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( " ? tl u c if fi

d a sctiedi nMcKeachie ,1986.) ).

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? r a e y t s a l s a w P N G s 'e li h C t a h w n o i s s e s s s a l c t x e n ).

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c Wetly ,1989 .) ).

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d e t n u o c c a s t n e d u t s e e r h t r o o w t ,s t n e d u t s y tr o f n a h t e r o m h ti w s e s s a l c n I

e l d n a h o t s y a w e m o s e r a e r e H . s e g n a h c x e e h t f o t n e c r e p 1 5 r o

f dominaitng

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p u o r g r e h t o f o s n o it c a e r e h t r a e h l l' e w n e h t d n a , s k r a m e r r u o y e z ir a m m u s

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t g n i d r o c c

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l u f y o j d n

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e r o m e m o c e b s s e c o r p g n i n r a e l e h t e k a m o t r e d r

o Acitve ,innovaitve ,creaitve,

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n i n r a e L

g n it c u d n o c n i t a h t d e t a t s , ) 1 1 0 2 ( i n a m s

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f o l a p i c n ir p e h T . s d i a l a u s i v g n i s u , g n i w e i v r e t n i , g n i v r e s b o e r a g n i c n e ir e p x e

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).

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).

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n r a e l s t n e d u t s l l a e v a h o t s i s e h c a o r p p a g n i n r a e l y r e t s a m f o l a o g e h T

(42)

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r u c c

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( ) e s n o p s e r d n a , e c n e ir e p x e , y r o m e m f

o a sctiedf romHu lls' ,1993 .)

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g n it c u d n o c e r o f e b d e r e d i s n o c e

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v a h s t n e d u t

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c works ,give some

i g n e ll a h

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5 2

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ti l a u q e h

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s to express t he srtengths than t he weaknesse fs o .t

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).

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A acitvementally .Student swhoare s

s e r p x e d n a g n i k s a n e tf

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n i h t e m o s g n i n r a e l n i x a l e r s t n e d u t s e h t e k a m d l u o h s r e h c a e

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f (p .92).

t n e d u t S e v it c A ) . b

, s n o it s e u q k s a , t p e c n o c s n o it s e u q d li u b d l u o h s t n e d u t s e v it c a n A

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t n a l p , s e c r u o s g n i n r a e

l heproces sandr esul tofl earning(p .93).

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3 9 . p

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p

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l s s a l c e h t f o t s e r e h t t u o h ti w h s il g n E k a e p

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e r a e h t o n o

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9 2

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n i d r o c c

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s a h c u s s e r u t a e

f openingand closingconversaitons ,makingsmallt alk, r ecounitng .

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.

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S prehend

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e d u t s e v it c a f o s r o t a c i d n

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t Therei s also

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t citng PAIKEM by Syah and

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t s d e e n r e h c a e t e h T . t s ri f s c it s ir e t c a r a h

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0 0 2 ( s e i v a D y b g n i k a e p

s ) t .I i sabou tthe impilcaiton sfo rteaching speaking. They are very usefu l to improve students ’ paritcipaiton in speaking . The

s o m t a d e x a l e r a e t a e r c o t e l b a e b d l u o h s r e h c r a e s e

r phere in clas sso tha tthe

o s s a l c n i g n i k a e p s f o d e n e t h g ir f t o n e r a s r e n r a e

l ri n f ron toft her es toft heclas s .s

p u o r g d n a s ri a p n i e l b i s s o p s a s e it i v it c a g n i k a e p s y n a m s a o d d n a

e h

T researcherneed stounderstandt het heoryaboutt alkasi nteracitonand n

o it c a r e t n i s a k l a t g n i h c a e

t by Richard (n.d) because i ti simpo tran tfo rthe r

e h c r a e s e

r to interac twtih the students .I ti svery impo tran tfo rhe rto create a .

