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THE USE OF WHEEL DECIDE APPLICATION TO IMPROVE
STUDENTS’ SPEAKING SKILLS
THESIS
Submitted as Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree
of Sarjana Pendidikan (S.Pd)
By
Name : Nadya Khairunnisa Adila
NIM : 2014850043
ENGLISH EDUCATION STUDY PROGRAM
FACULTY OF EDUCATIONAL SCIENCES
MUHAMMADIYAH UNIVERSITY OF JAKARTA
2018
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MUHAMMADIYAH UNIVERSITY OF JAKARTA FACULTY OF EDUCATIONAL SCIENCES ENGLISH EDUCATION STUDY PROGRAM
Thesis August 2018 Nadya Khairunnisa Adila (2014850043) THE USE OF WHEEL DECIDE APPLICATION TO IMPROVE STUDENTS’ SPEAKING SKILLS xvi + 58 pages, 5 tables, 12 appendices
ABSTRACT
The aims of this research was to investigate whether wheel decide application effective or not to improve students‟ speaking skills. This research conducted on ten grades of students SMA Nurul Hikmah with 43 students as a sample. This research use recount text material in learning activity and collaborative technique as the approach for discussion activity. The method used in the research was quantitative method with quasi experiment and purposive sampling by using pre test and post test score to collecting the data. The data were analyzed by using t-test one group. The result showed that there was a significant difference from pre test score to post test score. The total score in pre test was 2440 with the mean 56.74 while total sore in post test was 3000 with the mean 69.76. The results showed that wheel decide application is effective to improve students speaking skills especially to X grade students of senior high school.
Key word : Collaborative technique, Wheel Decide Application, speaking skills, teaching speaking, recount text.
References 19 (2011-2016)
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UNIVERSITAS MUHAMMADIYAH JAKARTA FAKULTAS ILMU PENDIDKAN PROGRAM STUDI BAHASA INGGRIS Skripsi Agustus 2018 Nadya Khairunnisa Adila (2014850043) PENGUNAAN APLIKASI WHEEL DECIDE UNTUK MENINGKATKAN KEMAMPUAN BERBICARA SISWA xvi + 58 lembar, 5 tabel, 12 lampiran
ABSTRAK
Tujuan dari penelitian ini adalah untuk menyelidiki apakah aplikasi wheel decide efektif atau tidak untuk meningkatkan kemampuan berbicara siswa. Penelitian ini dilakukan pada kelas sepuluh siswa SMA Nurul Hikmah dengan 43 siswa sebagai sampel. Penelitian ini mengunakan materi recount teks di kegiatan belajar dan kolaborasi tehnik sebagai pendekatan disaat kegiatan diskusi. Penelitian ini menggunakan metode kuantitatif dengan quasi eksperimen dan purposive sampling dengan menggunakan nilai pre-test dan post test untuk mengumpulkan data. Data dianalisis dengan menggunakan t-test satu kelompok. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan bahwa ada perbedaan yang signifikan dari nilai pre-test ke nilai post test. Total nilai dalam pre test adalah 2440 dengan rata-rata 56,74 sementara total nilai dalam post test adalah 3000 dengan rata-rata 69,76. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan bahwa aplikasi wheel decide efektif untuk meningkatkan kemampuan berbicara siswa khususnya siswa kelas X SMA.
Kata Kunci : kolaborasi tehnik, aplikasi wheel decide , kemampuan berbicara, mengajar berbicara, teks recount.
Daftar Pustaka 19 (2011-2016)
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BOARD OF EXAMINERS APPROVAL
Board of examiners of Faculty of Educational Sciences certifies that thesis
entitled “THE USE OF WHEEL DECIDE APPLICATION TO IMPROVE
STUDENTS‟ SPEAKING SKILLS” written by Nadya Khairunnisa Adila
student‟s registration number 2014850043 was examined by the
committees on 11 August 2018. The thesis has been accepted and
declared to have fulfilled one of the requirements for the degree of “S,Pd”
(S1) in English Education at Faculty of Educational Sciences,
Muhammadiyah University of Jakarta.
Acknowledged by
FACULTY OF EDUCATIONAL SCIENCES Dean,
Dr. Iswan, M,Si.
Board of Examiners Signature Date Ismah, M.Si. Chairperson Zaitun, M.Pd. Secretary Dr. M. Sofian Hadi, M.Pd. Advisor Dr. Ansharullah, M.Ag. M. Ud. Examiner – 1 Zaitun, M.Pd. Examiner – 2
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PAKTA INTEGRITAS
Yang bertanda tangan di bawah ini:
a. Nama : Nadya Khairunnisa Adila
b. Tempat, Tanggal Lahir : Tangerang, 12 april 1997
c. Fakultas/ Prodi : Fakultas Ilmu Pendidikan Bahasa
Inggris
d. Nomor Pokok : 2014850043
e. Alamat Rumah : Kp. Gandoang, rt 02 rw 04kecamatan
cileungsi kabupaten bogor
f. No Tlp/ Tlp Hp : 0898-5609-144
g. Judul Skripsi : The use of wheel decide application to
improve students‟ speaking skills
Dengan ini menyatakan dengan sesungguhnya bahwa seluruh dokumen atau data yang saya sampaikan dalam skripsi ini adalah benar dengan ketentuan yang berlaku, apabila dikemudian hari ditemuka seluruh atau sebagian dokumen atau data yang teridentifikasi penyimpangan, saya bersedia menerima sanksi sesuai dengan perundang-undangan yang berlaku.
Demikian pakta integritas ini saya buat dengan sesungguhnya tanpa ada paksaan dari siapapun, untuk di pergunakan sebagaimana mestinya.
Jakarta, 11 Agustus 2018 Mahasiswa yang bersangkutan
Nadya Khairunnisa Adila
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DEDICATION
“ I dedicated my thesis to my beloved parents, family, friends
and people who always by my side that help and support me
in any condition ”
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
In the name Allah, the Beneficent, the Merciful
Alhamdulillahirobil’alamin. Praised to Allah SWT, Lord of the world,
who has given mercy,blessing and also health, knowledge, patience, and
strength to the writer so that the writer was able to finish this thesis
entitled: The use of wheel decide application to improve students‟
speaking skills. Shalawat is also sent to Prophet Muhammad SAW, His
family, His companion, and his adherence.
In this occasion, the writer would like to express her thanks and
gratitude to her beloved parents, Ujat Sudrajat SE and Suryaningsih and
also her beloved sister Qatrunnada Labibah who always given support,
pray, motivation and moral encouragement to finish her study. The writer
also would like to address her gratitude to her thesis advisor, Dr.
Muhamad Sofian Hadi, M.Pd, who has guided, give suggestion and
always supported her along her thesis writing. Her appreciation and
gratitude also go to:
1. Dr Iswan, M,Si, as the Dean of Faculty of Educational Sciences
Muhammadiyah University of Jakarta.
2. Zaitun, M.Pd, as the Head of English Education Department.
3. All lecturers in English Department that cannot be mentioned on by
one for teaching her precious knowledge and giving wonderful study
experiences.
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4. Iik Abdul Kholik, S.S, M.pd as the headmaster of SMA Nurul Hikmah
who has given the writer permission in doing the research.
5. Siti Zubaidah, S. Pd as the English teacher in SMA Nurul Hikmah.
6. Rachma Thalia, Nadia Ulfah, Ainurrafiah as the writer best friends who
always sharing anything and spend most of the time by her side in the
campus life and also given support and sharing knowledge.
7. Imelda Julia, Syifa Nur Anisa, Iin Sutini, Siti Nurlela, Isnawati, Vera
Rachma Agustiningrum , Vivi Vahyuningsih as the writer best friends
who always by her side anytime and anywhere.
8. Sinta Angraeni and Qonita Zakiyah as the witer partner to chasing mr
sofyan and also for spending time together when consult.
9. All friends in Muhammadiyah University of Jakarta especially in English
Department.
10. The people that the writer can not mention one by one who have been
give motivation, help, and support for the writer to finish this thesis.
At last, the writer realizes that this thesis is still far from perfection.
Therefore, the writer highly appreciated the comments and suggestion
to the improvement of this thesis. Hopefully, this thesis would give
contribution to the another research and can be useful for the readers.
