39 improving their various intelligences and to be motivated in involving the
activities of speaking in English.
b. The Result of Questionnaire
There were seven questions in the questionnaire distributed. Based on the questionnaire, all students stated that English was an interesting subject. It meant
they were interested to learn English. The second question was why they like English. The result can be seen through figure 4.1.
Figure 4.1. Percentage of Student’s Reason to Learn English
There were 55.8 of the students said they like to learn English because they wanted to be able to speak English well and there were 44.2 of the students
said they like to learn English because they wanted to get good grade. From the data, the writer concluded that more than 50 of the students wanted to improve
their speaking skill. However, the third question result showed that 79.4 of the students felt
that English was difficult. The reasons were varied. There were 59 of them said English was difficult because they could not memorize the English vocabulary
Want to speak English well
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40 well. The other reason was because the topics given and the learning activities
were not very interesting for them. The writer also identified the students’ dominant intelligence. The result
can be seen in figure 4.2.
Figure 4.2. Students’ Learning Ways in MI Theory
The result showed that there were 23 of the students learn with their verbal-linguistic intelligence, 26 of the students learn with their logical-
mathematical intelligence, 38 of the students learn with their visual-spatial intelligence, and 17 of the students learn with their musical intelligence. The
result showed that the class had students with various intelligences. There were 47 of the students learn with their bodily-kinesthetic intelligence, 20 of the
students learn with their naturalistic intelligence, 32 of the students learn with
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Percentage of Students Learning Ways in MI Theory
Percentage of Students Learning Ways in MI Theory
41 their interpersonal intelligence, and 17 of the students learn with their
intrapersonal intelligence. The highest percentage of the students’ intelligence in learning was
students who learn with their bodily-kinesthetic intelligence. However, the result showed that the fourth grader of SDN Bogem 2 Sleman Yogyakarta learn with
various kind of intelligences. Based on this result, the writer would design the materials that involved all kinds of intelligences in the learning activities.
The writer also provided topic options for the students based on the curriculum that was used in SDN Bogem 2 Sleman Yogyakarta. The students were
allowed to choose three kinds of topics they like best. The result can be seen in figure 4.3.
Figure 4.3. Students’ Choices of Topics
Figure 4.3. shows that less than 20 of the students chose Directions. Greetings, Introduction,
and Body and Face. There were 29 of the students who
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Topics
42 chose Preposition as the topic, and 35 of them chose Alphabets. The result was
that the chosen topics were the three highest percentage of choices. They were Food and Drink, Things in the Classroom, School Activities.
The percentage were in order 70, 61.7, and 73.5. The three topics was used in developing the
speaking materials. The three topics were combined to design four units of
speaking materials. 2.
Planning
After identifying instructional goals, the writer started to do the planning stage. This stage includes defining skills, stating objectives, and determining
goals, topic and general purposes.Borg and Gall, 1983, p. 775. This stage is in line with the Conduct Instructional Analysis, Analysis Learners and Context and