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The teacher strategies in overcoming students difficuties in speaking at English Intensive Program of MA AN-Nur Cirebon - IAIN Syekh Nurjati Cirebon



THE TEACHER STRATEGIES IN OVERCOMING STUDENTS' DIFFICULTIES IN SPEAKING AT ENGLISH INTENSIVE PROGRAM OF MA AN-NUR CIREBON


THESIS

Submitted to the Department of English Language Education, Faculty of Education and Teacher Training, State Institute for Islamic Studies Syekh Nurjati Cirebon in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements of Bachelor of Islamic Education in
English Language Education









By: Ririn Rianingsih
Reg. Number 14111320123




ENGLISH EDUCATION DEPARTMENT
TARBIYAH AND TEACHING SCIENCE OF SYEKH NURJATI STATE INSTITUTE FOR ISLAMIC STUDIES
CIREBON
2015





THE TEACHER STRATEGIES IN OVERCOMING STUDENTS' DIFFICULTIES IN SPEAKING AT ENGLISH INTENSIVE PROGRAM OF MA AN-NUR CIREBON


THESIS

Submitted to the Department of English Language Education, Faculty of Education and Teacher Training, State Institute for Islamic Studies Syekh Nurjati Cirebon in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements of Bachelor of Islamic Education in
English Language Education








By: Ririn Rianingsih
Reg. Number 14111320123




ENGLISH EDUCATION DEPARTMENT
TARBIYAH AND TEACHING SCIENCE OF SYEKH NURJATI STATE INSTITUTE FOR ISLAMIC STUDIES
CIREBON
2015

































DEDICATION

I would like to give my special thanks and dedicate this precious thesis to:
*      My beloved parents Mr. Kusna, Alm. Mrs. Herlawati and Mrs. Sunarsih who gave full love, attention, motivation and pray for me, thanks for your affection and endless love
*      My  dear grandmother, "Emih Nonoh" who taught me to be patient and successful.
*      My beloved brother and sister, A Fahrul, Babang, teh Ratna, teh ade, nenk Novi who always support me and give me more cheerful life
*      All of my big family thanks for your motivation
*      All of my lecturers who always teach me patiently
*      My Partner, Ryanda, who always beside me in facing any kind of difficulty to finish this thesis from the beginning till the end of this thesis writing.
*      To my best friends (Anis, Katun, Rita, Risky, Evah, Ulli, Khotimah), all of the big family of PBI-B, My friends at One Fashion and PDK B61. Thanks for your giving support and giving me a wonderful togetherness.
*      All my relatives, friends, teachers, and everybody whom I cannot mentioned that always color my life

J J J


                                                                               







MOTTO
Difficult Roads  Often Leads to Beautiful Destination





                                                                               












































































































CURRICULUM VITAE


 
Ririn Rianingsih was born on April, 14th 1993 in Kuningan, West java. She is daughter from great parents, her father is Kusna and her mother is Herlawati (alm). She has step mother. Her name is Sunarsih. She also has step brother. The elder brother's name is Fahrul Fahmi Al-Faruqqi and a little brother's name is Aril Alfian Nain. She lives in Desa Ciangir RT.01 RW.02 Kecamatan Cibingbin, Kabupaten Kuningan - Jawa Barat 45587.

The writer’s educational background that has been finished as follows:


1.      She enrolled The Elementary School at SDN 1 Ciangir – Kuningan (1999-2003)
2.      She continued her study at SDN 1 Sukasari – Kuningan (2003-2004)
3.      She gaduated The Elementary School at SDN 1 Rambatan – Kuningan (2005)
4.      She enrolled The Junior High School at SMPN 1 Luragung – Kuningan (2005-2008)
5.      She enrolled The Senior High School at SMAN 1 Ciwaru – Kuningan (2008-2011)
6.      Finally, she continued her study at English Education Department of The Faculty of Tarbiyah and Teaching Science of Syekh Nurjati State Institute for Islamic Studies in Cirebon (2011 – 2015)

In addition, she actived in internal and external organization. Her internal organization are: KOPMA (Koperasi Mahasiswa), HIPMI (Himpunan Pengusaha Muda Indonesia), EDSA (English Education of Students Association), and DEMA (Dewan Eksekutif Mahasiswa) Faculty of Tarbiyah. While, her external organization are HMI (Himpunan Mahasiswa Islam) and IMK (Ikatan Mahasiswa Kuningan).








