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A DESCRIPTIVE STUDY OF THE SEVENTH YEAR STUDENTS' READING COMPREHENSION ACHIEVEMENT THROUGH READING ALOUD TECHNIQUE AT SMPN 1 PADANG LUMAJANG IN THE 2007/2008 ACADE~ H d h,\aal : a a r K5a5s. ~ '. \11. gl :2. TBE'Sl~... s'bfes" 2oo 3-;rQ. 4 '-r AAH <I 1 ".n <>u : I [Jua ; 4 dtalog : """4 C. I Presented as One of the Requirements to Obtain the S-1 Degree at the English Education Program of Language and Arts Education Department of the Faculty of Teacher Training and Education By MEILINDA LAIL Y RAHMA W ATI ~.000210401090 ENGLISH EDUCATION PROGRAM THE FACULTY OF TEACHER TRAINING AND EDUCATION JEMBER UNIVERSITY 2008

MOTTO " Where there is a will, there is a way '' (Anonymous) II

DEDICATION My beloved Dad (in memoriam), Asmadji and my lovely Mom, Musyarofah. Nothing can be compare for everything that you have given to me. Without your love and support, I could not become who I am. It is the worthiest grace to be your eldest daughter. };.> My beloved sister, Novitri Angbrraeni and my beloved brothers, Arizona Jaya Hartono and Bambang Nurdiansyah. Thanks for all the love and supports that you gave to me. You are all the best that I ever had. Hope all the happiness and success are yours. );,.- My beloved husband, Sumanto. T trufy appreciate your affection, love and everything you gave to me. For keeping me focus on my thesis. Thank you for the greatest support. My cute son, Abel Firdaus Sonofianto. You are the main reason I struggled everything. T always pray for you get better than T am and for everything happened r love you, Son! J.- My friends in 2000 level. Thanks for everything to learn and get all the happiness and togetherness. I hope we always get the success and hopefully this friendship will never last forever. ).> My Almamater. Ill

CONSULTANT APPROVAL A DESCRIPTIVE STUDY OF THE SEVENTH YEAR STUDENTS' REAOlNG COMPREHENSION ACHIEVEMENT THROllGH READING ALOliD TECHNIQUE AT SMPN 1 PADANG Ll11'1AJANG IN THE 2007/2008 ACADEMIC Yl'AR TIIF.SIS Presented as One of the requirements to Obtain SJ Degree at l ~ngils h r ducnt1on Program of Language and J\rts Dcpartcmcnt or r:aculty of Teacher Traininr and Educati on,.!ember University Name : Mci lmda Lally Rahrnawat1 identification Number : 0002 I 040 I 090 Level : 2000 Place and Date of Birth : 8angknlan, Mci 12'" 1982 Departement : Language and Arts Program :English Education Approved by Consultant I Consultant II ~ ~ Dra. Hj. Tasnim, M.A. Drs. Bam bang Arya WP. Dip Tcsol NIP. 131660789 NIP. I3175983J IV

APPROVAL SHEET This thesis is approved and examined by the examiner team of Teacher Traming and Education Faculty, the University of Jember Day : Friday Date : January, 18th, 2008 Place : Building III FKIP Jember University Examiners The Secretary Drs. Bambang Arya WP, Dip. Tesol NIP. 132 086 412 NIP. 131 759 833 The members: 1. Dra. Hj. Wiwiek lstianah. M.Kes. M.Ed NIP. 131 472 785 2. Dra. Hj. Zakiyah Tasnim. M.A NIP. 131 660 789 _ S ign~res:~ c /!. e-vvle r_~. r.. ~. T ( 00 n ) The Dean of Faculty of Teacher Training and Education Jember University v