Jakarta, August 2018
The writer,
Nadya Khairunnisa Adila
NIM: 2014850043
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
ABSTRACT .................................................................................... i
ABSTRAK .................................................................................... ii
APPROVAL SHEET .......................................................................... iii
BOARD OF EXAMINERS APPROVAL ............................................. iv
ENDORSEMENT SHEET .................................................................. v
PAKTA INTEGRITAS ........................................................................ vi
PERNYATAAN PERSETUJUAN PUBLIKASI ILMIAH ..................... vii
DEDICATION .................................................................................... viii
MOTTO .................................................................................... ix
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ................................................................. x
TABLE OF CONTENTS .................................................................... xii
LIST OF TABLES .............................................................................. xv
LIST OF APPENDICES ..................................................................... xvi
CHAPTER I INTRODUCTION ............................................................ 1
A. Background of the study ............................................ 1
B. Identification of the problem ...................................... 8
C. Limitation of the problem ........................................... 8
D. Problem of the study .................................................. 9
E. The objective of study ................................................ 9
F. Significances of the study .......................................... 9
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CHAPTER II LITERATURE REVIEW ................................................. 11
A. The Description of the Theories ................................ 11
1. Speaking skill ............................................... 11
a. The Definition of Speaking Skill ....... 11
b. Speaking Aspect .............................. 12
c. Function of Speaking ....................... 15
d. Types of Speaking ........................... 18
e. Speaking Activities ........................... 21
f. Teaching Speaking .......................... 23
g. Recount in the Teaching of Speaking 24
h. Assessing Speaking ........................ 25
2. Collaborative Technique ........................... 26
a. Definition of Collaborative technique ... 26
b. Characteristic of Collaborative Learning 26
3. Wheel Decide Application ......................... 27
a. The definition of wheel decide
application ....................................... 27
b. The Advantages and Disadvantages of
Wheel Decide Application ................ 29
c. Implementing Wheel Decide Application
in Class ............................................ 30
B. Theoretical Framework ............................................. 32
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C. Hypothesis of the Study ............................................. 33
CHAPTER III METHOD AND PROCEDURES .................................... 34
A. Place and time of the research .................................. 34
B. Method of the research .............................................. 34
C. Operation Definition of Variables ............................... 35
D. Population and Sample ............................................. 36
E. Technique of Collecting the Data .............................. 36
F. Technique of analyzing data ...................................... 42
CHAPTER IV FINDING AND INTERPRETATIONS ............................ 45
A. Finding ....................................................................... 45
1. The Description of the Data ................................ 45
2. Data Analysis ....................................................... 48
B. Interpretations ........................................................... 52
CHAPTER V CONCLUSION AND SUGGESTIONS ........................... 54
A. Conclusion ................................................................ 55
B. Suggestions .............................................................. 53
REFERENCES .................................................................................... 57
APPENDICES
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LIST OF TABLES
Table 2.1 Theoretical Framework ...................................................... 32
Table 3.1 Speaking rubric ................................................................ 37
Table 4.1 Students Speaking Skill Scores ........................................ 45
Table 4.2 Diagram of students speaking skills scores ...................... 48
Table 4.3 Statistical table of students‟ pre-test and post-test ............ 48
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LIST OF APPENDICES
Appendix 1 : Lesson Plan
Appendix 2 : Text of Pre-test and post test
Appendix 3 : Pre-test and Post test Scores
Appendix 4 : Validation Letter
Appendix 5 : Table of t Distribution
Appendix 6 : Sheet Witnessed Thesis Examination
Appendix 7 : Guide Letter of University
Appendix 8 : Guide Letter of School
Appendix 9 : Documentation
Appendix 10 : Guidance Consultant Letter
Appendix 11 : Bimbingan Pasca Sidang Skripsi
Appendix 11 : Curriculum Vitae
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CHAPTER I
INTRODUCTION
A. Background of the Study
English is one of language that is quite difficult to learn. In
Indonesia as a foreign language, English is learned from elementary
until collage. In learning English itself there are four skills that must be
mastered, I:e. listening, speaking, reading and writing. Among those
skills, speaking is the most important skill required for communication
according to Rocio (2011:22) People need communication when they
want to say something, transmit information or need to speak. They
use language according to their purpose and it is necessary for there
to be speaker and have good speaking skills for effective
communication. Another definition about speaking according to Kusrini
(2012:1) speaking is the process of oral communication involving the
interaction both speaker and listener in sharing information.
So it is also defined that speaking is conveying idea from one
person to other person through the oral. The use of speaking for
students, they can share and exchange the idea they got from book or
other information. Speaking skill also is the act of generating words
that can be understood by listeners. So if someone good in speaking
skill, they will good also in giving information so that will be easily
understood by others. A good speaking skill will lead someone to
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provide good information to the other. The statement also mention in
Al-Quran.
Based on surrah Al-Azhab:
ا قواٱلل وقولوا قولا سديدا ها ٱلذين ءامنوا ٱت أي (70) ي
(71) يصلح لكم أعمالكم ويغفر لكم ذنوبكم ومن
ا عظيما ورسوله فقد فاز فوزا يطع للا
The meaning:
70. O you who have believed, fear Allah and speak words of
appropriate justice. 72. He will [then] amend for you your deeds and forgive you your sins.
And whoever obeys Allah and His Messenger has certainly attained a
great attainment.
This surrah explain that when you want to speak, then say with
the right word so Allah SWT will [then] amend for you your deeds and
forgive you your sins. So in this surrah allah SWT very advocate
someone to have speaking skills so that when talking, what they
conveyed is the true word and people who hear the information can
understand.
Beside that, speaking is also a very important skill because the
first people will judge how well the ability of one's english from
speaking rather than any other language skills because when
someone can speak fleuncy that means they have a lot of vocabulary,
know how used grammar and of course they know how to pronounce.
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But many of the students think that speaking is the most difficult skill to
be learned because in speaking students must speak directly so, that
for them it is a scared lesson.
During this time in learning English especially in terms of
speaking, teachers more focus ask students to speak in front of the
class with the method of memorization without understanding more
deeply about what content of the material. Also when choose who
students must come forward, the teacher usually will used to choose
the students they feel can do that. Sometime teacher usually call the
name they just remember. So for other students that‟s feels unfair. As
an example in learning recount text to know the ability of students
speaking skill, the teacher just told the students to retell about the
recount text that they was reading before in front of the class without
telling the students to discuss about the contents and meaning of the
recount text together and also to choose who will come forward firstly
sometimes the teacher will choose the students they know and close
with them.
Especially in the learning process, teachers was not use any
media so in the learning process, students visible not enthusiasm and
the atmosphere becomes very strained. This is inefficient because of
the conventional ways of teacher when teaching the students. From
that situation, students will be difficult to improve their speaking skill so
to achieve the speaking learning objectives will be more difficult.
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Moreover, not all students will understand about the learning
material without teacher discuss before and also willing to speak up in
front of the class, because students do not understand what the
content of the text especially when the classroom is strained cause the
teacher does not use any media in learning. Sometimes when the
teacher choose who students come forward, they prepare to choose
students who they know and close without any new innovation. That
makes students not enthusiastic in learning and then students tend to
be silent when teacher asked. Teacher just told the students to
memorize, so when students missed some part what they memorize
they will blank because don't know what next to say.
There the writer found out percentage in learning process of
students especially in speaking skill. There are results of the
percentage: 10% students‟ lack of reading, 20% students‟ lack of
writing, 25% students‟ lack of listening and 45% students‟ lack of
reading. In this percentage the writers know that 45% students are
lack of speaking from the writer experience in 1nd grade of senior high
school the writer found some problems that occur in students
improving their speaking skills. It was found that Most of them
difficulties to speak up in the class cause classroom atmosphere with
the result that, students become quiet and shy when speaking so
when teacher asked who wants to go forward to tell about recount
text, no one of students is willing, they are afraid to make oral
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mistakes because they are scare of what they memorize was forget.
Cause teacher just ordered students to memorize and explain in front
of the class but do not give the opportunity for students to discuss
about the material of recount text with their friends.
So that when they missed one sentence they will afraid and
confuse what the next sentence, students lack of self-confidence till
they are not forced to express themselves in front the other people
and the last, teacher not use media in speaking learning so that in
learning activity students quickly feel bored and look not enthusiastic
and so many students who not pay attention. That makes students
difficult to improve their speaking skills.
Therefore to solve the problem and improve students speaking
skill there are several media that can be applied in class and one of
the media is “wheel decide application”. “Wheel decide application”
itself is an application launched on october 2012 According to Wheel
Decide official website in (http://wheeldecide.com/), Wheel decide is a
game-shaped application with free online spinner tool that alows to
create on digital wheel for dicision making, many of people used this
application for games for spand their time like play truth or dare,
determine something that considered difficult decide what they do with
their friends and many more but Wheel decide application not just can
use for games but also can use for another field like for tools,
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education, business, developing and publishing. Here the writer will be
more focus on using wheel decide application in learning English.
In order to apply wheel decide application in teaching English,
the writer choose the recount text as the teaching material and
collaborative technique as the approach for discussion activity. First
the writer divides the students into several groups. The function of
forming the group itself is to place students exchanging opinions on
the recount text material that has been taught with their friends,
questioning each other when there is something they do not know and
also when one member of group come forward and forget about what
he must say, the member who not come forward will help by give a
clue about what he can talk for next.
Second, the writer discusses about recount text and the
example. After that the writer gives the students‟ time to discuss with
the group that has been previously shared to discuss about the
content and meaning of the recount text. Besides, the writer also
provides an opportunity for students to ask about what students do not
know before the writer choose students to tell about recount text by
using “wheel decide application”. so in speaking practice, students not
only memorize the recount text but also know and understand it and
the last writer will use “wheel decide application” for give student 1
question which they must answer to little measure the students ability
about that recount text.
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There were 2 previous studies research but different media with
this study. First , Maria (2015) did her research paper entitled
“Improving students‟ speaking skill by using talking stick methode”.
