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The Study on Teaching Strategies use by the English Teacher at MTs
Zahratut Tullab Banjar Talelah Sampang
B. Research Context
Strategy is a plan that accurate and concerning to attain the special
target. every teacher need strategy to applied in teaching learning process,
so that strategy is important to use in the process of study to get easier in
transfering the knowledge and understanding the material, and of course it
is needed by the English teacher to teach the students in teaching english,
many strategies that used by the english teacher to teach their students
because teaching english need variation to make the students interest in the
process of teaching, but not little by them that did know the name of the
strategy that they used, especially in MTs Zahratut Tullab Banjar Talelah
Sampang, the strategy that the teacher used can make the students enjoy
although the teacher did know what is the name of that strategy, it is the
reason of reaseacher conducting this research.
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important for the teacher has good plan to protect the so that the students
will be interest to study and focus and enjoy until the last.
C. Research Focus
Adnan Latief states that research problem refers to question raised
to be answered through research project. 3 It means that research problem is
some questions about the main focus of the study.
Based on the research context above, we can conclude that problem
of study is the problems that researcher want to observed, solve and to
research and from this problem
The researcher would like to formulate the question in carrying the study.
1. What teaching strategies are used by the english teacher of MTs
Zahratut Tullab Banjar Talelah Sampang?
2. What are the students responces on the teaching strategy used by the
english teacher of MTs Zahratut Tullab?
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Muhammad Adnan Latief, Research Method on Language an Introduction, (Malang :UM press,
2013), p,15
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D. Research Objective
1. To know the teaching strategies are used by the english teacher of MTs
Zahratut Tullab Banjar Talelah Sampang
2. To know the students responces on the teaching strategy used by the
english teacher of MTs Zahratut Tullab
E. Reasearch Significance
1. Theoretical significance
Theoritical is the researcher expects to give a new finding or
understanding about strategy that implemented by the english teacher in
seventh and eight grade at MTs Zahratut Tullab Banjar Talelah
Sampang
2. The Practical Significance
a. For the reader
Researcher hopes the result of this research will improve the
reader in getting knowledge about the Strategy that the teacher used
in Teaching English.
b. For students
Researcher hopes the result will give the contribution to the
student’s to motivate the students in order to make the students
enthusiastic learn by this strategy.
c. For the researcher
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Ibid, p,.25
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Pedoman Penulisan Karya Ilmiyah, (Pamekasan: STAIN, 2015), 18
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By this study it will increase the knowledge especially in
teaching English strategy and will add researcher experience.
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Jhon W. Crewell, Educational Research: Planning, Conducting, and Evaluating Quantitative and
Qualitative (Boston: Pearson Education, 2012), P, 199
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Syaiful Bahri Djamarah, Aswan Zain. Strtegy Belajar Mengajar (Jakarta: PT. RINEKA CIPTA,
2010).5
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There are two types of strategy as bellow:
1) Direct Strategy
Language learning strategies that dirctly involve the
target language are called direct strategy. All direct strategy
require mental processing of the language, but the three groups
of direct strategies.8
a) Memory Strategies
Memory strategy fall into four sets: creating mental linages,
applying images and sound, reviewing well, and employing
action.9 It means that memory strategy is old strategy and
used by person to remember about something such as
weather, farming or about born.
b) Cognitive Strategies
Cognitive Strategies are essential in learning a new language.
