CHAPTER V CONCLUSION AND SUGGESTION
B. Suggestion
Based on the research findings about the effect of using Webtoon technique on students‟ reading comprehension, the researcher would like to give some suggestions especially to the teacher and students as follows:
1. Suggestion for English Teachers
a. Webtoon is recommended for teacher to be used in teaching and learning process, especially in teaching reading comprehension.
b. The teachers need to be more creative in delivering the material to the students to make the learning process more interesting.
c. Teachers need to make a fun bound to the students. Thus the students feel enjoy during teaching and learning process and understand the material easier.
2. Suggestion for Students
a. The students need to give all of their intention and attention during teaching and learning process.
b. Students have to improve their learning motivation.
c. Students have to be active and creative to get more knowledge.
d. Students have to get used in Webtoon to make them being familiar of new vocabulary.
3. The suggestion for the other researchers
a. The researchers are expected to develop a new strategy, method, or approach to make learning English, especially writing, easier and more enjoyable for students.
b. The researchers are always checking up on the evolution of education.
c. The researchers are forced to respond as transformational leaders in the field of education.
Finally, the researcher considers that this research still needs correction and suggestion from the next researcher who has the similar topic with this research.
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