Here the researcher used classroom action research as research
methodology and to collecting data used qualitative and quantitative.
The result of this study showed that talking stick methode can improve
students‟ speaking skill it can be seen from improvments of the
students‟ speaking score from score pre-test until post-test 2.
Another previous study was from Setieya (2015) entitled
“Improving students speaking ability by using talking stick technique”.
Here the researcher used quantitative experimental method as
research methodology and to collecting data used pre-test and post-
test. The result of the study showed that Talking Stick technique
improve students speaking ability and can be used by the teacher in
teaching speaking.
Actually the process of learning talking stick method and wheel
decide application is almost similar. Talking stick itself referring to
Imas kurniasih and berlin sani (2015:82-83) is a method in the learning
process by using a stick, student who gets the stick must answer the
question by the teacher ask. That 2 previous studies research use
talking stick as a media and methode to improve students speaking
skills. But here the writer want to use wheel decide application to
improve students speaking skill.
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Based on the above statments, the writer takes the title of this
study as ” The Use of Wheel Decide Application to Improve Students‟
Speaking Skills”.
B. Identification of the problem
Based on the background of the study above, the writer find
some problem as:
1) Students difficult to speak up in the class.
2) Students being quite and shy when speaking in teaching learning.
3) Students lack of self-confidence.
4) Students are afraid to making oral mistakes.
5) Students‟ fells unfair when teacher usually choose the students
they know and close to come forward.
6) Teachers not use any media in speaking learning.
C. Limititation of the Study
It is imposible to discuss all problems above. Therefore, the
study focuses on the use of wheel decide application to improve
students‟ speaking skills to class ten in SMA Nurul Hikmah. The writer
uses “wheel decide application” as media in this study.
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D. Problem of the study
The writer focuses on the investigation of the effect of wheel
decide application to improve students sepaking skill. So the question
of the research is: “does wheel decide application improve students‟
speaking skills”.
E. The Objective of the Study
This study has an objective to investigate whether Wheel
decide application can be use as media to improve students‟ speaking
skills.
F. Significance of the Study
The results of this research have both theoritically and practically:
1. Theoritically
The writer hopes that the result of the research can be
used as information for all people that wheel decide application is
one of media that can use in learning speaking activity to
improve speaking skills.
2. Practically
a. The students
The researcher hope that wheel decide application will
improve students speaking skill, expecially for class tenth in
SMA Nurul Hikmah.
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b. The teacher
Through this study, the writer will be able to increase
teaching speaking better and by wheel decide application the
writer can give additional contribution to English teachers to
develop their media to teach English education.
c. The writer
Through this study the writer can be know that there
are many media to improve speaking skil.
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CHAPTER II
LITERATURE REVIEW
A. The Description of the Theories
1. Speaking Skill
a. The Definition of Speaking Skill
Speaking is the most important skill required for
communication because speaking is a speech production that
becomes a part of our daily activities. Speaking does not only
production words but also need a complex though especially
for communication. According to Usha (2016:74)
Communication means sharing meaning from one people to
other until they understand to each other information. This
explanation supported by Channey in Jondeya (2011:14) In
speaking people will sharing meaning by producing and
receiving information through verbal and non-verbal symbol in
variety of context. In speaking, people express their thoughts
through word and talk about perception, feeling and intentions
they want other people to grasp and understand.
There are some definitions of speaking to start with
Nunan in zaki (2014:10) speaking is the productive oral skill
and it consists of producing systematic verbal utterance to
convey meaning. Meanwhile Aljadili (2014:10) said that
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Speaking is the process of sharing knowledge, emotions,
needs, opinion or ideas that take place between the speaker
and the listener.
Based on the previous definition, the writer concludes
that speaking is the process of tell something to another
person until they know the information what we talk. Speaking
also the ability to say, to address, to known, to use or be able
to use a given language in the actual communication and
speaking skill also is act of generating words that can be
understood by listeners. A good speaker is clear and
informative in case of delivering information.
b. Speaking Aspect
To have good speaking skills, students must practice
speaking English as often as possible. So that, they are able
to speak English fluently and accurately. Brown also explain in
Lia (2015:12) there are 4 speaking aspect to know the
students speaking skill. As follow:
1) Pronunciation
Pronunciation is the sound in familiar way that
make someone able to understand what the speaker
means. For students, Pronunciation is the way to produce
clearly language when they speak. To make a successful
communication, the speakers need to be able to deliver
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clear massager for listeners. Here for pronunciation the
students not required have sound like native speakers but
the most important is the listeners can understand what
the speakers talk. Referring to Chen Lin (2014:17) great
pronunciation competence in English is able to make
others understand easily. It is not necessary to speak
English like native but well enough to be understood.
2) Vocabulary
Vocabulary is one of the very important aspects that
support speaking performance to communication.
Vocabulary also can define as a set of lexemes, consisting
single world, compound words and idioms that are
typically used when talking something. To be able to
speak fluently and accurately, speaker should master
enough vocabulary and has capability to use it accurately.
Without having a sufficient vocabulary, someone cannot
communicate effectively or express their ideas in both oral
and written form. Having limited vocabulary is also a
barrier that precludes learners from learning a language.
Another opinion stated by Alqahtani (2015:25)
vocabulary can define as the total number of word that is
needed to communicate ideas and express the speakers‟
meaning. From all that definition, can concluded that
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vocabulary is important to speak activity because without
many vocabulary students will difficult to express their idea
and communicate to each other so it is difficult to improve
their speaking skills.
3) Fluency
Fluency can be defined as the ability to speak
fluently and accurately. Here the students use language
spontaneously and confidently without under pauses
hesitation. That means the speakers does not have to
spend a lot of time to express their message in the
speaking activity. Fluency also refers to how well a
learner communicates meaning rather than how many
mistakes they make in grammar, pronunciation and
vocabulary.
4) Accuracy
Accuracy is an ability to produce sentences or
utterance with correct grammar. Accuracy also according
to British council is refers to how correct learners‟ in the
use of the language system. Like use grammar,
pronunciation and vocabulary. Students have good
speaking if when speak up, the grammar that used can be
understood. That‟s mean when students want to speak up
they must arrange correct sentence and use grammar until
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the sentence they speak can understood by other. Here
the speakers need to follow the rules of the language such
as grammar and structure to be able to speak accurately.
c. Function of speaking
According to Brown and Yule in Jondeya (2011: 16-17)
there are three functions of speaking:
1) Talk as Interaction
Talk as interaction refers to normally mean by
“conversation” or talk with each other and describes
interaction. Like when people meet someone they
exchange greeting, engage in small talk and recount recent
experience to their friends or daily communication that
interaction with other people. This about interactive
communication which is done spontaneously to try
conveying their massage to other people. Here focus more
on the speakers and how they wish to present them self to
each other.
Example:
a) Students telling their friends an amusing weekend
experience and hearing her recount a similar experience
she once had. (Sharing personal recount).
b) A student chatting to her professor while waiting for an
elevator.
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c) Students joking with their friends.
2) Talk as Transaction
Talks as transaction refers to situation where the focus
is on what is said or done. The speaker give massage and
making oneself understood clearly and accurately is the
central focus, rather than the participants and how they
interact socially with each other. So, this talk focuses on the
exchange of information.
Example:
a. Classroom group discussions and problem-solving
activities
b. A class activity during which students design a poster
c. Making telephone call to obtain flight information
d. Asking someone for directions on the street
There are two different types of talk as transaction:
(1) Involves situation where the focus is on giving and
receiving information and where the participants focus
primarily on what is said or achieved (e.g., asking
someone for direction) accuracy may not be priority, if
information is successfully communicated or
understood.
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(2) This transaction that focuses on obtains goods or
services, such as checking into a hotel or ordering
food in restaurant.
For example:
a) The following exchange was observed in a café
b) Describing something
c) Asking for clarification
d) Confirming information
e) Etc.
3) Talk as Performance
Talk that can usefully be distinguished has been called talk
as performance. Talk as performance tends to be in the form of
monolog rather than dialog, often follows a recognizable format
(e.g., a speech of welcome) and is closer to written language
that conversational language. So here the talk we produce by
self and more meaningful statements.
Example:
a) The opening of a fall welcome speech given by a university
President.
b) Making sales presentation.
c) Story telling.
d) Class debate activity.
e) Tell the lesson in front of the class
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f) Public announcements.
g) Publics Talk.
d. Types of Speaking
There are 6 type of classroom speaking performance
according to Brown in Bahesti, Ali and Atefeh (2016:178):
1) Imitative
Imitative is an effort to imitate what they hear. For
example, students repeat the recorder, learners practice an
intonation contour or try to pinpoint a certain vowel sound.
They are learning to imitate what the speakers speak. This
makes them more aware of the use of language. This
activity can also be listening monologue and they practice
the monologue. This is for focusing on some element of
language form. The activity is usually performed in from of
drilling.
2) Intensive
The intensive speaking is one step beyond imitative to
include any speaking performance that is designed to
practice some phonological or grammatical aspect of
language. Intensive speaking can be self-initiated, or it can
even from part of some pair work activity, where learners
are “going over” certain forms of language.