s t n e d u t s e h t h ti w n o it c a r e t n i d o o

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f o m u l u c ir r u

c seniorhigh school i n t hetenth grade in ordert o maket hesutiable r

o f s l a ir e t a

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n o it a p i c it r a p ’ s t n e d u t

s in speaking . The researche r used aciton research by

e h t e v l o s o t g n i n r a e l l u f y o j d n a , e v it c e f f e , e v it a e r c , e v it a v o n n i , e v it c a g n i y l p p a

t , d o h t e m e h t g n i s u y B . m e l b o r

p he researche rwanted to improve students ’

g n i k a e p s n i s s e n e v it c

a ,s ot heresearcherneededt ocollec tthedataandanalyze the

s a w t a h t s tl u s e

r obtained .

d e t p o d a s a w r e h c r a e s e r e h t y b d e t c u d n o c h c r a e s e R n o it c A m o o r s s a l C e h T

h c a e n i s p e t s r u o f f o d e t s i s n o c t I . l e d o m h c r a e s e r s ’t r a g g a T d n a s i m m e K m o r f

d n a , n o it a v r e s b o , n o it c a , g n i n n a l p e r e w y e h T . e l c y

c relfeciton .Besides ,there

s a w h c i h w m e l b o r p e h t y fi t n e d i o t r e d r o n i t s ri f y d u t s y r a n i m il e r p a e b d l u o h s

(54)

. 1 . 3 e r u g i F n i d e t n e s e r p s i t r a g g a T c M d n a s i m m e K n o d e s a b h c r a e s e R

i

Fgure3.1Kemmi sandMcTaggart’ sAc itonResearchModel( 1986)

d n a , w e i v r e t n i , n o it a v r e s b o g n it c u d n o c y b e n o d s a w y d u t s y r a n i m il e r p e h T

r a e s e r e h T . s i s y l a n a s d e e n f o e ri a n n o it s e u q g n it u b ir t s i

d che rconductedobservaiton

twi ec inclas sXC ,onTuesday ,Aprli 5th ,2011andonF irday ,Ap ir l8th ,2011 .The n

o d e t c u d n o c s a w r e h c a e t e h t h ti w w e i v r e t n

i F irday ,Ap 8rli th ,2011a t11.00 a.m . .

e c if f o s ’ r e h c a e t n

i Then the quesitonnarie wa sdistirbuted to the student son 2

1 l ir p A , y a d r u t a

S , 2 1. 01

s e l c y c o w t e r e w e r e h

T int her esearch ,and t herewas eo n meeitngi n each o

w t e r e w e r e h t , o S . e l c y

c meeitngsi nt hewholer esearch .Ther esearcherusedt he f o n o it a t n e m e l p m i e h t g n ir u D . e l u d e h c s l o o h c s e h t n o d e s a b s s a l c h s il g n E

M E K I A

P , t heresearche racted as t het eacher ,whliet he Engilsh t eache racted a s d

e v r e s b o o h w r e v r e s b o e h

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(56)
(57)

9 3

d e t u b ir t s i d r e h c r a e s e r e h t , s e l c y c o w t g n it c u d n o c r e tf

A quesitonnarie to the

g n i n r a e l f o n o it a t n e m e l p m i e h t o t d e t a l e r n o i n i p o ’ s t n e d u t s w o n k o t s t n e d u t s

. d o h t e

m A tfe rgetitngt hedata,t her esearche ranalyzedt hedataandr epo tredt hem.

.

D DataAnalysi sTechnique

e r o f e

B teaching and conducitng the research ,the researche rconducted

n a e v r e s b o o t t s ri f n o it a v r e s b

o d ifnd outt heproblemst ha toccurr de in clas sXC .

d e n e p p a h n o it a v r e s b o e h

T twice. From the resul t o f the observaiton and

r e h c a e t h s il g n E e h t h ti w w e i v r e t n i e h t g n it c u d n o

c , t he researche rdecided t o use

M E K I A

P to solve the problem . A tfe r conducti ng the learning method , the

d e n i a t b o r e h c r a e s e

r the data from he rteaching. The teaching consisted o ftwo

.s e l c y

c The researche robtained the data from the observaiton sheet ,students ’

, e ri a n n o it s e u

q and interview .The indicator stha twere used in the observaiton

e r e w s r o t a c i d n i e h T . ) 1 9 9 1 ( ll e w n o B n o d e s a b t e e h

s student sarei nvolvedi nmore

, g n i n e t s il e v i s s a p n a h

t student spay atten iton t o t het eacher ,student sdo t eacher’ s ,

n o it c u rt s n

i studentss howt hei renthusiasm ,student srtyt os peakEngilsh ,student s u

t s , ) s ( n o it s e u q k s a s t n e d u t s , n o i s s u c s i d s s a l c n i d e v l o v n i t e

g dent sanswe rthe

s ’ r e h c a e

t quesiton(s,)s tudent sdot heassignment .s .