ABSTRACT

Ririn Rianingsih. 14111320123: The Teacher Strategies in Overcoming Students' Difficulties In Speaking At English Intensive Program Of MA An-Nur Cirebon.

This research investigated the teacher strategies in Overcoming Students' Difficulties In Speaking At English Intensive Program. As matter effect, many students often find difficulties in speaking. Teaching strategy can solve the students difficulties. It is used to measure the learning process, learning result and the impact of learning activities. Each school has its own strategy to develop its own output, means the quality of students and graduation. Also with MA An-Nur Cirebon has certain program namely "English Intensive Program" to improve students’ competence in speaking English.
The goals of the research are: (1) to describe the implementations of the teacher strategies in teaching Speaking at English Intensive Program of MA An-Nur Cirebon, (2) to describe the students' difficulties in speaking at English Intensive Program of MA An-Nur Cirebon, and (3) to describe the strategies of the teacher in overcoming students' difficulties in speaking at English intensive program of MA An-Nur Cirebon.
The method of this research is descriptive qualitative research. It takes place at MA An-Nur Cirebon. The participants of this study were an English teacher and all the students who join English Intensive program. The primary sources of data for this research are observation interview and study of document. While, the secondary data of this research are questionnaire, journals and books.
The result shows that the teacher used some strategies in teaching speaking at English Intensive program, there are lecturing, review, sharing, discussion and telling story. But, the students still difficult to speak English. The problems consist of : limitedness of vocabulary, Problem in choosing vocabulary, lack of understanding of grammatical pattern, incorrect pronunciation, and inconfidence to speak. Then, the teacher has some strategies to overcome students' difficulties in speaking, there are: debate, role play, prepared talks, interview, games and brainstorming. It was also found out that the teacher strategy in overcoming students' difficulties at English Intensive program has good impact to the students response.

Key Words : Strategy, Teaching Speaking, Students' difficulties in speaking, English Community.









ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

The writer like to express thesincere thanks to Allah SWT, the most Gracious and the most Merciful and gave her the invaluable without which she would never have completed her study. May invocation and safety always be given to the prophet Muhammad SAW (peace be upon time), his familly, and followers up to end of the world.The title of her research is “The Teacher Strategies in Overcoming Students’ Difficulties in Speaking At English Intensive Program Of MA An-Nur Cirebon is submitted to fulfill one of the requirement for achieving the Undergraduate Degree at the Department of English of Education Faculty of Tarbiyah and Teaching Science IAIN Syekh Nurjati Cirebon.
In accomplishing this reserach, the writer fells intended to all of people for guidance, assitance, and help. She would like to express  his special gratitude to:
1.        Dr. H. Sumanta Hasyim, M.A, as the rector of IAIN Syekh Nurjati Cirebon.
2.        Dr. Ilman Nafi'a, M. Ag, as the dean of Education of Faculty of Tarbiyah and Teaching Science IAIN Syekh Nurjati Cirebon.
3.        Lala Bumela, M.Pd as the head of English Education Department of  Faculty of Tarbiyah and Teaching Science IAIN Syekh Nurjati Cirebon.
4.        Mrs. Dr. Hj. Huriyah saleh, M.Pd and Mr. Sumadi, SS. M.Hum as my supervisor.
5.        English Teachers at MA An-nur Cirebon who allowed me to take the data as main point in this research.
6.        All of the employers of IAIN Syekh Nurjati Cirebon who help me in administration affairs.
7.        All people who can not be mentioned which helped in accomplishing this research.

      Finaly, this thesis is still far from being perfect and satisfactory, however, the writer hopes that this research can be useful for the teachers in teaching speaking and specially for English Department students who will be an English Teacher as a proffesion.