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3) Responsive
Responsive is like students give speech in the
classroom and give reaction, comment when teacher or
their friends ask.
Example:
Teacher : How are you today?
Students : Pretty good, thanks, and you?
Teacher : What is the main idea in this text?
Students : The United Nations should have more
authority.
In this case, students will be trained to have an
authentic speaking to interaction with each other. Here the
students need to respond when someone ask so their
speaking skill more improve.
4) Transaction (dialogue)
Transaction is carried out for conveying or
exchanging specific information. Here the students make
dialog to communication use their idea and opinion.
Example :
T: What is the main idea in this text?
S: The United Nations should have more authority.
T: More authority than what?
S: Than it does right now.
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T: What do you mean?
S: Well, for example, the United Nation should have the
power to force a country like Iraq to destroy its nuclear
weapons.
T: you don‟t think the United Nation has that power now?
S: Obviously not. Iraq is still manufacturing nuclear bombs.
5) Interpersonal (dialogue)
Interpersonal is more for maintaining social
relationships than for transmission of fact and information
Example:
Amy : Hi, Bob, how‟s it going?
Boby : Oh, so-so
Amy : Not a great weekend, huh?
Boby : Well, far be it from me to criticize, but I‟m pretty
miffed about last week
Amy : What are you talking about?
Boby : I think you know perfectly what I‟m talking about.
6) Extensive
Extensive is more use for intermediate or advanced
levels. Example for this activity is oral report, summaries or
perhaps oral speeches. In extensive monologue, when
performance students can be prepared what they want to
speak or improve their performance.
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e. Speaking Activities
To help students develop their speaking skill, there are
some activities used in the classroom as follows:
1) Discussion
Discussion is probably the most commonly used in the
speaking classroom activity. According to Witherspoon,
Gary and Courtney (2016:15) Teacher use discussion in the
classroom to help students build discussion skills, such as
learning to listen to other, evaluating arguments and
formulating and communicating their own views. There are
many type of discussion like buzz group, instants comment,
formal debates, unplanned discussion and reaching a
consensus.
2) Role-play
Referring to Kusnierek (2015:81) in role-play, learners are
usually given information about a ‟role‟ (e.g. a person or a
job title) and also teacher can gives information to the
learners such as who they are and what they think or feel.
For example, the teacher can tell the students that “you are
EXO members, you want go to your concert and say thank
to your friend”.
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3) Simulation
Simulation is very similar to role-plays but what makes
simulation different than role plays is more elaborate. In
simulation, students can bring items to the class to create
realistic environment. For instance, if students are acting as
a computer seller, they bring computer and demonstrate it
and so on.
4) Storytelling
According to National storytelling network, storytelling is the
interactive art of using words and action reveal the
elements and images of a story while encouraging the
listener's imagination. In storytelling the students must
understand the story and tell the story with their own
language. Other definition from Zaro and Saberi in Anik
(2013:20) Storytelling is an activity which requires a certain
level of information between storyteller and audience and
between individual and listener. So, in storytelling is more
like give information about the story by using sentence and
action with aim the listener can understand and imagine
what the speaker talks.
5) Prepared Talk
This activity allows a student‟s (or group of students) make
a presentation on a topic their own choice. Here the
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students not talk spontaneous or oral presentation. The
teachers give opportunities the students to preparation and
rehearse their presentation.
6) Questionnaires
This is an interactive activity. Through this activity the
questionnaires and respondent say something to each
other that related with the information they learn and the
questions prepared before.
7) Information Gap
In information gap, students are supposed to be working in
pairs. One student will have the information that other
doesn‟t know. From that, the students who know the
information will share their information. Here each partner
plays an important role because the task cannot be
completed if the partner does not provide the information
the other need.
f. Teaching Speaking
Teaching speaking is a process to transfer knowledge from
lecturer to the learner about how to speak and get information
correctly. People speak English for many purposes. One goal of
teaching speaking skill is to communicate efficiently. Learners
should be able to make themselves understood and using their
current proficiency to the fullest.
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The success of productive skill (writing and speaking skill)
was depending on the way teacher organize the activities and how
they respond to the students work.
g. Recount in the Teaching of Speaking
Recount has the meaning a story usually tells about
someone‟s experience. So, the focus of the story is about anything
happen to someone. In recount, the story told is an real story or
can said it is not just writer‟s fantasy and also the events or the
story that have occurred is in the past so when telling or retelling
about recount story, the speakers must uses past tense. There are
various example of recount story such as:
1) News reports
2) Police reports
3) Eyewitness account
4) Biography
5) Autobiography
6) Historical books
7) Historical story
8) Journal
9) diary
10) Etc.
In teaching speaking, the writer will use recount story with the
kind of biography to improve students speaking skill. The example
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of biography uses for this study is biography of R.A Kartini,
biography of Susilo Bambang Yudoyono, biography of B.J Habibi.
To teach recount in speaking, wheel decide application is
chosen to be applied. Here wheel decide application use in the
classroom to help the students more understand about recount
story , more active in the learning activity and also to choose who
the students must come forward the first until the last.
h. Assessing Speaking
Test is a procedure for measuring ability, knowledge or
performance of someone. Actually in the learning activity, speaking
test is used to test students‟ proficiency. For assessing students
speaking skills, there are some speaking activities can use in the
learning activity, as follow:
a) Discussion
b) Role-play
c) Simulation
d) Storytelling
e) Prepared Talk
f) Questionnaires
g) Information Gap
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2. Collaborative Technique
a. Definition of Collaborative technique
Collaborative technique according to Mac Gregor in Laal
(2011:492) is a teaching approach that involves groups of
students working to solve a problem, complete a task or create
a product. Usually, students are working in groups of two or
more, mutually searching for understanding, solutions,
meanings, or creating a produce. Other definition from Dillen in
Ali (2015:1) collaborative technique is a situation in which two
or more people learn or attempt to learn something. In the
research the writer use collaborative technique in the learning
activity when the student discus with their group about recount
text.
b. Characteristic of Collaborative Learning
In the collaborative learning (collaborative approach) have
some characteristic, such as:
1) Students have common goal.
2) Students collect ideas and data.
3) Students exchange their experiences.
4) Students talking to each other to solve common problem
together.
5) Help each other to get good academic achievement.
6) Students prepare their ideas and data.
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3. Wheel Decide Application
a. Definition of Wheel Decide Application
Wheel decide is an application launched on October 2012
According to Wheel Decide official website in
(http://wheeldecide.com/). Wheel decide is a free online spinner
tool that allows to create on digital wheel for decisions making,
many of people used this application for games for spend their
time like play truth or dare, decide what they do with their
friends and many more, but Wheel decide application not just
can use for games but also can use for another field as follow:
1) Games
a) Used for fun group games like Catch Phrase, Truth or
Dare, Celebrity, or Cards Against Humanity.
b) Replace lost board game tools like spinners, dice, and
playing cards. Can also use it to build teams and
decide who goes first.
c) Used for organizing a special event like trivia, improve
comedy, or a debate, spin a wheel of categories to
involve the audience more and break the monotony of
a linear experience.
2) Tools
a) Decision of what task to do can be daunting when
there‟s nothing or everything taking priority. Spin a
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wheel decide to do list and knock off each task in a
random order.
b) On the stage or in the studio, wheels can introduce
improvisational or random elements into the music,
art, writing, theatre, or improve comedy. Mix the show
up with a wheel decide.
c) Wheel decide as a wise. Let it tell the fortune or use it
to tell others‟ fortune with wheel decide like the Magic
8-Ball, Yes or No, and the Tarot Wheel.
3) Business
a) Used for businesses to administer prize giveaways,
contests, and promotions. Distribute sales incentives,
discounts, or free gifts in style.
b) Write names on slips of paper for donor raffle project
a wheel decide for all to see at the event.
4) Developers and publisher
a) Make engaging experience on the website by
peppering in an embedded wheel or two. Spice it up
even more with customizations like adding the logo.
b) Encourage more activity on the website with a wheel
that reveals extra content, randomly navigates to
other pages, or brings life to a simple list.
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5) Education
a) Students‟ selector, write students‟ names in wheel
decide application and find random students in class
to answer question or to present in the class.
b) Choose topics and question randomly.
c) Substitute Flash card to learn about vocabulary or
spelling games.
d) Give group assignment for students.
Here the writer uses wheel decide application for education.
b. The Advantage and Disadvantage of Wheel Decide
Application
1) The Advantage
There are some advantages teaching speaking by using
wheel decide application in the class, as follow:
a) Students more enthusiast, interest and interactive in
learning activity.
b) In class students more active to speaking English.
c) The atmosphere in the class become more fun and not
strain.
d) Every students have same chance to forward in the
class because with Wheel decide application, the
selection will fair.
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2) The Disadvantages
Besides advantages, wheel decide application also have
some disadvantages in learning activity, as follow:
a) Difficult to use when not enough time because here the
students come forward one by one so in learning
activity need more time to get the aims of the study.
b) When in the class have a lot of students that make less
conducive situation because not all students can
participant in the learning activity and also can make
students busy to talking with their friends. this can make
some noisy sound in the class.
c) Difficult to use in the place that do not have a good
signal because this online application.
c. Implementing Wheel Decide application in class
To implementing wheel decide in class,
1) The writer creates several groups. The function of this group
is to discuss when the writer finishes delivering the material.
