CHAPTER III RESEARCH METHOD RESEARCH METHOD
B. Suggestions
Based on the result of data analysis and the conclusion above, the researcher put forward to suggestion as follows:
1. The students are suggested to practice their speaking ability in every situation, not only in teaching and learning process but also outside of the classroom and use English to communicate with the others.
2. The English teachers are suggested to use Project Based Learning to improve the students‟ speaking skill. Learning process should be fun and interesting; by this method all of these aspects are requirements. So, the students became motivated and enjoy studying English.
3. The students should be stimulated in speaking through Project Based Learning as one way to improve their speaking ability.
4. The next researcher who will research English Speaking should continue this research, if there is some important missing information not included.
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