1 Observa itons heet t b o a t a d e h

T ained from observaiton shee t were analyzed to ifnd ou t ’

s t n e d u t s d n a s s e c o r p g n i n r a e

l paritcipaiton .Ther esearche ranalyzedeachnumbe r .

t o n r o d e t s i x e t c e p s a h c a e r e h t e h w e e s o

t Thei mprovementi ncycleonewa salso i

e h T . y d u t s y r a n i m il e r p e h t n i t n e m e v o r p m i r i e h t m o r f n w o h

(58)
(59)
(60)
(61)
(62)

h t g n ir u d n o it a p i c it r a p ’ s t n e d u t s d n a n o i n i p o ’ s t n e d u t s t u o b a a t a d e h t n i a t b

o e

f o n o it a t n e m e l p m

i PAIKEM in Engilsh class .Thequesitonnariewa sdistirbuted 1

2 y a M , y a d r u t a S n

o st ,2011 i n SMA Pangud iLuhu rS na to Yose fSuraka tra ,a t .

m . a 5 1 . 0 1

)

6 Interview

s s a l c f o r e h c a e t h s il g n E e h t h ti w w e i v r e t n i n a d e t c u d n o c r e h c r a e s e r e h T

i e h T . C

X nterview wa sconducted on Saturday ,May 21st ,2011 a t10.00 a.m .I t f

o n o i n i p o s ’ r e h c a e t t u o b a a t a d t e g o t r e d r o n i d e t c u d n o c s a

w thelearningmethod

. d e t n e m e l p m i n e e b d a h s e l c y c o w t e h t r e tf a , s s a l c h s il g n E n i d e t n e m e l p m i g n i e b

s i h e v a g o s l a r e h c a e t e h

(63)

5 4

R E T P A H

C VI

N O I S S U C S I D D N A S G N I D N I F H C R A E S E R

e h t r e t p a h c s i h t n

I researcherdiscusses et h research ifnding sandexplains e

h T . m e h

t researcherdiscusse sthemf romcycleoneandcyclet wot ha tconsis to f .

n o it c e lf e R d n a , n o it a v r e s b O , n o it c A , n a l

P There is also the resul t from

t l u s e r e h t d n a s n o i n i p o ’ s t n e d u t s t u o b a e ri a n n o it s e u

q from interview wtih the

h s il g n

E teache raboutt heapp ilcaitono fPAIKEM . .

A Cycleone

t s i s n o c e l c y c s i h

T e d o ffou rsteps .They were plan ,aciton ,observaiton , .

n o it c e lf e r d n

a Ther esearche rcariredoutt hi smeeitngonTuesday ,May3rd ,2011 , m

o r

f 08.30– 10.00a.m. .

1 Plan e r o f e

B implemenitng cycleone, t her esearche rmadeplanst o conduc tthe d n o p s e r d n a e v i g o t w o h h c a e t d l u o w r e h c r a e s e r e h t , e l c y c s i h t n I . e n o e l c y c

.l l e w s t n e m il p m o

c Themodelt ha twouldbeused wa svideo.Thevideowa sabou t il

p m o c e v i g o t w o

h ment swel land how t o respond t o them .Thestudent swould o t d e t a l e r s t n e m il p m o c r i e h t g n i d n o p s e r d n a g n i v i g y b h s il g n E g n i k a e p s e c it c a r p

o d d l u o w s t n e d u t s e h T . s e r u t c i p e h

t someexercises t ha tweredesigned to make d

n a t s r e d n u m e h

t abou texpressions i n giving compilment .s The media t ha twere e

r e w d e s

(64)

.

2 Ac iton

f o n o it a t n e m e l p m i e h

T PAIKEM w as conducted on Tuesday ,May 3rd , .