2) The writer conveys the subject material will be study, after
completing the material, the writer gives the students a
chance to ask in advance about things they do not
understand in the text.
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3) The writer previously told students about wheel decide
application and what will do with that application in learning
activity.
4) After that the writer gives time to the group to discuss and
study the subject matter and discuss the problems contained
in the text.
5) After that, the writer asks the students to pay attention
because to choose who will be called by the writer. Here the
writer using wheel decide application.
6) After out whom the name will go forward next student will go
ahead and explain about the material that had be learn
before one by one. To measure students understanding
about that material, the writer give one question for students
answer. Here the question from material that has been
taught.
7) Here the writer gives 3 minutes for students talk. When
students cannot answer, members of the group can help by
giving a clue.
8) After most students get a turn, the writer will provide a review
of all student answers and summarize the material together.
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B. Theoretical Framework
Table 1: Theoretical framework
In speaking learning, there are various kinds of problems that
hinder students to develop their speaking skills, such problems as
most of student‟s difficulties to speak up in the class, being quiet and
shy when speaking because the students have lack of self-confidents
until afraid to making oral mistakes and the last is the learning activity
is not enthusiastic because teacher not use any media in the class.
That problem makes students difficult to improve their speaking skills.
Speaking skill its self is the ability to say, to address, to make known,
to use or be able to use a given language in the actual
communication. So it is very important for students to improve their
speaking skills. To solve the problem the writer tried to use wheel
decide application. Wheel decide application is a free online spinner
Speaking Skill
Wheel Decide Application
Problem in speaking skill
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tool that allows to create on digital wheel for decisions making, here
the writer used wheel decide for select students who will get a turn
forward and also choose what students should do later.
C. Hypothesis of the Study
Based on the theories and relational above the hypothesis will
be formulate as follow:
H0 : Wheel decide application does not improve students‟ speaking
skills.
H1 : Wheel decide application improve Students‟ speaking skills.
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CHAPTER III
METHODS AND PROCEDURES
A. Time and Place of the Study
The writer did the research of this study at SMA Nurul Hikmah
which has A accreditation. Located on JL.Raya Jonggol Km.3 Cibucil
village RT 008/003 Sukamanah jonggol subdistrict, Bogor regency
code post 16830. The research was conducted from october 24th 2017
to February 28th 2018. In this research, the writer will focus on
students‟ speaking skills and the uses of Wheel decide application to
improve students‟ speaking skills.
B. Method of the Study
The method that used by the writer in this study is quantitative
experiment with quasi experiment. In quasi experimental research, the
writer used pre-test , treatment and post-test design.
1. Pre-test
In order to know students ability in speaking. Here the pre-
test given before treatment. The writer will give pre-test to know
the students speaking ability before treatment.
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2. Treatment
After giving the pre-test, the writer using wheel decide
application for teaching in the classroom. The writer teaches by
used Wheel decide application.
3. post-test
Post-test. It was given to the students after treatment to
know the students achievment and progress.
C. Operation Definition of Variables
There are two types of variables, either independent variable
or variable X and dependent variable or variable Y.
1. Independent variable or variable X is wheel decide application
Wheel decide application is one of the media that can use
to improve students‟ speaking skills. In wheel decide application,
the teacher decide who will show the first until the last and also to
make students prepare well.
2. Dependent variable or variable Y is Speaking skills
Speaking skills means the students have ability to say, to
address, to make known, to use or be able to use a given
language in the actual communication and can make other people
understood what they said.
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D. Population and Sample
1. Population
The population of this research will be done in the 10th
grade at SMA Nurul Hikmah. The total of students in SMA Nurul
Hikmah was 212 students with 6 classes. Here the writer used one
class for research.
2. Sample
The sample will be chosen purposive because in the
research the writer wants to get representative data that matches
with the criteria so that in the chose sample, the writer uses
purposive sampling. Here the teacher will give which class that the
writer can use for research. The writer get class 10 IPA as a
sample in the research. The class consists of 43 students which
have 33 female students and 10 male students.
E. Technique of Collecting the Data
In collecting the data, the writer used some instruments, such us:
1. Observation
In observation, the writer observes with the teacher in 10th grade to
know which class that can be used for research.
2. Data
Before do teaching activity, the writer previously ask some
information about the student from the data that teacher have
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before. Like data about student‟s biodata, students speaking score,
students problem in class and many more.
3. Interview
In order to know more information about the students, the writer
interviews the teacher and students. This information used to
completing the data.
4. Test
The writer do pre-test and post test to know about students‟
progress in speaking skill and also know whether wheel decide
application can improve students speaking skill or no.
In order to know students speaking skill here the writer use
speaking rubric from David P. Harris in Arini (2015:26)
Table 3.1
Speaking Rubric
No Criteria Rating
Scores
Description
1 Pronunciation 5 Has few traces of foreign
language
4 Always intelligible, though
one is conscious of a
definite accent.
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3 Pronunciation problem
necessities concentrated
listening and occasionally
lead to misunderstanding.
2 Very hard to understand
because of pronunciation
problem, most frequently
be asked to repeat.
1 Pronunciation problem to
serve as to make speech
virtually unintelligible
2 Grammar 5 Make few (if any)
noticeable. Errors of
grammar and word order
4 Occasionally makes
grammatical and or word
orders error that do ot,
however obscure meaning.
3 Make frequent errors of
grammar and word order,
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which occasionally
obscure meaning.
2 Grammar and word order
errors make
comprehension difficult,
must often rephrases
sentence.
1 Error in grammar and word
order. So severe as to
make speech virtually
unintelligible.
3 Fluency 5 Speech as fluent and
efforts less as that of
native speaker.
4 Speed of speech seems to
be slightly affected by
language problem.
3 Speed and fluency are
rather strongly affected by
language problem.
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2 Usually hesitant, often
forced into silence by
language limitation.
1 Speech is so halting and
fragmentary as to make
conversation virtually
impossible.
4 Vocabulary 5 Use of vocabulary and
idioms is virtually that of
native speakers.
4 Sometimes uses
inappropriate terms and
must rephrase ideas
because of lexical and
equities
3 Frequently uses the wrong
words conversation
somewhat limited because
of inadequate vocabulary.
2 Misuse of words and very
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limited vocabulary makes
comprehension quite
difficult
1 Vocabulary limitation so
extreme as to make
conversation virtually
impossible.
5 Comprehension 5 Appears to understand
everything without
difficulty.
4 Understand nearly
everything at normal speed
although occasionally
repetition may be
necessary
3 Understand most of what
is said at slower than
normal speed without
repetition
2 Has great difficulty
following what is said. Can
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comprehend only “social
conversation” spoken
slowly and with frequently
repetitions.
1 Cannot be said to
understand even simple
conversation
Score 5 4 3 2 1
0-4 5-8 9-12 13-16 17-20
Poor Good
enough
good Very good Excellent
F. Technique of Analyzing the Data
After collecting the data by using those pre and post tests
above, the writer analyzed the result of the tests by using t-test one
group. The statistical analysis used to analyze the data in this
research was t-test one group which aims to find out the average of
the difference of the data. The data obtained from the pre-test and
post-test scores were calculated by using the formula:
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t-test one group
√
√
( )
∑
( )
The steps of Paired Sample t-test are as follow:
1. determining MEAN of DIFFERENCE score of 1 and 2
Note: = total of Students‟ gained score of experimental class.
2. Determining DEGREES of FREEDOM (df)
N-1
Note: N is all sample of the experiment.
