted role play, you are allowed to speak naturally. 4 6.5 16 26.2 34 55.8 7 11.5 13. By performing scripted role play, you build creativity in Play Performance class. 1 1.6 2 3.3 31 50.9 27 44.2 14. You are interested in the use of scripted role play in Play Performance class. 1 1.6 4 6.5 42 68.9 14 23 15. You like to perform the character in your scripted role play in Play Performance class. 2 3.3 9 14.7 35 57.4 15 24.6 The first two statements, numbers 1 and 2 investigate the use of a scripted role play in Play Performance class. Statement 1 was about the students’ experience on the use of a scripted role play. The students agreed that they had experienced the scripted role play in Play Performance class. In statement 1, there were 52.5 of the students who strongly agreed and 42.6 of the students who agreed. Seemingly, there were 4.9 of the students who disagreed and none of the students strongly disagreed. Therefore, the total percentage of agreement level was 95.1, which meant that almost all of the students had a positive perception. Worchel and Shebilske 1998 state that the perception is the process of interpreting information. The result of the first statement showed that the students interpreted the information of the scripted role play well in Play Performance class. Statement 2 was abo ut the students’ enjoyment on performing the scripted role play. Most of the students agreed that they enjoyed having the scripted role play in Play Performance class. In the second statement, there were 31.2 of the students who strongly agreed and 62.3 of the students who agreed. There were 4.9 of the students who disagreed and 1.6 of the students strongly disagreed.