There are four sets of cognitive strategies. Practicing,
rieceiving and sending messages, analyzing and reasoning,
and creating structure for input and output10
c) Compensation Strategies
Compensation strategies enable learners tomus ethe new
language for either comprehention or producton despite
limitation in knowledge. Ten compensation strategies exist,
clustered into two sers: guessing intellegently in listening and
reading, and overcoming limitation in speaking and writing.11
2) Indirect Strategy
Inderect strategies are divided into metacognative,
effective, and social. Metacognative strategies allow learners to
control their own cognition. Affective strategies help to regulate
emotions, motivations, and attitudes. Social strategies help
students learn through interaction with others.12
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Rebecca L. Oxford Language Learning Strategies (America: Newbury House Publisher, 1990). 37
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Ibid,p.38
10
Ibid, P. 43
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Ibid, P. 47
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Ibid,P135
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Metacognitive strategies is strategy that used to control
their own, effective strategies is to help students regulate their
emotion, their motivation and also their attitude because learner
will do interactin with other learners so that to control their
emotion and regulate their attitude is very important. And social
strategies is relate with student’s interaction with their
surrounding.
MuhaiminThe teacher Roles in Implementing Jigsaw Strategy on grammar at the seventh Grade
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whole class activities.Through verbally expressing their ideas and
responding to others students will develop their self-confidence,
as well as enhance their communication and critical thinking
skills which are vital throughout life.
c. Reading aloud
Fida defines that reading aloud is one of the most
important things parents and teachers can do with children.
Reading aloud builds many important foundational skills,
introduces vocabulary, provides a model of fluent,
expressive reading, and helps children recognize what
reading for pleasure is all about.14 Reading aloud is not as
same as reading silently. it is useful to teach students
especially for beginners in learning language. Reading
aloud also play important role in teaching English. As a
teacher should know that the training of it must be given at
primary level for it is the base of word pronunciation.
2. English Teacher
a. Definition of english teacher
English teacher is a teacher who teach english subject.
English teacher have experienced unprecedental and
accountability, bacause a teacher who has experience will be easy
to teach the students. English teacher also must know about english
language in order that teacher’s students will not confused.
3. Students Response
a. Definition of Students Response
Response is an expression of individual for the measure,
step, action program and the others. According to Oxford
Advanced Learner’s Dictionary stated response is an action or
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feeling produced in answer something a reaction.15 objective
reaction from individuals to situation as stimuli having some forms
such as reflection pattel, close the door, taking some foods, and etc.
for example, as the responses of students to the use small group
discussion, the action here is related to the use small group
discussion. But the students’ response can be right can be wrong.
The students liking the use small group will give positive response,
on the other hand they will give negative response if they do not
like it. So student response is a response or can be statement given
by the students on the thing.
b. Components of Students’ Response
Risma divided that there are three of Students’ responses.16 They
are:
1) Cognitive
This component can be identified by the representation of
what does someone beliefs or thought toward something.
Measurable dependent variables from cognitive component are
based on perceptual responses and verbal statements of beliefs
2) Affective
It is defined as emotional feeling toward something. Generally,
emotional reaction is affected by belief or what someone believes
of something. It can be favorable and unfavorable toward
something. The measurable dependent variables of affective
component are sympathetic nervous responses and verbal
statements of affective.
1) Conative (behavior)
It refers to someone tendency to act in a particular manner that is
congruous to his/her attitude. The measurable dependent variables
from conative component are overt action and verbal statements
concerning behavior.
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Oxford Advanced Learner Dictionary, ( Oxford: Oxford University press, 1995), p. 1000
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Risma Rahmawati , Students’ Responses Toward The Implementation Of Theme-Based
Teaching In Eyl Class, (Journal of English and Education 2014), p.79
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4. Previous Study
The researcher has some previous studies in his research. The
first one has similarity with thesis under title The Influence Of
Reading Aloud Technique Toward Students’ Pronounciation At The
Fifth Grade Of SDI Mambaul Falah Kaduara Timur Pragaan
Sumenep written by Fidaturiska Umami 2014
The second one is about the use The teacher Roles in
Implementing Jigsaw Strategy on grammar at the seventh Grade of
MTS Ibnul Quro Karang Penang written by Muhaimin 2016
The third one is about The Effect of Highlighthig Strategy on
students’ reading comprehension achivement at eighth grade of
SMPN 3 Pamekasan written by Farida Hidayah 2013
I. Research Method
a. Research Approach
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John W. Creswell Research Design.P, 3
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Donald Ary Introduction to Research in Education (Canada: 2006). P, 23
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qualitative will be appropriate to use due to the fact that it is useful
exploring and understanding a central phenomenon.
