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DEVELOPING ENGLISH READING MATERIALS FOR

STUDENTS OF ISLAMIC BOARDING SCHOOL

A THESIS

As the Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree of Sarjana Pendidikan

R.A. WULANINGTYAS KULOWANI

Registration Number: 2113121058

ENGLISH AND LITERATURE DEPARTMENT

FACULTY OF LANGUAGES AND ARTS

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DECLARATION

I have familiarized myself with the University’s Policy on Academic

integrity. Except where appropriately acknowledged, this thesis is my own work, has been expressed in my own words, and has not been previously been submitted for assessment.

I understand that this paper may be screened electronically or otherwise for plagiarism.

Medan, July 2015

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ACKNOWLEGDEMENT

Praise be Allah, the cherisher and sustainer of the world, that has given

His blessing, sturdiness, and patience, so that the researcher can finish her thesis

as a partial fulfillment of the requirement for the degree of Sarjana Pendidikan.

In writing this thesis, she has encountered a lot of difficulties since

the beginning to the last; many people have directly helped her in finishing

this thesis. She would like to acknowledge her deep gratitude for all of them for

their generous guidance and assistance:

Prof. Dr. Syawal Gultom, M.Pd., the Rector of State University of

Medan.

Dr. Isda Pramuniati, M.Hum., the Dean of Faculty of Languages

and Arts, State University of Medan.

Prof. Dr. Hj. Sumarsih, M.Pd., the Head of English and Literature

Department.

Nora Ronita Dewi, S.Pd., S.S., M.Hum. the Head of English

Education Program.

Dr. Rahmad Husein, M.Ed., the great and respective thesis advisor

who has kindly given his valuable time to advice, guide, and support

to her.

Drs. Muhamad Natsir, M.Hum., Dra. Masitowarni Siregar,

M.Ed., and Drs. Willem Saragih, Dipl. App., M.Pd, the reviewers

who have given knowledgeable input in furnishing her thesis.

Pesantren Darul Arafah Raya educators and staffs who have

supported her to conduct the research and collect the data especially to

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Leni Sri Wahyuni, S.Si. who has supported and helped her giving

information about Pesantren Darul Arafah Raya.

 Her beloved parents, Drs. Raden Muhammad Syahril, M.Sp. and

Rika Hayati Siagian, A.Md., sisters R.A. Amalia Kulowani,

S.Kom. and R.A. Shafna Kulowani and her brother R. Syah alam

Kulowani who have given a lot of loves, cares, prayers, supports, and

advices.

 Her beloved brother-parent-best friend-darling, Irwan Saputra, S.S.,

who has accompanied her life with a lot of loves, prayers, and

motivations.

 Her best friends, the Horses, Chairunnisa Lubis, Isma Eriyanti,

Nurhamidah Tanjung, and Nurul Fadhilah Lubis, who have

colored her life with loves, laughter, and supports.

 Her wonderful brothers and sisters in HMJ BSI UNIMED especially for 2011 fighters who have inspired her by positive activities, good

team works, tons of achievements, and creative ideas.

 Her lovely friends in Exemplary Class, Cha, Intan, Amy, Nurhay,

Gita, Puput, Ani, Nuri, Oki, and Icha who have accompanied her

with loves, cares, and supports.

 Her friends in Regular 2011 A who have made cheerful and spirit days at class.

Medan, July 2015 The writer,

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ABSTRACT

Kulowani, R.A. Wulaningtyas. Registration Number: 2113121058. Developing English Reading Materials for Students of Islamic Boarding School. A Thesis. English Educational Program, State University of Medan, 2015

This study aims to design English reading materials needed for students of Islamic Boarding School and develop English reading materials for students of Islamic Boarding School. The research was conducted by Research and Development (R & D) design through six phases; gathering information and data, analyzing data, designing new materials, validating by experts, revising, and final product. It was conducted in Darul Arafah Islamic Boarding School, especially grade X. The data were gathered by administering interview and distributing questionnaire to 100 respondents to get the students’ needs. The interview and questionnaire results prove that the students need English reading materials which contain Islamic knowledge or topic. Thus, developing materials are biographical recount and narrative text. The biographical recount texts expose the biography of Muhammad SAW and Ali bin Abi Thalib and. Then, the recount texts tell the story about Musa and Fir’aun and Hud and ‘Aad. The products have been validated by experts. The average scores are 4,89 from Islamic subject teacher and 4,167 English lecturer. It means the developing materials categorized as relevant or appropriate for students of Islamic Boarding School grade X.

