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5.2 Suggestion
Although the finding showed that students have very positive perception towards teachers’ teaching strategy, but some suggestions should be considered by teachers, students, and the next researchers as well. For the teachers, they should evaluate the teaching strategies they used in teaching English. Taking the eight characteristics of effective teaching strategies into consideration is better to help them
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creating fun situation in teaching English. A fun situation is a teaching and learning process which is comfortable for both teachers and students.
For students, in learning English in the classroom, students can be involved to suggest the teachers what materials or methods are suitable for their learning styles.
Following teachers’ teaching style will not help them to learn, but helping teachers to set the learning environment based on students’ needs will result in a good classroom management and cooperation.
For the next researcher, this research is still basic research which describe only students’ perception towards their teachers’ teaching strategy in English subjects. It is limited only in students’ perception. The researchers in the same or extended field are possible to look for the correlation of the finding of this study to another learning phenomena such as, students’ achievement and attitude or teachers’ resilience in teaching. Although researcher did not measure that correlation, but students’ attitude in learning and teachers’ attitude in teaching shows such potentialities.
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