b. Kinds of Research
2. Researcher’s Attendance
3. Research Setting
4. Data Source
Donald Ary et all, Introduction to Research in Education , 2nd edition (New York: Library of
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Data may be gotten from people, things or documents appeared
or founded around the phenomenon 20. This research, the researcher
takes the data from subject and object of the research for both subject
and object will give data needed by researcher.
a. Subject of the Research
Subject of research is everything dealing with topic
studied that the researcher wants to investigate in the result of
study.21 Subject of this research the teacher and students consits
of 30 students. But, the researcher will focus on the teaher and
students at MTs Zahratut Tullab Banjar Talelah Sampang
b. Object of the Research
The object of this study is the use teaching strategies
used by the english teacher, the researcher takes informations
from students and the teacher, the researcher moreover is going
to collect the data through observation, interview and
documentation relating to the object.
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happened about the object.There are two kinds of observation; they
are:
1. Participant Observer
A participant observer is an observational role adopted
by researchers when they take part in activities in the setting
they observe. The researcher actually follows the activities in
the class besides the researcher observes the important thing.
2. Non-participant Observer
b. Interview
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interview is the interview containing the main idea that will be
asked. Structured interview is interview arranged detail like a
check-list. Unstructured interview usually done without preparation
question and structured done with preparation questions. In this
case the researcher does interviews with the teacher at MTs
Zahratut Tullab Banjar Talelah Sampang
c. Documentation
6. Data Analysis
Data analysis involves reviewing the data while they are being
collected and are attempting to synthesize and make sense out of what
is observed.24 The function of data analysis is to know the result of the
investigation. It becomes important to get the data and answer
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Donald Ary, Lucy Cheser Jabos, AsgharRazevieh, Introduction to Research in Education. Book
Fi.org. P. 530
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research problem stated in the previous. The data will be analyzed by
doing observation (observation form).
a. Data Reduction
b. Data Display
After the data reduced, the researcher will display the data
that make the researcher easy to understand anything that
happened. For looking display, help us to understand what is
happening further analysis or caution on that understanding.
c. Conclusion
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To check the accuracy of research data, the researcher often
employs validation procedures such as members checking and
triangulation, which is aimed at having participants, external
reviewers, or the data sources provide evidence of the accuracy of the
information for the report.25 The accuracy of research data will
influence the credibility of data itself, where at the end, the research
must approve that data he got are valid. To check the validity of
research data, the researcher uses two kinds of validity, there
istriangulation and members checking.
a. Triangulation
Triangulation refers to the gaining of multiple perspectives
through completed studies that have been conducted on the same
topic and that directly address each other’s finding. It is used to
check and to decide the validity of research data by analyzing it
from a different perspective. The researcher will use triangulation
data to check validity and consistency of data in his research.
Cresswell divides triangulation into three types;
triangulation from different individuals (e.g., a principal and a
student), types of data (e.g., observational field notes and
interviews), or methods of data collection (e.g., documents and
interview).26
For this research, the researcher uses triangulation of types
of data, the researcher will compare the result from observational
field note and interview. As the main instrument, the use of
interview and observation are expected to gain the main data to
answer research focuses, being supported by the use of
documentation.
b. Students Checking
Students checking is also one way to check the validity of
data this way is used by asking or making sure about data the
researcher got the informants. If the informants agree about data
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Cresswell, Educational Research, Page 262.
26
Ibid. 259
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researcher collect from him, data can be called credible and valid.
Moreover, the researcher uses students checking to ensure that
data collected from students are truly stating and agreeing with
them without any manipulation from researcher himself.
8. Research steps
a. Pre-research
b. Research
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