3. Determining VAR
( )
∑
( )
4. Determining STANDARD DEVIATION
√
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CHAPTER IV
FINDING AND INTERPRETATIONS
A. Findings
1. The Description of the Data
The writer held this study by teaching at (10) tenth grade of
SMA Nurul Hikmah that was done in one class that is X IPA. The
data show in this part were collected from students‟ scores in
speaking pre-test and post-test. The writer used pre-test before
doing the treatment and gave post test after the treatment. The
findings of the research can be describe as follows:
Table 4.1
Students’ Speaking Skill Scores
No Name
Test
PRE
TEST
POST
TEST
1 Abdurrohman 40 60
2 Ade renita 70 80
3 Andi Muhammad Rheza 70 80
4 Angga renaldi 60 80
5 Anisa Putri 60 80
6 Anita Adhia vira Mahrani 70 80
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7 Apriyanti 50 60
8 Arleta Caroline Camama 60 70
9 Daffa Aqshal Camama 80 90
10 Desti Rahmawati 40 60
11 Dinda Lestari 40 50
12 Efi Rahmawati 40 60
13 Eliska Lestari 40 50
14 Galang Damar Waskito 60 80
15 Giwin Anisa Putri Yani 50 60
16 Hoerum Nisa 60 70
17 Iis Kholisoh 50 60
18 Mira Andini 50 60
19 Mayang Sekar Mustika 60 80
20 Mediananto Fatani 50 60
21 Muhamad Aldi Khoir 70 80
22 Nati Komalasari 70 80
23 Nursih 70 80
24 Prima Bintang Maulana 90 100
25 Pupu Purnama Sari 50 60
26 Qonita Nisriana 60 80
27 Rima Renjani 50 70
28 Silvia Choerunisa Nur 50 60
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Habibah
29 Siti nurlela 50 60
30 Siti Nurpadlia 50 60
31 Sri Ayu 70 80
32 Sri Rahayu 70 80
33 Susi Apriani 60 70
34 Tasya Yulizar 60 70
35 Tuti Alawiyah 50 70
36 Windi Erica Pratiwi 50 60
37 Wisnu Aji Saputra 60 80
38 Siti Nurlela 50 60
39 Muhammad Ravly 50 70
40 Nuraeni Rizka Maulani 40 60
41 Dinda Oktaviani 50 60
42 Nunik 50 60
43 Ayu navyta 70 80
TOTAL 2440 3000
MEAN 56.74 69.76
The table of students‟ speaking scores showed that students have
various score. In pre-test, the lowest score is 40 and the highest score
is 90 with the explain that 6 students get 40, 16 students get 50, 10
students get 60, 9 students get 70, 1 student get 80 and 1 student get
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90 with the total score 2440 and mean 56.74. For post-test, the lowest
score is 50 and the highest score 100 with the explain that 2 students
get 50, 17 students get 60, 7 students get 70, 15 students get 80, 1
student get 80 and 1 student get100 with the total score 3000 and
mean 69.76. Those scores were summarized as in table 4.2.
4.2 diagram of students’ speaking skill scores
2. Data Analysis
Table 4.3
Statistical table of students’ pre and post test
No Pre test
Post
test
(( )
(( )
)
1 40 60 20 13 7 49
2 70 80 10 13 -3 9
Total Score
Mean0
500
1000
1500
2000
2500
3000
Pre test Posttest
56,74 69,76
Total Score
Mean
49
3 70 80 10 13 -3 9
4 60 80 20 13 7 49
5 60 80 20 13 7 49
6 70 80 10 13 -3 9
7 50 60 10 13 -3 9
8 60 70 10 13 -3 9
9 80 90 10 13 -3 9
10 40 60 20 13 7 49
11 40 50 10 13 -3 9
12 40 60 20 13 7 49
13 40 50 10 13 -3 9
14 60 80 20 13 7 49
15 50 60 10 13 -3 9
16 60 70 10 13 -3 9
17 50 60 10 13 -3 9
18 50 60 10 13 -3 9
19 60 80 20 13 7 49
20 50 60 10 13 -3 9
21 70 80 10 13 -3 9
22 70 80 10 13 -3 9
23 70 80 10 13 -3 9
24 90 100 10 13 -3 9
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25 50 60 10 13 -3 9
26 60 80 20 13 7 49
27 50 70 20 13 7 49
28 50 60 10 13 -3 9
29 50 60 10 13 -3 9
30 50 60 10 13 -3 9
31 70 80 10 13 -3 9
32 60 70 10 13 -3 9
33 50 60 10 13 -3 9
34 60 70 10 13 -3 9
35 50 70 20 13 7 49
36 50 60 10 13 -3 9
37 60 80 20 13 7 49
38 50 60 10 13 -3 9
39 50 70 20 13 7 49
40 40 60 20 13 7 49
41 50 60 10 13 -3 9
42 50 60 10 13 -3 9
43 70 80 10 13 -3 9
∑ 56.74 69.76 560 907
The result of table (4.2) indicate that the mean of pre test is 56.74,
mean of post test is 69,76 and the gain score of pre test and post test
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is 560. The table showed that the score of students poste test is higher
than students‟ pre-test.
This result the writer calculated based on the steps of the t-test
formula,as follows:
Determine mean of difference score of one and two:
Determining VAR:
( )
∑
(( ) )
( )
Determining standard deviation:
√
√
Datermining tcal or T CALCULATION:
√
√
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Table 4.3
The Result of Hypothesis Test
t-calculation t-table
(α)=0,05
Significant
23.63 2.018 Significant
The calculation above explains that the result of t0 23.63 and ttable with
degrees of freedom (df) obtained 2.018 The significance value of less
than 0,05 and tcalculatin>ttable. In summary, using “wheel decide
application” to improve speaking skills is effective.
B. Interpretation
As the writer mentioned on Chapter II, the writer proposed the
hypothesis as follows:
1. (H0) : wheel decide application does not improve students‟ speaking
skills.
2. (H1) : Wheel decide application improve students‟ speaking skills.
In order to prove the hypothesis, the writer has the assumption
as below:
Based on the result of t-test calculation above, 3.65 was
obtained in the degree of freedom (df) 23.63 with the degree of
significance 5%, it gained score 2.018. The result of calculation
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revealed tcal (t-calculation) 23.63>tt(t-table) 2.018. Since tcal be higher
than tt score obtained from the result of the calculation, the alternative
hypothesis (H1) was accepted while the null hypothesis (Ho) was
rejected.
If the result of tcalculatiion is higher than ttable the alternate
hypothesis (H1) is accepted and null hypothesis (H0) is rejected. Thus,
the data analysis revealed that there is an improvement on the using
of wheel decide application in teaching speaking skill for ten graders.
can see from post-test scores of students‟ speaking performance after
being treated with wheel decide application were higher than their
scores before the treatment. It can be seen from the students‟ post-
test scores of 69.76 which were higher than their pre-test scores of
56.74, the post-test improvement score is 13.02. The significance
score of students‟ speaking test results was higher than 0.05 showed
that using wheel decide application in 10th grade students of SMA
Nurul Hikmah can improve their speaking skills.
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CHAPTER V
CONCLUSIONS AND SUGGESTIONS
A. Conclusions
Based on the result of research about the use of wheel decide
application to improve students speaking skills, the writer conclude that
wheel decide application improved speaking skills of the students. It
can be seen from the students speaking score between before used
wheel decide application and after used wheel decide application in
learning activity. In score pre-test or before used wheel decide
application in learning activity, the result showed that the mean of the
students was 56.74 and after used wheel decide application in learning
activity, result from the mean of the students in score post-test was
69.74. It means the score of post-test was higher than the score in pre-
test. So it can be conclude that there was a different score to more
better when using wheel decide application in the class
While the result from the data analysis showed that the value of
tcalculation (23.63) was higher than the value of ttable (2.018) at the
significance level 5%. It can be conclude that null hypothesis (H0) was
rejected and alternate hypothesis was accepted (H1). That‟s means
there is significance difference teaching in class by using wheel decide
application and without using wheel decide application. From that
result, showed that the use of wheel decide application to improve
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students speaking skills gives significant effect on students speaking
skills in ninth grade students of SMA Nurul Hikmah.
B. Suggestion
Based on the findings of the researcher, several suggestions
are proposed as follows:
1. For the teacher
The writer suggests the teacher should use various media in
learning activity especially in speaking skills. So the teaching and
learning process in class will more enjoyable and make students
more interest to learn in the class. One of the media teacher should
use in the class was wheel decide application. Cause beside easy
to apply in the class, wheel decide application also can make
students more interest in the learning process.
2. For the students
The writer suggest to students to improve their speaking
skills, its more good if students more used to speak English in the
class so they will be more familiar with the English language and
also more confident when speak up in the class.
3. For the other researcher
The writer suggest to other researcher. This research can be
used to reference for their research about speaking skills so they
will prepare well for the next research.
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4. For the school
The writer suggests to schools more improve the facilities
and infrastructure in the class so the learning objective can be more
achieved.
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Appendix 1 : Lesson Plan
LESSON PLAN
Name of School : SMA Nurul Hikmah
Subject : English
Grade/Semester : X IPA/2
Theme : Recount text
Skill : Speaking
Time Allocation : 2 x 45 minutes
A. Standard Competence
Analyzing social function, stucture of the text, and linguistic elements of
the recount text about biography according to the contexts of the use.
B. Basic Competence
Students can analyze the social function, text structure, and linguistic
elements of the recount text about biography.
C. Learning Objective
1. Students students can identify the social function, text structure, and linguistic
elements of the recount text.
2. Students can understand the meaning of recount text in oral and written.
3. Students know and understanding recount text about biography.
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D. Teaching-Learning Methode
Retelling
Group discussion
Presentation
E. Materials
Recount text
1. Definition :Recount text is a text that telling the reader
about past story, action or activity. The goal
of recount text is to entertaining or
informing the reader.
2. Purpose : To reconstruct pas event by retelling them
in order in which they occurred
3. Example of recount text :News reports, police reports,eyewitnes
accounts, biographies, historical books,
autobiographies. Journal and diary entries
letters.
4. Generic Structure :a. Orientation : Tells who was involved,
what happened, where the events took
place, and when it happened. With
orientation, background information
answering who? When? Where? Why?
b. Events : Tell what happened and
in what sequence or describing series of
event that happened in the past.
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c. Reorientation: consists of option
closure of events/ ending, concluding
comments express a personal opinion
regarding the events described.