ACKNOWI, Ef>Gf.i\JE~ ' I ' It is only under the guidance and blessing or Allah SWT, this thesis entitled "A Descriptive Study of the Seventh Year,;-tudcnts' Reading Comprehension Achieve~ent through Reading Aloud Technique at S"IP" 1 Padang, Lumajang in the 2007/2008 Academic Year" could be completrd. In this occasion, the writer would also like to express deepest appreciation and sincere thanks to the following people: l. the Dean of faculty ofteacher Training and Education,.Jcmbcr University: 2. the Chairperson of Lan!,Ttlage and Arts Education Department, Teacher Training and Education Faculty, Jcmbcr University: 3. the Chai~rson of English Program of facu lty of Teacher Training and Education, Jember University; 4. the First Consultant, Dra. Hj. Zakiyah Tasnim, M.A., and the Second Consultant, Drs. Bambang Arya WP, Dip. Tesol for their Suggestions and Contribution to the Writing this Thesis are Highly Appreciated; S. the Principal, the Seventh Year English Teacher and Administrative Staff of SMPN 1 Padang Lumajang who helped me gather the data: 6. ajj of my fejiows for the help and warm relatronshir during my study in this faculty. Hopefully, this thesis \viii provide sorne advantages to readers. Any criticism, suggestions and inputs that contribute to the improvement or tl11s thesrs wrll be highly appreciated. kmbcr, January 2008 The writer VI

TABLE OF CONTENTS TITLE............ i MOITO......... ii DEDICATION........................... iii CONSULT ANT APPROVAL......iv APPROVAL SHEET..................... v ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS... vi TABLE OF CONTENTS...... vii Tiffi LIST OF TABLES.................. x SlJM'MARY.................... xi I. INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background of the Research...... 1 t.2 Problem of the Research....3 1.3 OperationaJ Definition......... 4 1.4 Objective of the Research... 4 1.5 Significance of the Research... 4 H. REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE 2.1 Reading Skill......... 6 2.1.1 Finding the Main Idea... 7 2.1.2 Identifying Supporting detail.............. 9 2.1.3 Finding Word Meaning... 10 2.2 The Levels of Reading............ 11 2.3 Reading Aloud Technique and It's Steps...... 12 2.4 The advantages of Reading Aloud Technique on Reading Comprehension Achievement Class Strengthen Rr,ading, Writing and Speaking Skill......... 14 vn

2.5 Students' Reading Comprehension Achievement... 16 2.6 The Factors Affecting Reading Comprehension Skill... 18 ill. RESEARCH METHOD 3.1 Research Design... 20 3.2 Area determination Method...... 21 3.3 Respondent Detenn ination Method............................... 21 3.4 Data Collection Method............... 21 3.4.1 Test................. 21 3.4.2 Interview............... 25 3.4.3 Documentation...... 25 3.4.4 Observation............... 26 3.5 Data Analysis Method...... 26 TV RESEARCH RESULTS AND DTSCUSSTON 4. 1 The Secondary Data.................................... 28 4.1.1 The Result of Interview...............28 4.1.2 The Result of Docwnentation......... 29 4. 1.3 The Result or observation... 30 4.2 The Try Out Result...........31 4.3 The Primary Data............... 32 4.3.1 The Result Of Reading Comprehension Test.......... 33 4.3.2 The Data Analysis Result of Reading Comprehension test..... 35 4.4 Discussion.............. 43

V CONCLUSION AND SUGGESTIONS 5.1 onclusion... 46 5.2 Suggestions...... 46 5.2.1 The English Teacher... 46 5.2.2 The Students......... 46 5.2.3 The Other Researcher......47 BffiLIOGRAPHY APPENDICES 1. Research Matrix 2. The Supporting Data Instrument 3. Reading Comprehension Achievement Test 4. Answer Key 5. The Names of the Try out Respondents -6. The Names ofrespondents 7. The Results of Try out Test 8. The DiviSion of Odd- Even Score of Try out Result 9. Reliability Analysi$ 9fQiffi~ulty lndex. 10. The Results of the Analysis of Difficulty Index l l. Pennission Letter to Conduct a Research from F.KIP UNEJ t2. Statement from the Headmaster of SMPN l Padang Lumajang 13. Consultation Sheet

THE LIST OF TABLES No Subjects Page 1 The Test Materials Distribution 23 2 The Difficulty Levels 25 3 The Classification of Score Levels 27 4 The Students' Reading. Comprehension Test Scores 33 5 The Analysis of Students' Score of Reading Comprehension 35 Achievement of Each Indicators 6 The Score Frequency and the Score Classification of Students' Reading 37 Comprehension Achievement in Finding the Main 1dea through Reading Aloud Technique 7 The Score Frequency and the Score Classification of Students' Reading 38 Comprehension Achievement in Identifying Supporting Detail through Reading Aloud Technique 8 The Score Frequency and the Score Classification of Students' Reading 39 Comprehension Achievement In Finding Word Meaning through Reading Aloud Technique 9 The CJassification of the Students' Reading Comprehension 4{) Achievement through Reading Aloud Technique on Each Indicator