                                                                                               Cirebon, 22 May 2015

                                                                                                      The writer


PREFACE

In the name of Allah SWT, the most gracious and merciful all praises and thanks belong to Allah, the Lord of the universe and his permission can be finished on time, the paper is entitled “The Teacher Strategies in Overcoming Students’ Difficulties in Speaking At English Intensive Program Of MA An-Nur Cirebonwhich is submitted to the English Department of Faculty of Tarbiyah and Teaching Science IAIN Syekh Nurjati Cirebon as a partial fulfillment of the requirements for Undergraduate Degree in English Education.
The writer is sure that this paper still far from being perfect, so all mistake and error in this paper will be his responsibility and every suggestion or idea of any kind to make it perfect will be gladly welcome.
Finally, the writer hopes this paper could give some contributions to the English Education Department and all readers in general.


                          
Cirebon, 22 May 2015
  

       The Writer













TABLE OF CONTENT

TITLE........................................................................................................................ i
LETTER OF AUTHENTICITY............................................................................... ii
DEDICATION.......................................................................................................... iii
MOTTO..................................................................................................................... iv
APPROVAL.............................................................................................................. v
RATIFICATION....................................................................................................... vi
OFFICIAL NOTE..................................................................................................... vii
CURRICULUM VITAE........................................................................................... viii
ABSTRACT.............................................................................................................. ix
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT........................................................................................ x
PREFACE................................................................................................................. xi
TABLE OF CONTENT............................................................................................ xii
LIST OF FIGURE..................................................................................................... xv
LIST OF TABLE....................................................................................................... xvi
LIST OF CHART...................................................................................................... xviii
LIST OF APPENDIX............................................................................................... xix
CHAPTER I INTRODUCTION
1.1 Background of the Problem.................................................................... 1
1.2 Focus of the study.................................................................................. 4
1.3 Questions of the research........................................................................ 4
1.4 Aims of the research............................................................................... 5
1.5 Significance of the research.................................................................... 5
1.6 Theoritical Foundation............................................................................ 6
1.6.1 Strategy........................................................................................... 6
1.6.1.1 The definition of strategy................................................... 6
1.6.1.2 Types of strategy................................................................. 6
1.6.2 The nature of speaking................................................................... 10
1.6.3 Elements of speaking...................................................................... 12
1.6.4 Types of speaking performance...................................................... 12
1.6.5 Micro and macro skills of speaking................................................ 13
1.6.6 Teaching speaking.......................................................................... 15
1.6.6.1 Objectives of teaching speaking........................................ 16
1.6.6.2 Principles for designing speaking activities....................... 16
1.6.6.3 Teacher's role in speaking activities................................... 17
1.6.6.4 Developing speaking activities........................................... 18
1.6.7 Learning speaking........................................................................... 19
1.6.7.1 Purpose for practicing speaking......................................... 20
1.6.7.2 Criteria for successful learners........................................... 22
1.6.7.3 Students' problems in learning speaking............................ 22
1.6.8 Asessment of speaking................................................................... 27
1.6.9 Community..................................................................................... 29
1.6.9.1 English Community........................................................... 29
1.6.9.2 English Intensive Program................................................. 30
1.6.10 Conceptual Framework................................................................ 31
1.7 Research Methodology.......................................................................... 32
1.7.1 The objective of the research.......................................................... 32
1.7.2 Place and time of the research........................................................ 32
1.7.3 Method of the research................................................................... 33
1.7.4 The source and type of data........................................................... 34
1.7.4.1 Primary data source............................................................ 34
1.7.4.2 Secondary data source....................................................... 35
1.7.5 Instruments of the research............................................................ 36
1.7.5.1 Human Instrument............................................................. 36
1.8 Techniques of collecting data................................................................ 36
1.8.1 Observation.................................................................................... 36
1.8.2 Interview........................................................................................ 36
1.8.3 Questionnaire.................................................................................. 37
1.8.4 Study of Document........................................................................ 37
1.9 The techniques of data analysis............................................................. 37
1.10 Literature Review................................................................................ 40
CHAPTER II The Implementations of The Teacher Strategies in Teaching Speaking at English Intensive Program of MA An-Nur Cirebon................................... 45
CHAPTER III Students' Difficulties In Speaking at English Intensive Program of MA An-Nur Cirebon....................................................................................................... 60
CHAPTER IV The Teacher Strategies In Overcoming Students' Difficulties In Speaking at English Intensive Program of MA An-Nur Cirebon................................ 78
CHAPTER V CONCLUSION............................................................................ 118
5.1Conclusion................................................................................................... 118
5.2 Suggestion.................................................................................................. 119
5.3 Implication.................................................................................................. 120
BIBLIOGRAPHY................................................................................................ 121
APPENDIXES

























