CHAPTER II LITERATURE REVIEWLITERATURE REVIEW
Step 8. Communication in the Target Situation
C. Recommendations
Based on the results of this research, the researcher hopes to recommend curriculum designer and teaching practitioners, and syllabus designer, and the book author.
The researcher expects to give some recommendations to curriculum designer and teaching practitioners, and syllabus designer. First, please consider the students’ religion as the aspect of making English reading materials. Beside emphasize students’ achievement, it will give a change to them to study their religion though English. Then, it will be better if there is a book that presents the Islamic nuance generally and English reading material specifically.
For book author, based on the lack of English reading materials as mentioned in Chapter 4, it will be better if the topic of English reading materials related to their major and their environment. Then, using pictures that represent the story and Islamic pictures which women use the veil. Moreover, enrich the practice that related to the text.
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