SlJMMARY A Descriptive Study of the Seventh Year Students' Reading Comprehension Achievement through Reading Aloud Technique at SMPN 1 Padang Lumajang in the 2007/2008 Academic Year, Meilinda Laily Rahmawati, 0002 10401090,2008, 46, English Education Program, Language and Arts Department, The Faculty of Teacher Training and Education, Jember University. This s.tudy was intended to describe the seventh year students' reading comprehension achievement through reading aloud technjque. ln teaching reading comprehension, the teacher used reading aloud technique. There were three steps in reading aloud technique, they were pre-reading, whilst reading and post reading. The steps in reading aloud technique were d<~scribed as follows: First, in pre-reading, the teacher explains the objectives of the reading class that was to get comprehension of the text.. The teacher told the students that they had to pay attention to the teacher's reading as the teacher sometimes would ask some students to read the following sentences after the teacher. In order to raise the students' interest and their background knowledge about the text, the teacher wrote the title on the board Then the teacher explained and discussed about the key vocabularies with the students to get prediction and anticipation about the content of the text. Second, in whilst reading, the teacher read the text aloud while the students followed the text silently. The teacher asked three students in tum to continue reading the text after the teacher. Finally, the teacher asked the students several comprehension questions as post reading. In order to check the students' comprehension about the text, the teacher asked the students in assigning a new title to reading selection, completing true-false of multiple choice exercises on the content, and developing a different conclusion.tius research was conducted at SMPN I Padang Lumajang. The problem of this research was" What is the seventh year students' reading comprehension achievement trough reading aloud technique at SMPN 1 Padang Lumajang in the 2007/2008 academic year?. ln this research, purposive method was used to determine the area. The respondents were 40 students of class VIIB. They were taken by cluster random sampling by lottery. The main data were collected by using reading test while the interview and doctm1entation were used to collect the supporting data. The collected main data were analyzed by using the percentage formula, then they were classified based on the classification of the score level. The seventh year students' reading comprehension achievement through reading aloud technique at S.MPN 1 Padang Lumajang in the 2007/2008 academic year were 72.5% of the students XI

was fine and 27.5% of them was failed. Based on the result above, the English teacher is suggested to give more exercises in reading comprehension achievement through reading aloud technique in order to increase their reading comprehension achievement. In addition, the English teacher is suggested to teach reading comprehension through reading aloud technique.

I. INTRODUCTION ~, <~I (!WT P~Pl is~;.~ :l '<"' I IV\1\t( ~fvii: RS ITAS JEMRER This chapter presents some aspects underlining the topic of the study. It includes background of the research, problem of the research, operational definition, objective of the research, and significance of the research. 1.1 Background of the Research English is one of the languages used by people to communicate with each other. It can not be denied that English is very important, for it is an international language that is widely used as a means of communication in the world. English is also a foreign language that is learned at schools. In teaching English at junior high schools in Indonesia, reading is one of the English skills that should be learned by the students besides listening, speaking and writing. Grellet (1996: 3) states that reading is the process of understanding a reading text. It means that when students read a reading material, they have to get the message from the text. Reading becomes important to be mastered because reading is a bridge to understand the scientific books students have to read. Carrel, ct.al ( 1995: 1) state that for many students, reading is the most important of the four language skills in a second language. Moreover, reading is a receptive language process. It is a psycholinguistic process in that it starts with a linguistic surface representation encoded by a writer and ends with meaning which the reader constructs (Goodman in Carrel, 1995: 12). There are many English teaching techniques that could be applied in the classroom activities. In this case, the English teacher must choose the most appropriate teclmique to teach his or her students in reading comprehension based on their characteristic. According to Papalia (in Rivers, 1987: 75), there are three techniques in teaching reading in the class. The first is reading aloud technique in which the text is read orally by the teacher while the students follow the text silently. Tbe second is silent reading technique. In this technique, the students read the text