5. Grammar used : Simple past tense
6. Recount text : -R.A Kartini
-Susilo Bambang Yudoyono
- B.J Habibi
F. Learning Activities
1. The First Meeting (Pre-Test)
a. Pre-activities (5 Minutes)
Teacher give salam and pray together with students.
Teacher asks about the students condition.
Teacher check the students attendence .
Teacher introduce herself.
b. Main activities(35 Minutes)
Teacher give recount text with the title “R.A Kartini”.
Teacher give instruction what students must to do.
Teacher give 10 minutes for students reading and understanding
the recount text about “R.A Kartini”.
Teacher choose students one by one to retelling the text.
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c. Closing (5 minutes)
Teacher close the lesson by praying together and saying salam.
2. The Second Meeting
a. Pre-activities (5 Minutes)
Teacher give salam and pray together with students.
Teacher asks about the students condition like “How are you
today?”.
Teacher check the students attendence like “There is someone
absent today?”.
Teacher ask some question to guide students‟ thinking into the
topic. like “do you ever heard about recount text?what do you know
about recount text?.
b. Main activities(35 Minutes)
Teacher explain the aim of learning.
Teacher deliver the material about recount text ( The description of
recount text,purpose of recount text.example of recount text,
generic structure structure of recount text and Grammar used for
recount text ).
Teacher give a chance to students asking about the material.
Before give a recount text about susilo bambang yudoyono,Teacher
show the picture of susilo bambang yudoyono to make students
more focus in the lesson and ask some question to guide students
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more thinking about Mr. susilo bambang yudoyono . Like, “do you
know who he is?, what do you know about him?”.
Teacher give recount text with the tittle “Susilo Bambang
Yudoyono”.
Teacher give instruction what students must to do with the text.
Teacher give 10 minutes for students reading and understanding
the recount text about “Susilo Bambang Yudoyono”.
Teacher give information about “wheel decide application”.
Teacher choose students by using “wheel decide application” one
by one to retelling the text.
c. Closing (5 minutes)
Teacher give summary about the lesson.
Teacher close the lesson by praying together,saying salam and
also give information for the next meeting.
3. The Third Meeting
a. Pre-activities (5 Minutes)
Teacher give salam and pray together with students.
Teacher asks about the students condition like “How are you
today?”
Teacher check the students attendence like “There is someone
absent today?”
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Teacher ask some question about last meeting to know students
understanding. Like ”did you still remember what we learn in the last
meeting?,etc”.
b. Main activities(35 Minutes)
Teacher continue the activity from the last meeting.
Teacher choose students by using “wheel decide application” one
by one to retelling the text.
Teacher give a comment and make summary about the lesson.
Teacher give a chance to students asking some question about the
lesson.
c. Closing (5 minutes)
Teacher give information the material for the next meeting.
Teacher close the lesson by praying together and saying salam.
4. The Fourth Meeting
a. Pre-activities (5 Minutes)
Teacher give salam and pray together with students.
Teacher asks about the students condition like “How are you
today?”
Teacher check the students attendence like “There is someone
absent today?”
Teacher ask some question about last meeting to know students
understanding. Like ”did you still remember what we learn in the last
meeting? what the things you still remember about our lesson? ,etc”.
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b. Main activities(35 Minutes)
Teacher explain the aim of learning.
Teacher review the lesson from the last meeting.
Teacher give a time to students asks.
Teacher explain what they will do for today.
Techer devide students become 8 group.
Teacher give some recount text to students. Each group have
different text.
Teacher give instruction what students must to do with the recount
text.
Here teacher give instruction: students disscusion the text with their
group after that 1 person each group in turns come to another
group to ask about the text and the group must give information
about their text.
Teacher give 15 minutes for students read and understanding the
text.
To know the understanding of students from the information they
get by another group, teacher tell the students to reteling the
information they get.
Teacher choose the group who the first retell the information until
which grup they must retell by using “wheel decide application” .
c. Closing (5 minutes)
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Teacher give comment and suggestion about some students
performance and give information will continue the activity in next
meeting.
Teacher close the lesson by praying together and saying salam.
5. The Five Meeting
a. Pre-activities (5 Minutes)
Teacher give salam and pray together with students.
Teacher asks about the students condition like “How are you
today?”
Teacher check the students attendence like “There is someone
absent today?”
Teacher check the readiness of students to continue the activity in
previous meeting. Like “are you ready for continue our activity today?”.
b. Main activities(30 Minutes)
Teacher review the previous activity.
Teacher give a time to students asks.
Teacher continue the activity from the previous meeting.
Teacher continue choose the group who the first retell the
information until which grup they must retell by using “wheel decide
application”.
c. Closing (10 minutes)
Teacher give comment and suggestion about some students
performance.
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Teacher make summay about the lesson and give information the
material for the next meeting.
Teacher give a homework for students to search another recount
text about biograhpy someone and collecting the homework in the
next meeting.
Teacher close the lesson by praying together and saying salam.
6. The Six Meeting
a. Pre-activities (5 Minutes)
Teacher give salam and pray together with students.
Teacher asks about the students condition like “How are you
today?”.
Teacher check the students attendence like “There is someone
absent today?”.
Teacher asks the homework. Like “did you bring your
homework?”,“have you learn and understanding your homework?”.
b. Main activities(35 Minutes)
Teacher explain the aim of learning.
Teacher ask the students to collecting their homework.
Teacher give a instruction what students must to do when
presentation.
Teacher give a chance to students asking.
Teacher give 10 minutes for students prepare their presentation
with their group.
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Teacher choose some groups by using “wheel decide application”
to presentation their recount text in front of the class.
One group who not presentation give some comment about their
friends who presentation.
To choose the group who give a comment to another group and
also the turns of the group to presentation, here teacher using
“wheel decide application”.
c. Closing (5 minutes)
Teacher close the lesson by praying together,saying salam and
also give information for the next meeting.
7. The Seven Meeting
a. Pre-activities (5 Minutes)
Teacher give salam and pray together with students.
Teacher asks about the students condition like “How are you
today?”
Teacher check the students attendence like “There is someone
absent today?”
b. Main activities(35 Minutes)
Before teacher continue the activity from the last meeting, teacher
give some suggestion from the previous presentation.
Teacher continue choose the next group by using “wheel decide
application” to presentation their recount text in front of the class.
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One group who not presentation give some comment about their
friends who presentation.
To choose the group who give a comment to another group and
also the turns of the group to presentation, here teacher using
“wheel decide application”.
Teacher give a comment and make summary about the lesson.
Teacher give a chance to students asking some question about the
lesson.
c. Closing (5 minutes)
Teacher close the lesson by praying together,saying salam and
also give information the activity for the last meeting.
8. The Eight Meeting (Post Test)
a. Pre-activities (5 Minutes)
Teacher give salam and pray together with students.
Teacher asks about the students condition.
Teacher check the students attendence.
Teacher give information if today is the last meeting and will do post
test.
b. Main activities(35 Minutes)
Teacher give recount text with the title “ B.J Habibi”.
Teacher give instruction what students must to do.
Teacher give 10 minutes for students reading and understanding
the recount text about “B.J Habibi”.
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Teacher choose students one by one to retelling the text.
c. Closing (5 minutes)
Teacher saying thank you and closing the lesson by praying
together and saying salam.
G. Learning source and media
Learning source:
Buku text pendamping bahasa inggris untuk siswa SMA-MA/SMK-
MAK kelas X edisi revisi 2016 from Yrama widya
English SMA/MA grade X from Bumi aksara
Internet
Learning media:
Leptop
In-focus
White board
marker
Picture
recount text‟
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H. Assessment
Student
Name
Content
Total
Score
Pronunciation Grammar Vocabulary Fluency Comprehension
Approved by: Jonggol, 28th Feb 2018
English Teacher Resercher
Siti Jubaidah, S. Pd Nadya Khairunnisa Adila
Head Master
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Appendix 2: Text of Pre-test and post test
a. Text of Pre-test
R.A Kartini
Every April 21 people in indonesia commemorate the kartini day. It is
beautiful day for the woman because we celebrate the birth of great lady
R.A. Kartini. Everyone knows who Kartini is. She is our national heroine
and a great lady with the bright idea.
Kartini was born in 1879 April 21 in mayong jepara. Her father was
Rama Sosroningrat a Wedana (assistant of head of regency) in mayong.
Her mother, Ma Ngasirah was a girl from Teluk Awur village in Jepara as
the daughter of a noble family, she felt luck because she got more than
the ordinary people got. She got better education than other children. In
november 12 1903 she married adipati djoyodiningrat, the head of
rembang regency. According to javanese tradition Kartini had to follow her
husband. Then she moved to rembang.
In September 13 1904 she gave a birth to her son. His name was
Singgih. But after giving birth to a son, her condition was getting worse
and she finally passed away on september 17 1904 on her 25 years old.