1 1 0

2 Int hepre-acitvtiy ,theteacheri nrtoducedherseflf ris tandexplainedt heaim n

I . g n i h c a e t e h t f

o whlist- acitvtiy ,thestudent swatched avideo .Thevideo wa s l

e d o m a s a n e s o h

c .Thevideo tha twa schosen wast heconversaitonabou thowt o d

n a e v i

g respond t o compilment .s tI wa sused a samode lto encouragestudents ’ y

d u t s o t n o it a v it o

m Engilsh ,so t hey could paritcipate wel.l From t hevideo, t he e

r e w s t n e d u t

s asked some quesiton sabout some expression stha twere used to c

e v i

g ompilment sand how t o respond t o them .From t he quesiton ,s t hestudent s s t n e m il p m o c g n i v i g f o s n o i s s e r p x e e m o s g n i n o it n e m y b s n o it s e u q e h t d e r e w s n a

m o r

f thevideo .A tfert ha,tt hestudent swereasked t or ead thedialogueonef rom s

a w e u g o l a i d e h T . s ri a p n i e u g o l a i d e h t d a e r y e h T . t u o d n a h e h

t aimedt omaket he

. t n e m il p m o c g n i v i g f o s n o i s s e r p x e e h t t u o b a d n a t s r e d n u s t n e d u t

s Thestudent sgo t

o t w o h d n a t n e m il p m o c g n i v i g n i s n o i s s e r p x e f o s e l p m a x e e m o

s respondt ot hem .

u t s e h t , e u g o l a i d e h t m o r

F dent swerealsoaskedt odo exerciseone .Thequesiton s s t n e d u t s e h t e k a m o t d e s u s a w t I . e u g o l a i d e h t o t d e t a l e r s a w e n o e s i c r e x e f o

d n a t s r e d n

u moreaboutt heexpression so fgivingcompilment sandhowt ousei .t n

e h

T ex tacitvtiywa st hestudent swereaskedt or eadt hesecond dialogue . p

x e t u o b a o s l a s a w t

I ression so fgiving compilment sand the response to them . o

t d e k s a e r e w s t n e d u t s e h

T read theexpression sin the dialogue well .I twas to s

u c o f s t n e d u t s e h t e k a

m ontheexpressionsi ngivingcompilments .There sw a also t

a h t e l b a t

a explaine d some expression sin giving comp ilment sand how to o

t d n o p s e

(65)
(66)

d n a e v i

g respondt o compilmen twell .I twa sassumedt hatt hestudent swereable o

t pracitce tif u trhe routsideno tonlyi nt heclassr oom.

.

3 Observa iton

t n e d u t s e v it c a f o s r o t a c i d n i e h t e r e w d e s u s t c e p s a e h

T .sI twast aken f rom

) 1 9 9 1 ( l l e w n o

B . He wrote some majo rcharacteirsitc sassociated wtih acitve s

e i g e t a rt s g n i n r a e

l namely:

.

a Student sarei nvolvedi nmoret hanpassive ilstening .

b Student sareengagedi nacitvtiies( e.g,.r eading ,discussing ,w iritng ) .

c There i s les s emphasi s placed on informaiton rtansmission and greate r s

ll i k s t n e d u t s g n i p o l e v e d n o d e c a l p s i s a h p m e .

d Therei sgreate remphasi splacedont heexploraitono fatttiude sandvalue s .

e Studen tmoitvaitoni si ncreased( especiallyf o radutll earners ) .f Student scanr eceivei mmediatef eedbackf romt herii nsrtucto r

.

g Student sarei nvolvedi nhighe rordert hinking( analysi ,ss ynthesis ,evaluaiton) e

s a

B d on t he t heory from Bonwell (1991), t he researche rused some t he s

c it s ir e t c a r a h

c to be the indicator sto asses sstudents ’paritcipaiton in speaking .s

s a l

c TheEngilsh t eache ro fSMAPangud iLuhur S oa nt Yose fSurakatrahersel f v

r e s b

o e d the teacher’ steaching and students ’paritcipaiton in class .She wa sin s

e t o N . n o s s e l e h t g n ir u d n o g n i o g s a w t a h w e v r e s b o o t s s a l

c weremadei ndetali

e e s o

(67)
(68)
(69)

1 5

.

