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Artikel Skripsi THE EFFECTIVENESS OF MIND MAPPING SOFTWARE TO THE STUDENTS PRONUNCIATION ACHIEVEMENT AT THE TENTH GRADE STUDENTS OF SMA NEGERI 1 MOJO KEDIRI IN ACADEMIC YEAR 2014/2015 THESIS Presented as a Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements to Obtain The Sarjana Degree of Education of English Education Department Faculty of Teacher Training and Education University of Nusantara PGRI Kediri By: LULUK EKA WIDYASTUTI NPM 11.1.01.08.0112 ENGLISH EDUCATION DEPARTMENT FACULTY OF TEACHER TRAINING AND EDUCATION UNIVERSITY OF NUSANTARA PGRI KEDIRI 2015 1

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Artikel Skripsi THE EFFECTIVENESS OF MIND MAPPING SOFTWARE TO THE STUDENTS PRONUNCIATION ACHIEVEMENT AT THE TENTH GRADE STUDENTS OF SMA NEGERI 1 MOJO KEDIRI IN ACADEMIC YEAR 2014-2015 Luluk Eka Widyastuti 11.1.01.08.0112 Faculty of Teacher Training and Education English Education Department E-mail : lulukwidyas@gmail.com Lina Mariana 1) and Hilarius Semana 2) UNIVERSITY OF NUSANTARA PGRI KEDIRI ABSTRACT The objective of this research entitled The Effectiveness of Mind Mapping Software to the Students Pronunciation Achievement at the Tenth Grade Students of SMA Negeri 1 Mojo Kediri in Academic Year 2014-2015 was to find out whether or not teaching pronunciation using Mind Mapping Software was effective to the students pronunciation achievement. The design of this research was one group pretest-posttest design and quantitative research method. The instrument used in this research was tests (pre-test and post-test). the population of this research was 280 of the tenth grade students of SMAN 1 Mojo and the sample was 36 students in X-1 class. The data of the research were collected by giving the tests to the students sample. The collected data were analyzed by using t-test formula. The result of the data analysis showed that: the mean score of pre-test was 43,56, the mean score of post-test was 78,22, and the t-test was 14,63 at the degree of freedom of 35 and level of significance 5% (0,05) was 2,042. Based on the data analysis above, the alternative hypothesis was accepted because the t-test was higher than t-table (14,63 2,042). It also meant that teaching pronunciation using Mind Mapping Software was effective to the students pronunciation achievement. Keywords : Mind Mapping Software, Pronunciation, Media. I. BACKGROUND Pronunciation is one of the most important parts of English to communicate with others since there are differences between the symbol and its sounds. According to Pollard, she states : Pronunciation is an essential aspect of learning to speak a foreign language. (2008: 65). When someone communicates with other people he/she should not only have a good vocabulary but also have a good pronunciation. Therefore, it is important to teach pronunciation. According to Aydawati (2011: 651) Teaching English pronunciation to Indonesian students is neglected for some reasons. First, pronunciation does not get any portion in curriculum. The curriculum for English Lessons for SMA, for example, only emphasizes on the four skills to be covered like listening, speaking, reading and writing. Although implicity, pronunciation 4

is covered in speaking skills, there is no explanation in standard of English competence for high school students. Therefore, English teachers do not pay attention on pronuncation. Kenworthy states : Learners will have a strong tendency to hear the sounds of English in terms of the sounds of their native language. (1988: 1). It can be seen in the real situation especially in SMA Negeri 1 Mojo Kediri, when the students learn pronunciation they have got main problem, that is hearing pronunciation features and sounds which the teacher wants them to reproduce. Over there, the teachers does not use tape recorder of native speaker s voice, but the teacher s own voice when they teach pronunciation. But the sounds uttered by the teacher are not all correct. Brown (2001: 22) cited in Noviana s skripsi (2012: 4) says that Audio Lingual Method is also of methods to teach English. It means that ALM can be used as the method to teach pronunciation to the students because by using this method the students are able to increase their pronunciation achievement. Congos (2013: 1) states that mind mapping is a tool that can make even the most boring task fun and interesting, thereby improving concentration and recall. It encourages thoughts to flow more smoothly. The ability to remember is increased and creativity is enhanced. According to Makar (2012: 3) states that the Artikel Skripsi features on Mind Mapping Software are attach notes, attachments/hyperlinks, visual customization, multi-mapping, relationship lines, filter, presentation mode, and focus view/branch focus. Based on the statement above, the researcher found the special feature that can solve the problem of pronunciation that is using hyperlink. Because by using hyperlink, the audio recorder from native speaker can be played on it. In applying pronunciation, the researcher focuses to solve the problem that is about hearing of words by native speaker. Thus, it is covered in listening skill, there have been many teaching media used by English teachers to help the students understand about listening easily. They are cassette players, Flashcard, Computer, Laptop, Mind mapping software, etc. From so many medias which have been developed, the writer believes that there is still a few English teacher apply Mind Mapping Software, which is used in the Audio recording, as teaching media, this may be caused that teaching English using Adobe Audition need special capability. II. METHOD The technique used by the researcher was experimental research. The design of this experimental research was Pre- Experimental Design especially One-Group Pretest-Posttest Design. The researcher gave 5

