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Repratiiwi - Speaking 1 PDF
Repratiiwi - Speaking 1 PDF
By
Diah Ripratiwi
The research was conducted based on the problem faced by the first year students
year still do not master one of the components in the speaking skill, especially in
Since Role Play is a good technique where students act as other characters or
themselves involved in certain situation which make them free to express their
conducted at SMAN 9 Bandar Lampung. The subject was the students of class
This qualitative research was conducted in two meetings. Each meeting consisted
data of the learning product and learning process, the researcher used speaking
test and observation sheets for students involvement and teacher teaching
instruments.
The result of the learning product shows that role play technique improves the
students who score below 60. But in meeting 2, no students gain score below 60.
And the average score in meeting 1 is 72,6 and in meeting 2 the average score is
Meanwhile, for the learning process in meeting 1 students have problem in the
addition, for the teacher teaching performance, the teacher scored 78 in meeting 1,
then the scored 85 in meeting 2 especially on teaching and learning process which
is suitable with the competence. This means she is able to teach the students well
concluded
1st, 1989. She is the sixth child of a harmonious couple Urip Dahlan and Sri
Muinah. She has four sisters and two brothers Yani Marliana, Iis Irmawati,
S.Sos., Indri Sulistiowati, S.I.Kom., Meis Dina Santika, Deni Kuntoro, and
Septiardi.
She entered SD Negeri 6 Gedong Air and graduated from elementary school in
2000. Then she continued her study to SMP Negeri 10 Bandarr Lampung and
graduated in 2004. She finished her High school at SMA Negeri 3 Bandar
Lampung in 2007.
she carried Teaching Practice Program (PPL) at SMA Negeri 9 Bandar Lampung
My beloved brothers and sisters, Deni Kuntoro, Yani Marlina, Iis Irmawati,
S.Sos., Septiardi, Indri Sulistiowati, S.I.Kom., Meis Dina Saantika.
My beloved
My almamater, Unila.
MOTTO
(Benjamin Ferdinand)
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
, praise be to Allah SWT, the almighty and Merciful
God for blessing the writer with faith, health, and oportunity to finish this script.
The writer would like to express her gratitude to many people who have suggested
and helped in writing this script. First she delivers her gratitude and respect to
Prof. Ag. Bambang Setiyadi, M.A., Ph.D., her first advisor, and Dra. Rosita
Simbolon, M.A., her second advisor who have given their best criticisms,
suggestions, and revisions during the accomplishment of this script. Then, she
wants to deliver her gratitude to her examiner, Dr. Muhammad Sukirlan, M.A.,
Bandar Lampung Drs. Hendro Suyono and Sempurna Ginting, S.Pd., the
expressed to the X.4 students SMAN 9 Bandar Lampung for their good
cooperation.
The greatest honor and appreciation would finally be dedicated to her beloved
parents , Urip Dahlan and Sri Muinah for their patience and willingness to wait
for graduation. It is truly undoubted that loves, cares, and timeless prayers during
days and nights, are everything for her.To her beloved brothers and sisters, Deni
Kuntoro, Yani Marliana, Iis Irmawati, S.Sos., Septiardi, Indri Sulistiowati,
S.I.Kom., Meis Dina Santika, thanks for supports given to keep her spirit alive.
Last but not least, she would also adress her appreciation to all of her beloved
Ike, Ganis, Tiwi, Sih and Asty. To her best friends, Nanda and Herlina, thanks for
She hopes that this script will be useful for the readers, especially those who are
The Writer
Diah Ripratiwi
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page
ABSTRACT..................................................................................................... i
APPROVAL..................................................................................................... iii
DEDICATION ................................................................................................. v
MOTTO ........................................................................................................... vi
ACKNOWLEDGMENT.................................................................................. vii
I. INTRODUCTION ...................................................................................... 1
..................................................... 16
REFERENCES ................................................................................................ 94
APPENDICES ................................................................................................. 96
LIST OF TABLES
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LIST OF APPENDICES
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