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Questions
1. Who is RA Kartini?
2. When? and where Kartini‟s born?
3. Who is Kartini‟s mother?
4. Who is Kartini‟s father?
5. What is Kartini‟s day?
6. Who is Kartini‟s husband?
7. What the name of Kartini‟s children?
8. When Kartini‟s passed away?
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b. Text of Post test
B.J Habibie
The third President of the Republic of Indonesia, Bacharuddin Jusuf
Habibie or commonly called B.J. Habibie, was born in Pare-Pare, South
Sulawesi, on June 25, 1936. He is the fourth of eight children of Alwi Abdul
Jalil Habibie and RA. Tuti Marini Puspowardojo. Habibie and his wife are
blessed with two sons namely Ilham Akbar and Thareq Kemal.
Habibie and his brothers spent their childhood in Pare-Pare, South
Sulawesi. Habibie has shown the strict nature of adhering to principles
since childhood. Habibie who has a penchant for this horse, must lose his
father who died on September 3, 1950 because of a heart attack. Then,
Habibie moved to Bandung in order to continue his study at
Gouvernments Middlebare School. In high school, he began to look
prominent in his achievements, especially in exact subjects. Habibie
became a famous person in his school.
He graduated from high school in Bandung in 1954 and entered
University of Indonesia in Bandung (now ITB). He received a Diploma from
Technische Hochschule, Germany in 1960, which then obtained a Doctor
graduate from the same place in 1965. In 1967, he got Professor of honor
(Professor) at Bandung Institute of Technology.
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Habibie‟s steps were much admired, full of controversy. He got many
admirers but not a few who disagreed with him. Every time he got the
prestigious award winner Theodore van Karman Award, he always made
news. He studied for one year at ITB Bandung and 10 years at college to
get his doctorate degree in aircraft construction in Germany with the title
Summa Cum laude. Then, he worked in the leading aircraft industry MBB
Gmbh Germany before meeting President Soeharto‟s call to return to
Indonesia.
In Indonesia, Habibie worked as Minister of State for Research and
Technology / Head of BPPT, led 10 state-owned enterprises Strategic
Industries, was elected by MPR to become Vice President of Indonesia,
and was sworn by the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court to substitute
Soeharto as the president of Indonesia. Soeharto handed over the
presidency to Habibie under Article 8 of the 1945 Constitution. Habibie
was forced to step aside due to the East Timorese refrendum which voted
for independence. His Responsibility speech was denied by MPR RI. He
also returned to being an ordinary citizen again and migrated to Germany.
Questions
1. When And where B.J Habibie‟s born?
2. Who is B.J Habibie‟s wife?
3. Who the names of B.J Habibie‟s son?
4. Why B.J Habibie‟s move to Bandung?
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5. Where B.J Habibie‟s study?
6. How long is B.J Habibie‟s study in ITB and Aircraft Construction in
German?
7. Before meeting president Soeharta, where is B.J Habibie‟s worked?
8. What is B.J Habibie‟s work in Indonesia?
Appendix 3 : Pre-test and post test score
a. Pre-test Scores
No Name Pronounciation Grammar Vocabulary Fluency comprehension
1 Abdurrohman 8 8 11 5 8
2 Ade renita 17 10 17 12 14
3 Andi Muhammad Rheza
17 12 16 14 11
4 Angga renaldi 7 12 13 15 13
5 Anisa Putri 12 12 17 12 7
6 Anita Adhia vira Mahrani
14 13 16 13 14
7 Apriyanti 7 8 13 12 10
8 Arleta Caroline Camama
8 10 13 12 17
9 Daffa Aqshal Camama
18 14 17 17 14
10 Desti Rahmawati
7 7 10 8 8
11 Dinda Lestari 7 7 10 8 8
12 Efi Rahmawati
8 7 13 8 4
13 Eliska Lestari 8 7 11 8 6
14 Galang Damar Waskito
14 7 15 10 14
15 Giwin Anisa Putri Yani
7 7 15 12 9
16 Hoerum Nisa 13 8 17 12 10
17 Iis Kholisoh 13 8 17 6 6
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18 Mira Andini 8 8 14 10 10
19 Mayang Sekar Mustika
13 8 16 12 11
20 Mediananto Fatani
12 8 10 6 14
21 Muhamad Aldi Khoir
15 8 16 14 17
22 Nati Komalasari
18 12 14 15 11
23 Nursih 20 12 17 14 7
24 Prima Bintang Maulana
20 18 17 18 17
25 Pupu Purnama Sari
8 11 15 7 9
26 Qonita Nisriana
13 7 16 11 13
27 Rima Renjani 10 7 15 8 10
28 Silvia Choerunisa Nur Habibah
8 10 15 9 8
29 Siti nurlela 8 11 15 8 8
30 Siti Nurpadlia 10 7 15 8 10
31 Sri Ayu 15 10 15 15 15
32 Sri Rahayu 14 13 14 14 15
33 Susi Apriani 13 9 14 10 14
34 Tasya Yulizar 12 10 13 8 17
35 Tuti Alawiyah 12 10 13 9 6
36 Windi Erica Pratiwi
10 6 17 7 10
37 Wisnu Aji Saputra
15 7 15 11 12
38 Siti Nurlela 10 5 16 9 10
39 Muhammad Ravly
10 5 16 9 10
40 Nuraeni Rizka Maulani
9 5 14 7 5
41 Dinda Oktaviani
9 7 14 10 10
42 Nunik 9 7 15 9 10
43 Ayu navyta 12 13 15 15 15
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b. Post test Scores
No Name Pronounciation Grammar Vocabulary Fluency comprehension
1 Abdurrohman 10 9 15 9 17
2 Ade renita 19 14 18 15 14
3 Andi Muhammad Rheza
18 12 18 16 16
4 Angga renaldi 15 13 18 16 18
5 Anisa Putri 17 14 18 16 15
6 Anita Adhia vira Mahrani
16 14 18 14 18
7 Apriyanti 10 8 16 14 12
8 Arleta Caroline Camama
14 10 15 14 17
9 Daffa Aqshal Camama
20 16 18 18 18
10 Desti Rahmawati
12 9 14 10 15
11 Dinda Lestari 10 9 14 8 9
12 Efi Rahmawati 15 7 13 12 13
13 Eliska Lestari 12 8 13 9 8
14 Galang Damar Waskito
16 11 18 16 19
15 Giwin Anisa Putri Yani
9 9 17 14 11
16 Hoerum Nisa 15 8 18 14 15
17 Iis Kholisoh 14 9 19 12 6
18 Mira Andini 12 9 16 12 11
19 Mayang Sekar Mustika
17 11 17 16 19
20 Mediananto Fatani
14 9 14 8 15
21 Muhamad Aldi Khoir
18 10 17 16 19
22 Nati Komalasari
19 14 18 16 13
23 Nursih 20 16 18 16 10
24 Prima Bintang 20 20 20 20 20
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Maulana
25 Pupu Purnama Sari
10 12 17 8 13
26 Qonita Nisriana
16 12 18 18 16
27 Rima Renjani 15 10 17 11 17
28 Silvia Choerunisa Nur Habibah
13 11 16 10 10
29 Siti nurlela 10 13 16 9 12
30 Siti Nurpadlia 12 9 16 10 13
31 Sri Ayu 18 12 16 16 18
32 Sri Rahayu 17 13 17 16 17
33 Susi Apriani 15 10 17 10 18
34 Tasya Yulizar 14 12 15 10 19
35 Tuti Alawiyah 17 14 17 12 10
36 Windi Erica Pratiwi
12 8 19 9 12
37 Wisnu Aji Saputra
17 12 17 15 19
38 Siti Nurlela 11 7 17 11 14
39 Muhammad Ravly
14 7 18 15 16
40 Nuraeni Rizka Maulani
11 9 16 12 12
41 Dinda Oktaviani
11 8 15 11 15
42 Nunik 14 8 15 9 14
43 Ayu navyta 15 15 16 16 18
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Appendix 4 : Validation Letter
Yang bertanda tangan dibawah ini:
Nama : Dr. Muhamad Sofian Hadi, M. Pd.
Instansi : FIP UMJ
Jabatan : Dosen
Telah membaca instrumen penelitian berupa soal teks recount pre-test
dan post-test yang akan digunakan dalam penelitian skripsi dengan judul
„„The Use of Wheel Decide Application to Improve Students‟ Speaking
Skills” oleh peneliti:
Nama : Nadya Khairunnisa Adila
NIM : 2014850043
Prodi : Pendidikan Bahasa Inggris
Instrumen penelitian ini telah diperiksa dan telah diuji kelayakannya serta
dapat digunakan dalam pengumpulan data di lapangan.
Jakarta, 12 Januari 2018
Validator
Dr. M. Sofian Hadi, M. Pd.
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Appendix 12: Curriculum Vitae
Curriculum Vitae of the Writer
Name : Nadya Khairunnisa Adila
Place, Date of Birth : Tangerang, 12 April 1997
Religion : Islam
Address : Kp. Gandoang, rt 02 rw 04 kecamatan cileungsi
kabupaten bogor
Family Profile
1. Parents : a. Father : Ujat Sudrajat SE
b. Mother : Suryaningsih
2. Sisters : a. Qatrunnada Labibah
Educational Details
1. SDN Gandoang 02, Graduated 2008
2. SMPN 1 Jonggol, Graduated 2011
3. SMAN 1 Jonggol, Graduated 2014