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A. The Background of Study ...1

B. The Problem of Study ...5

C. The Objective of Study ...6

D. The Scope of Study ...6

E. The Significance of Study ...6

CHAPTER II REVIEW OF LITERATURE ...7

A. Theoretical Framework ...7

6. English for Specific Purposes ...15

7. Need Analysis ...18

B. Conceptual Framework ...27

C. Related Studies ...29

CHAPTER III RESEARCH METHODOLOGY ...30

A. Research Design ...30

B. Instrument of Data Collection ...31

C. Technique of Need Analysis ...31

D. Development of Material ...32

CHAPTER IV MATERIAL DEVELOPMENT ...34

A. Gathering Information and Data ...34

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C. Designing New Materials ...40

D. Validating by Experts ...42

E. Revising New Materials ...44

F. Revised-Developing Materials (Final Product) ...45

CHAPTER V CONCLUSION AND SUGGESTION ...47

A. Conclusion ...47

B. Suggestion ...47

REFERENCES ...49

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LIST OF TABLES

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LIST OF FIGURE

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LIST OF APPENDICES

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Appendix A. Questionnaire ...53

Appendix B. Interview ...56

Appendix C. Developing Materials ...61

Appendix D. Revised-Developing Materials ...67

Appendix E. Validating Sheet ...81

Appendix F. Core and Basic Competencies ...87

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CHAPTER I

INTRODUCTION

A. The Background of Study

Indonesia ranked at 60 out of 120 countries in the world based on the

Education for all Development Index (EDI) data in 2010 (UNESCO, 2012). The

value of EDI standard consists of 4 component, they are universal primary

education, adult literacy, gender parity and equality, and quality of education. It

proves the low quality of Indonesia’s education.

This phenomenon forced the educational workers to evaluate the

weaknesses and to work hard to find the right solution to improve the quality of

education in Indonesia. Education in Indonesia is carried out in accordance with

the curriculum which has been prepared by the Ministry of Culture and

Elementary and Secondary Education. The formation of the curriculum has to take

into account the needs of learners in Indonesia in order to compete globally.

Surely if curriculum has been carefully compiled and run well too, then the

quality of education in Indonesia will increase.

Implementation of the curriculum can be seen directly through the process

of teaching and learning in schools in Indonesia. Level of education in Indonesia

starting from elementary school, junior high school, high school, university, has to

be carried out in accordance with the applicable curriculum so as to achieve the

learning objectives perfectly.

In addition, Indonesia has also vocational schools educate the students in

accordance with the interests and talents of the students. There are various courses

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offered as technology, engineering, business management, hospitality, and even

culinary art.

Moreover, there are also religious schools such as Islamic Boarding School

(Pesantren). Currently many Moslem parents prefer their children to study in Islamic Boarding School, especially modern Islamic Boarding School. This is due

to the encouragement of parents that are very concerned about the moral and

ethical education, but still want their children are knowledgeable and able to

master the technology. So expectation to learners which are studying in boarding

schools can explore Islam and give a good influence on their behavior even when

they face the competition in the era of globalization.

In general, students who learn in a modern Islamic Boarding School must

spend 24 hours of his daily life in the dorm, but the process of learning in the

classroom is no different from other general schools. Teaching and learning

process in Islamic Boarding School also follow the applicable curriculum in

Indonesia. It takes a little different because the students are given additional

subjects related to Islam, such as Fiqh, Qur’an Hadits, History of Islam, and so on.

The teachers of Islamic Boarding School also use teaching materials to support

the learning process as in general schools.

Learning process cannot be separated from the teaching materials. Teaching

sets such as syllabus, lesson plans, textbooks, and media are prepared as a

guideline in the implementation of teaching and learning. Teacher has an

important role to select the suitable material for students (Spelleri in Sarapli,

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learners so that learners are able to achieve the learning objectives because they

are truly motivated to study only if teaching material constantly addresses

their needs (Blagojevic, 2013), especially textbook as a source of learning relates

directly to the level of skills and knowledge of learners. Textbooks or course

books either required or supplementary provide content and teaching-learning

activities, which shape much of what happens in the classroom (Celce-Murcia in

Widodo, 2007).

Textbooks produced by publishers are prepared in accordance with a set

curriculum in the education system of Indonesia. However, this textbook is only

able to fulfill the needs of learners who are in public schools. Vocational and

religious school, such as boarding schools certainly have different special needs to

learners who are in general schools.

