Conceptual Framework THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK

experiment uses two groups in which experimental group as a group that is given a treatment and the controlled group that is not given a treatment in order to know difference between the “new” method and the mostly teaching method. 5 The following is the design of the research: Pattern: Group Pretest Treatment Posttest E O 1 X O 2 C O 3 - O 4 In which: E = Experiment Class C = Controlled Class O 1 = Pretest Experiment Class O 2 = Posttest Experiment Class O 3 = Pretest Controlled Class O 4 = Posttest Controlled Class X = Using Treatment This research was done to the students from two classes that have the same level. They were given different teaching approaches. Each class consisted of 38 students. The first class which was as experimental class was given reading comprehension of narrative text by using Directed Reading – Thinking Activity DR-TA strategy; DR-TA strategy was the treatment or “new” method. At the same time, the second class – controlled class – was given reading comprehension of narrative text by the method which was mostly used by the teacher to teach reading. This research was focused on giving treatment to the experimental class by applying DR-TA strategy to measure students’ achievement and to find out the influence of DR-TA strategy on students’ reading comprehension of narrative text. Then, the results from reading test were calculated. 5 Hadeli, Metode Penelitian Kependidikan, Ciputat: Quantum Teaching, 2006, p. 62.

C. Population and Sample

The population of the research was the tenth grade students of SMA Negeri 10 Kota Tangerang Selatan. There were 7 classes of the tenth grade. The total number of students or population was 266 students. Meanwhile, the sampling technique used for this research was purposive sampling because this research took the sample with any consideration. This research was conducted to X.5 class as the experimental class and X.6 class as the controlled class because of the suggestion of the English teacher in that school. The teacher said that the two classes had the same level, and they were appropriate to be the sample of the research. In other words, purposive sampling was used because both classes were considered as knowledgeable and informative so that those classes were able to be the sample of this research. This research was conducted to those two classes in order to see whether the given treatment in experimental class gives influence on students’ reading comprehension of narrative text or not.

D. Instrument of the Research

The instrument of this research was a reading test of English consisted of 40 multiple choice questions taken from some books of English for the tenth grade students of senior high school. The test that will be given to the students in experimental and controlled class must be valid and reliable so that the 40 questions had been tested first to the students from other class in order to measure the test ’s validity and reliability by using AnatestV4. From the ANAVA result, only 25 questions were chosen divided into 3 difficult questions, 1 easy question and 21 intermediate questions because those were valid and reliable questions for further explanation can be seen on appendices.

E. Data Collection Technique

In collecting the data, pretest and posttest consisting of 25 questions in multiple choice forms were given to the students. This type was chosen because it was common test model which is usually used by many researchers in conducting

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