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TABLE OF CONTENTS

PREFACE ....................................................................................................

i

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ..........................................................................

ii

ABSTRACT .................................................................................................

iv

TABLE OF CONTENTS .............................................................................

v

LIST OF TABLES ........................................................................................ viii
LIST OF PICTURES ...................................................................................


ix

LIST OF CHARTS ...................................................................................

x

CHAPTER I

1

INTRODUCTION OF THE RESEARCH .....................

A. Background ................................................................. 1
B. Research Question ......................................................

6

C. Aim of The Study .......................................................

6


D. Scope of The Study ..................................................... 6
E. Significance ................................................................

7

F. Clarification of Terms ................................................. 7

CHAPTER II

G. Paper Organization .....................................................

8

THEORETICAL FOUNDATION ..................................

10

A. Classroom Interaction ................................................


10

1. Teacher-student interaction .................................

12

2. Student-student interaction .................................

12

B. Group Work ...............................................................

18

C. Project Based Learning (PBL) ..................................

25

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CHAPTER III

RESEARCH METHODOLOGY ....................................

30

A. Research Design .........................................................

30

B. Participants .................................................................

31

C. Data Collection ..........................................................

31


1. Observation ........................................................

34

D. Research Procedures ................................................... 35
E. Data Analysis ..............................................................

36

1. To what extent group project improves students’
interaction ............................................................

36

2. The difficulties which 4A students face along the
39
completion of group project .................................
3. The strategies 4A students do to overcome their
40
difficulties ...........................................................

CHAPTER IV

FINDINGS AND DISCUSSION ...................................

40

Findings .....................................................................

40

A. The Improvement of Students’ Interaction
42
through Group Project ................................
1. Teacher-student interaction ..................................
2. Student-student interaction ..................................

43
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B. Students’ Difficulties In Doing Group Project


76

C. Students’ Ways to Overcome Their Difficulties

79

Discussion

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CHAPTER V

CONCLUSIONS AND SUGGESTIONS .......................

90


A. Conclusions .......................................................... 90
B. Suggestions for Further Research ........................

92

BIBLIOGRAPHY .......................................................................................

93

APPENDICES .............................................................................................

96

APPENDIX I:

Form of Students’ Interaction Checklist Sheet

APPENDIX II:


Transcripts of Video Taping & Coding

APPENDIX III:

Students’ Talks Calculation

APPENDIX IV:

Lesson Plan Applied by The Teacher

APPENDIX V:

Products of The Project

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LIST OF TABLES
Table 2.1


Functional Analysis

of

Children’s

Classroom

Talk

(FACCT)...............................................................................

15

Table 3.1

Two Cycles of Treatments....................................................

33


Table 3.2

Research Procedures ...........................................................

35

Table 3.3

Video Transcript Codes I ....................................................

37

Table 3.4

Video Transcript Codes II ....................................................

39

Table 3.5

Video Transcript Codes II ....................................................

40

Table 4.1

The Increase of Students’ Talks-Teacher-student Interaction 44

Table 4.2

The Increase of Students’ Talks-Student-student Interaction

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LIST OF PICTURES
Picture 3.1

Action Research Model.......................................................

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LIST OF CHARTS
Chart 4.1

The Frequency of Asking permission to talk

46

Chart 4.2

The Frequency of Asking simple questions for information

48

Chart 4.3

The Frequency of Responding to a question or statement

50

Chart 4.4

The Frequency of Repeating what teacher had said

52

Chart 4.5

The Frequency of Finding out something

54

Chart 4.6

The Frequency of Expressing personal feelings and
emotions

56

Chart 4.7

The Frequency of Providing information

57

Chart 4.8

The Frequency of Expressing agreement or disagreement

60

Chart 4.9

The Frequency of Creating or revising students’ talks

62

Chart 4.10

The Frequency of Using fillers

63

Chart 4.11

The Frequency of Extending what teacher had said

65

Chart 4.12

The Frequency of Asking simple questions for information

69

Chart 4.13

The Frequency of Providing information

70

Chart 4.14

The Frequency of Expressing agreement or disagreement

72

Chart 4.15

The Frequency of Using fillers

73

Chart 4.16

The Frequency of Organizing work or learning processes
or control behaviour

74

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