Education of Islamic Boarding School aims to form students to master the

science of religion and able to spread Islam all over the world. Therefore, teaching

and learning in classroom should be able to fulfill the mission of Islamic Boarding

School’s education. To complete the mission, the most suitable subject to support

the needs of learners in Islamic Boarding School is English as an International

language. Moreover, the students have to speak English as daily language in

dormitory beside Arabic. The students also have speech class in order to train

them mastering public speaking in English and Arabic. The topic of speech must

be about Islam knowledge and law.

English has four language skills to be dominated by learners; they are

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receptive skill which as a fundamental to build the knowledge and insight of

learners. Generally reading skills practice is done through reading comprehension

contained in the genre of the text in a textbook. After students read the text, they

are instructed to answer questions related to the text.

Unfortunately reading skills is only goal-oriented rather than process. The

ability of reading skills is measured by the extent to which learners are able to

answer such questions. Supposedly reading material is also able to provide insight

in accordance with the needs of the students, because in the process of reading,

students use their background knowledge and integrate it with new knowledge

through text they read.

Reading material contained in a book published by Ministry of Culture and

Elementary and Secondary Education used by learners in Darul Arafah Islamic

Boarding School Lau Bakeri would not be able to meet their specific needs. For

example in the book of English class X of second semester of Senior High School,

there are two types of text which will be learnt. They are Biographical Recount

and Narrative text. Biographical Recount biography describes BJ Habibie’s biography. However, that reading material does not meet the needs of learners at

the school who must master the science of Islam. Similarly, the narrative text

entitled Malin Kundang, the folklore of West Sumatera, does not provide insights

pertaining to Islam.

Reading materials which suits the needs of learners would be easier for them

to achieve the learning objectives. Texts which are recognizable to students in

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comprehension difficulties they may encounter with less common vocabulary, and

with words specific only to the subject presented (Paulston & Bruder in Sullivan,

2012). So if reading material contained in the book deals with knowledge about

Islam, learners will be more easily connect their basic knowledge of religion with

the new knowledge contained in the form of English. Learners will add their

Islamic knowledge and practice their English language skills through vocabulary

and writing style of the text.

Therefore, the teacher as a facilitator in the learning process in the

classroom should be able to develop reading materials that support the needs of

learners. Then students not only achieve the learning objectives in the subjects of

English, but also improve the knowledge of Islam in English through

teacher-developed reading material.

B. The Problem of Study

Based on the identifications of problem above, the problems of study are:

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2. To develop English reading materials for students of Islamic Boarding

School.

D. The Scope of Study

The scope of the study is to develop reading materials based on students’ need – Islamic knowledge; it will be applied in the first grade senior high school – Darul Arafah Islamic Boarding School Lau Bakeri. The skill that will be

concerned on is reading comprehension, especially in narrative and recount text.

E. The Significance of Study

The finding of this research can be useful to teachers theoretically and

practically in providing information about developing teaching materials.

Theoretically, this research can provide information and theories about

developing English reading materials to teachers. Meanwhile, practically it can be

reference to teacher especially in Islamic Boarding School in attempt to develop

teaching materials. Teachers can see the importance of having teacher-developed

materials for students in learning process.

Moreover the students can get more motivation to learn English which can

integrate into their major. It will increase students’ achievement in English. In

addition, this research can be a reference to the next researchers who want to

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CHAPTER V

CONCLUSION AND SUGGESTION

A. Conclusion

The students of Darul Arafah Islamic Boarding School needed the English

reading materials which could support their learning activity and learning

environment. Their learning activity was supposed to increase their knowledge

about Islam and their learning environment shaped them to be Islamic youth. The

English reading materials did not only help them to learn English but also

complete the mission of the school.

The reading materials on general English book did not match to their needs

and should be developed. The English reading materials should be developed

through 6 phases, they were; 1) Gathering information and data, 2) Analyzing

data, 3) Designing materials based on the needs analysis, 4) Validating the new

reading materials by experts (Islamic subject teacher and English lecturer), 5)

Revising the new reading materials based on experts’ suggestions, and 6) Final

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should develop the reading materials if they found the materials were too

general for the students of Islamic Boarding which had specific needs.

2. Institution

The institution should supervise the teachers and ensure them that the

reading materials supported the school’s mission. The institution also should

find the books which match to the students’ need. The number of references

of English reading materials had to be increased to ease the students

learning English and Islamic knowledge at the same time.

3. Other researcher

Other researchers should find many references to support in

developing reading materials. The open questions of questionnaire should

be considered to give the students’ chance to deliver their wants in new

Gambar

Table 4.1 Islamic Subject Teacher’s Validation Score .......................................45
Figure 3.1. Diagram of Material Development ...............................................33

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