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CHAPTER V CONCLUSION AND SUGGESTION
In this chapter, it will be presented about conclusion and suggestion what have been discussed on the previous chapters.
A. Conclusion
Based on the result and interpretation in the previous chapter, it knows that the students of both classes have never been taught descriptive writing using mind
mapping technique before the researcher conducted the research. That they experimental class students got higher average scores on the post-test was the
fact. After doing the treatment, the students improved their writing used mind mapping technique.
Based on the data that has been described from the experiment research of the seventh grade students at MTs. Yayasan Matlaul Anwar Nurul Kamal
YAMANKA Bogor, the writer found that t-test 3.09 is higher that t-table in both degree of significance 5 is 1.67. It means that the alternative hypothesis was
accepted and the null hypothesis was rejected. Therefore, it can be conclude that there was any effect of mind mapping technique
on students’ writing of descriptive text at seventh grade of MTs. Yayasan Matlaul Anwar Nurul Kamal
YAMANKA Bogor in academic year 2014-2015.
B. Suggestion
Based on the conclusion above, there are some suggestions that might be useful, especially for the teacher of English at MTs. Yayasan Matlaul Anwar
Nurul Kamal YAMANKA Bogor. The suggestions are as follows: -
The teachers of English have to be able to determine what kind of technique to do in the classroom to make students easily learning English.
- The teachers of English can use mind mapping as one of the techniques in the
classroom as the alternative teaching procedure.
- The teachers of English have to pay attention to students’ motivation of
writing so that they are interested in writing activity. -
The atmosphere of conduciveness in the classroom influences the process of teaching-learning activity. Therefore, it is better to consider the effectiveness
of conducive class. -
The students should pay attention to the teacher when the process of learning in order they can get the point of the material that given by the teacher.
- Other junior high schools are suggested to apply Mind Mapping Technique to
impr ove their students’ writing.
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