the students pre test, treatment, and then post test. In pre test and post test, the students were given 25 multiple choice questions.the researcher choose tenth grade students at SMAN 1 Mojo Kediri which had seven classes consisting of 36 or more students in each class, therefore from seven classes there were 280 students as the population of this research. Harlon & Larget (2011: 7) state that a population is all the individuals or units of interest; typically, there is not available data for almost all individuals in a population.according to Arikunto (2010: 185) who states that cluster sample is based on the class of the population. Therefore, the sample of this research was the tenth grade students of SMA Negeri 1 Mojo Kediri, especially in the X-1 class. It consisted of 36 students. The procedure of the research was started from the researcher gave pre-test, treatment and post test. In the first meeting, the teacher gave pretest to the students consisted of 25 numbers. In the second, third, and fourth meeting the teachers taught pronunciation using Mind Mapping Software by on activities in teaching pronunciation (Drilling, minimal pairs, and listening activities). In the last meeting, the teacher gave post test to the students. The questions consisted of 25 numbers of items. To analyze the quantitative data especially Artikel Skripsi obtained from the test, the researcher used this formula : t D pre - test n t = ( ) : the result of t test : differences between post test minus : number of students : result of total differences from pre test and post test divided by number of students. III. RESEARCH FINDING AND DISCUSSION The result of the research showed that the use of Mind Mapping Software in teaching pronunciation achievement can improve students achievement, because before treatment, the mean score of pre-test was 43,56. After treatment, the data analysis showed that the mean score of post-test was 78,22. The result of t-test was 14,63 at the degree of freedom 35 was higher than t-table of 2,042. 6

Table 1 : The Score Differences of Pre-test and Post-test Artikel Skripsi No. Name of students Score of Pre-Test Score of Post-Test D D2 1 Student 1 64 76 12 144 2 Student 2 72 92 20 400 3 Student 3 44 68 24 576 4 Student 4 68 76 8 64 5 Student 5 40 96 56 3136 6 Student 6 32 76 44 1936 7 Student 7 36 76 40 1600 8 Student 8 52 68 16 256 9 Student 9 48 76 28 784 10 Student 10 36 76 40 1600 11 Student 11 52 76 24 576 12 Student 12 36 72 36 1296 13 Student 13 24 76 52 2704 14 Student 14 32 72 40 1600 15 Student 15 44 76 32 1024 16 Student 16 32 76 44 1936 17 Student 17 48 88 40 1600 18 Student 18 40 68 28 784 19 Student 19 24 72 48 2304 20 Student 20 32 92 60 3600 21 Student 21 28 80 52 2704 22 Student 22 44 80 36 1296 23 Student 23 56 80 24 576 24 Student 24 36 84 48 2304 25 Student 25 48 84 36 1296 26 Student 26 32 80 48 2304 27 Student 27 32 80 48 2304 28 Student 28 80 80 0 0 29 Student 29 48 84 36 1296 30 Student 30 48 88 40 1600 31 Student 31 36 76 40 1600 32 Student 32 44 96 52 2704 33 Student 33 40 64 24 576 34 Student 34 44 76 32 1024 35 Student 35 28 52 24 576 36 Student 36 68 84 16 256 1568 2816 1248 50336 X 43,56 78,22 7

From the table above, it can be seen that the mean of pre-test score was 43,56 and the means of post-test score was 78,22. The data showed that t-score was higher than t-table in the significance 5%. Therefore, the alternative hypothesis (Ha) is accepted and H0 is rejected. It can be concluded that Mind Mapping Software has significant effect to the students pronunciation achievement in the tenth grade year students of SMAN 1 Mojo Kediri academic year 2014/2015. The suggestions are given to: 1) The English Teacherare suggested to use Mind Mapping Software as the media to increase the students pronunciation achievement because Mind Mapping Software gives significant effect in teaching pronunciation. 2) For the other researcher, the result of the data analysis should be made an additional reference or further research with different discussion. They can use it to increase their theories or information based on this research. 3) The Institution (SMAN 1 Mojo) should gave facilities to teach pronunciation. The school should prepare the audio speakers that will help the English teacher in there to teach pronunciation. IV. REFERENCES Artikel Skripsi Al-Jarf, Reima. 2011. Teaching Spelling Skill with a Mind Mapping Software. The Asian EFL Journal Professional Teaching Articles. (Online), available in http://www.asian-efljournal.com, retrieved at January 1 st 2015. Arikunto. 2010. Prosedur Penelitian. Jakarta: Rineka Cipta. Aydawati, Emilia N. 2000. The Problem and Suggestion in Teaching English Pronunciation. (Online). Available in http://eprints.unika.ac.id/14576/1/th e_problems_and suggestion_in_teaching_english_p ronunciation.pdf, retrieved at January 15 th 2015. Congos, Dennis H. 2013. Mind Mapping: Double Your Memory. Student Academic Resource Center: University of Central Florida. Hanlon, Bret and Larget, Bret. 2011. Samples and Population. Madison: University of Wisconsin. Kenworthy, J. 1988. Teaching English Pronunciation. United Kingdom: Cambridge University. Makar, Andrew. 2012. Mind Mapping Software Review. (Online). Available in Mindmapping.com, retrieved at May 1 st 2015. Noviana, Rikha. 2012. The Effect of Cambridge Dictionary For Teaching Pronunciation of the Eight Year Students of SMP PGRI 1 Kediri. Skripsi. Unpublished. Kediri: UNP. Pollard, Lucy. 2008. Teaching English. Unpublished. London: University of London. Sugiyono. 2012. Metode Penelitian Pendidikan. Bandung: CV. Alfabeta. 8