B Cyclet wo

r u o f o s l a e r e w e r e h t , e l c y c s i h t n

I steps . They were plan , aciton , a

, n o it a v r e s b

o ndr elfeciton.I twa sdonebasedontherelfecitonf romcycleone. .

1 Plan

s n o it c e lf e r e h t m o r

F i n cycle one ,there were some methods o fteaching u

t s e g a r u o c n e o t d e g n a h c e r e w t a h

t dents ’paritcipaiton in speaking .In orde rto ’

s t n e d u t s e v o r p m

i paritcipaiton in speaking , i t wa s impo tran t to make an .

m e h t h c a e t o t d o h t e m g n it s e r e t n

i The mode ltha twa schosen wa sno tvideo e

r o m y n

a .I twas i n ordert o decrease ilstening skill .In t hi scycle ,the model t ha t d

l u o

w be u d se wa sthe researche rwould congratulate the students drieclty who t

o

g thebestr esu tli nEng ilsht estl as tweek .Mediat ha twould beused wa svideo . r

u o c n e o t n e s o h c s a w o e d i

V age students ’paritcipaiton in whlist-acitvtiy. The m e h t e v i g d l u o h s s d n e ir f r i e h t d n a , o e d i v e h t o t d e t a l e r t c a d l u o h s s t n e d u t s

d e t a l e r n o it a l u t a r g n o

c tot hevideoalso . .

2 Aciton

s a w e l c y c s i h

T done on F irday ,May 13th, 2011 .The topic wa sabou t it

a l u t a r g n o C f o g n i s s e r p x

E ons. In pre-acitv tiy ,the student swere given some s

l e d o

m abou thow to give congratulaiton by giving congratulaiton to them who t

o

g t he bes tresutl i n Engilsh t est l as tmeeitng .I twa saimed t o reduce ilstening .

e n o e l c y c n i e k il y ti v it c a

n

I the whlist-acitvtiy , i t wa s explained to the student s abou t some o

t w o h d n a s n o it a l u t a r g n o c g n i v i g f o s n o i s s e r p x

e respondt ot hem .I twa saimedt o t

a r g n o c t a h w t u o b a w o n k s t n e d u t s e h t e k a

(70)

g n it r a t s e r o f e

b ot studyabou tExpres isngo fCongratula iton. Theywereaskedt o .

o w t d n a e n o e u g o l a i d d a e

r They wereabou tsomeexpression so fcongratulaiton s o

t w o h d n

a respondt othem.Thestudentswerealsoaskedtor eadt hedialoguesi n S

. s ri a

p ome students were asked to read the dialogue aloud. There were some f

o s n o i s s e r p x

e congratulaitons and how to respond to them .The dialogue wa s s

r e d n u s t n e d u t s e h t e k a m o t d e m i

a tand some expression stha twere used to e

t a l u t a r g n o

c someone and how to respond to them . In orde rto make them ,

s n o i s s e r p x e e h t d n a t s r e d n

u a handou t containing some expression s o f o

t w o h d n a s n o it a l u t a r g n o

c respondt othemwerew irtteni nt het able .s

A tfe rreading the dialogues and understanding the expression sin giving d

n

a respondingcongratulaiton, t hestudentswereasked to worki ngroups off our . ,

s t n e d u t s e h t l o rt n o c o t r e d r o n

I the teacher decided to group the student s m

d l u o c t i , t c a f n I . y l m o d n a

r inimize students ’oppo truniite sto talk too much , h

t n i e r e w y e h t f i s d n e ir f e s o l c r i e h t h ti w y ll a i c e p s

e e same groups .They were

d e k s

a to coun tfrom one t o eight .A tfer t ha,t t hey were asked to determine who .’