LIST OF FIGURE

  Figure 1.1................................................................................................................. 32
  Figure 2.1................................................................................................................. 47
Figure 4.1................................................................................................................. 79
 























LIST OF TABLE


  Table 1.1................................................................................................................... 28
  Table 1.2................................................................................................................... 32
Table 1.3.................................................................................................................. 33
  Table 2.1................................................................................................................... 48
  Table 2.2................................................................................................................... 49
  Table 2.3................................................................................................................... 51
  Table 2.4................................................................................................................... 52
  Table 2.5................................................................................................................... 54
  Table 2.6................................................................................................................... 55
  Table 2.7................................................................................................................... 57
  Table 3.1................................................................................................................... 60
  Table 3.2................................................................................................................... 63
  Table 3.3................................................................................................................... 65
  Table 3.4................................................................................................................... 67
  Table 3.5................................................................................................................... 70
  Table 3.6................................................................................................................... 74
  Table 3.7................................................................................................................... 75
  Table 3.8................................................................................................................... 77
  Table 4.1................................................................................................................... 79
  Table 4.2................................................................................................................... 80
Table 4.3 ................................................................................................................. 82
Table 4.4 ................................................................................................................. 83
Table 4.5.................................................................................................................. 84
Table 4.6.................................................................................................................. 84
Table 4.7 ................................................................................................................. 86
Table 4.8.................................................................................................................. 87
Table 4.9.................................................................................................................. 89
Table 4.10................................................................................................................ 90
Table 4.11................................................................................................................ 91
Table 4.12................................................................................................................ 92
Table 4.13................................................................................................................ 93




























LIST OF CHART


   Chart 4.1................................................................................................................. 97
   Chart 4.2................................................................................................................. 98
   Chart 4.3................................................................................................................. 99
   Chart 4.4................................................................................................................. 100
   Chart 4.5................................................................................................................. 101
   Chart 4.6................................................................................................................. 102
   Chart 4.7................................................................................................................. 103
   Chart 4.8................................................................................................................. 104
   Chart 4.9................................................................................................................. 105
   Chart 4.10............................................................................................................... 106
   Chart 4.11............................................................................................................... 107
   Chart 4.12............................................................................................................... 108
   Chart 4.13............................................................................................................... 109
   Chart 4.14............................................................................................................... 110
   Chart 4.15............................................................................................................... 111
   Chart 4.16............................................................................................................... 112
   Chart 4.17............................................................................................................... 113
   Chart 4.18............................................................................................................... 114
   Chart 4.19............................................................................................................... 115
   Chart 4.20............................................................................................................... 116
   Chart 4.21............................................................................................................... 117








LIST OF APPENDIX

Appendix                                                                                                     Page

APPENDIX A
Field notes an observation............................................................................. 127
Field notes an observation............................................................................. 128
Interview protocol guide for students........................................................... 129
Structured interview for students.................................................................. 131
Interview protocol guide for teacher............................................................. 132
Structured interview for teacher.................................................................... 136
The latice work of questionnaire................................................................... 138
The list of Questionnaire............................................................................... 142

APPENDIX B
List of students at English Intensive Program.............................................. 145
The results of observation protocol............................................................... 146
The results of observation protocol............................................................... 152
Recording sheet of the students.................................................................... 166
Recording sheet of the teacher...................................................................... 182
Documentation.............................................................................................. 188

APPENDIX C
SK Dekan Fakultas
Surat Keterangan Penelitian