D ‘ d n a , ’ C ‘ ,’ B ‘ ,’ A ‘ e b l li

w T eh reweresomevideost ha twould beplayed and e

h

t y should actr elated t ot hevideo .Thevideo would beplayed t o ‘ A,’ ‘ B ,’‘ C ’ , s

r e h c a e t e h t fI . ’ D ‘ d n

a aid t hatt hevideo wasf or‘ A’ ,so‘A ’shouldactr elatedt o a

r g n o c ’ A ‘ e v i g d l u o h s s d n e ir f r e h t o e h t d n a o e d i v e h

t tulaitonr elatedt ot hevideo ,

d l u o h s ’ A ‘ d n

a respond t o ti .The method wa smade t o maket he student senjoy g

n i n r a e l e h

t by acitng related to the video .I talso made th m e enthusiasitc t o e

t a l u t a r g n o

c thei rfirends .The video sgiven were some interesitng videos to .

t s e r e t n i ’ s t n e d u t s t c a rt t

(71)

3 5

e t a K s e c n ir P d n a m a il li W e c n ir P f o o e d i v e h t e k il , g n i c it c a r p n i d e b r o s b a e r e w

d i

M detlon’ swedding,t hewinne ro fL-Men,t hewinne rof l ottery p irze, t hebitrh S

f

o heliaMarcia’ sdaughter ,and manyothers .Thestudent sweresoacitvegiving n

o it a l u t a r g n o

c s tot herif irend sandrespondingtothem .Someoft hes tudent swere m

e h t s s e r p x e o t e v a r

b inf ron to fclass . e

h t n

I pos t acitvtiy , the student s expressed some expression s o f o

t w o h d n a s n o it a l u t a r g n o

c respond t o them .I twa sto evaluateallt hel essonsi n e h t ,t s a l e h t n i d n a y l e v it c a s n o it s e u q s ’ r e h c a e t d e r e w s n a s t n e d u t s e h T . y a d t a h t

, r e h t e g o t g n i s o t s t n e d u t s e h t d e k s a d n a n i a g a o e d i v e h t d e y a l p r e h c a e

t thet eache r

s t n e d u t s e h t d e k s

a to sing asongof‘ Congratulaiton .’ I twa saimed t o end allt he .

g n i n r a e l e h t d e y o j n e s t n e d u t s e h T . y a d t a h t n i g n it e e m

.

3 Observa iton e h

T aspect sused werealso t aken from Bonwell ( 1991) .In t hi scycle, t he t

e h t d n a r e h c r a e s e

r eache rdidt heobservaitonbyw iritng ifeldnote sandf liilngt he k

c e h c n o it a v r e s b

(72)

.

4 Relfeciton

n i n o it a p i c it r a p ’ s t n e d u t s , o w t e l c y c n i s t n e m e v o r p m i e h t g n i o d m o r F

d e v o r p m i g n i k a e p

s .From allt hei mprovementst ha tweredonebyt her esearche,r o

e h T . y ll u f s s e c c u s d e h c a e r e b n a c s t c e p s a l l

a bserve r observed tha t many

s t n e m e v o r p m

i whichhappenedi ncyclet wo . t

e r e w s t n e m e v o r p m i e h

T heresearche rdid no tuse video a sthe mediao f s

a w t I . n i a g a g n i n r a e

l to reduce ilstening acitvtiy .I talso made the student s k a e p s t o n d i d r e h c r a e s e r e h T . c i p o t e h t t u o b a n o it a n a l p x e s ’ r e h c a e t e h t d n a t s r e d n u

o

t o af s.tI twa smadeallt heexplanaitonandi nsrtucitonclear. y

c n i d e n e p p a h h c i h w s t n e m e v o r p m i e h

T clet wo could be shown i n t able .

1 . 4

1 . 4 e l b a T O

e l c y

C n etoCycleTwoImprovement sResutls o

N CycleOne Improvements Cycle2 1 The mode l wa s too long and

ll i k s g n i n e t s il o t d n e t

t o n s a w l e d o m e h T

n i a g a o e d i v

e v a g r e h c a e t e h T

o t y lt c e ri d n o it a l u t a r g n o c

e h t t o g o h w s t n e d u t s e h t

t s e t h s il g n E n i tl u s e r t s e b

t s a

l weekast hemode lo f .

g n i n r a e l

.

2 Thet eacherspoket oof ast The teache r spoke y lr a e l c d n a y l w o l s

y l w o l s e k o p s r e h c a e t e h T

e h t e k a m o t y lr a e l c d n a

(73)
(74)

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