THE
CORRELATION BETWEEN LISTENING ENGLISH SONGS HABIT AND STUDENTS PRONOUNCIATIONS
MASTERY AT THE ELEVENTH GRADE OF SMKN 1 POGALAN
2013/2014
P R O P O S
A L
TO FULFILL THE FINAL PROJECT OF
QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH
Lecturer: Wawan Prasetyo , S.Pd, M.Pd.
Composed By:
SANTI HIDHA YANTI
NPM: 12188203266
ENGLISH
DEPARTMENT
THE
INSTITUTE OF TEACHER TRAINING AND EDUCATION
STKIP
PGRI TULUNGAGUNG
2015
TABLE OF CONTENT
CHAPTER I : INTRODUCTION
A. The Background of the study………………..… 1
B. Statement of the problem………….........……… 3
C. The Limitation of the Research…….....………… 3
D. The Objectives of the Study…………..........…… 5
E. The Significance of The Study ……………..… 5
CHAPTER III : METHODOLOGY OF RESEARCH
A. Research Location…………………………… 6
B. Design of the Researc.…………………… 6
C. Population and Sample……………………… 6
D. Instrument of The Research…………………. 7
E. Data
Collection....................................………. 8
F. Data
Analysis........................................……… 9
CHAPTER I
INTRODUCTION
A. The Background of the Study
In English
teaching, there are four language elements namely: Structure, Vocabulary,
Pronunciation and Spelling. Those elements are through in order to develop the
student skill in the language learning. One second of them should be noticed is
pronunciation which is considered difficult element method that can be applied
in learning pronunciation.
Nurhayati (
2008 ) states that the pronunciation means knowledge of knowing to produce word
which is very essential in oral communication when speakers mispronounce the
word, people can be misunderstand. To reduce it, the teacher must equip the
learner with English certain degree accuracy and fluency in understanding,
responding and in expressing
The specific
characteristic of English learners who categorized as good and successful oral
skill developer is those good pronunciation accent. A good pronunciation accent
suggested is a accent of pronunciation that sounds like native speakers.
Therefore, it is necessary for English learners to have a good pronunciation to
support them to be good speakers ( Nurhayati, 2008 ). Teachers of English as a
foreign language should be sensitive in viewing and overcoming such problems
above.
Among those
language skills, one most focused until today is speaking. We know that
speaking plays an important role in human communication. The importance of
having ability to speak is becoming more noticed moreover for the students of
English department. They are asked to be able to speak English. It will seem to
be ridiculous when they still cannot use English in communication.
Although
speaking is the easiest way of learning, it does not mean that speaking has no
component. It is like other language skills, each student must begin speaking
by knowing its components such as fluency, accuracy, spelling and
pronunciation. Those components relate to one another and need learning in
order to have pleasant speaking. The absence of one of those components will
produce a poor result of speaking.
Realizing
this problem, the students need to focus in one speaking component. In this
case, pronunciation is chosen as one phenomenon in English. It refers to the
way in which a language or a particular word or sound is pronounced. (Hornby
AS, et. Al, 1974. Oxford Advenced Leorner,s Dictionary of current. English. USA
N London. O. U ). Pronunciation is definitely the biggest thing that people
notice when we are speaking. We use English for communication so automatically
we need pronunciation. Good pronunciation should be one of the first things
that we learn in English. We still can communicate without using advanced
vocabulary we can use simple words to say what we want to say. We do not have
to use advanced English grammar because we can use simple grammar structures
instead but there is no simple pronunciation.
Pronunciation
has its own components to learn and it is not simple as well as many people think.
If we try to contrast between English and Indonesian language we will find that
there are some sounds in English pronunciation that are absent in Indonesian
language. We call it as contrastive sounds. For instance the phonetic of /θ/
and /ð/ in words such as “think” and “the.” Many Indonesian pronounce them as
/sIη/ and /de/. This is a common mistake that cannot be overlooked because can
cause misunderstand.
Therefore, the
students have to learn the English pronunciation as much as possible in order
to improve their pronunciation skill so that their pronunciation is
intelligible. In doing this, they will need one strategy that can?
B. Statements of the Problem
I intended to focus on answering
the question: How is the correlation between listening English songs habit and
pronounciation mastery of the students?
C. Limitation Of The Research
To analyzed the correlation between listening English songs habit and prononounciation mastery in the eleventh grade students of SMKN 1 Pogalan. The
writer focuses only in pronounciation mastery of student. And the subject absolutely in
eleventh grade SMKN 1 Pogalan.
D. The Objectives of the Study
The objectives of the study were
based on the statement of the problem above that this was to get the
correlation between listening English songs habit and pronounciation mastery of
the students. Whether that habit can improving the pronounciation of the
students or not.
E. Significance of the Study
I hoped that this thesis will be
useful to:
1.
Practical benefit
Listening English songs habit for
the English learners is a good way to improving their skill in pronounciation
mastery, which appeared in their result of the study. This habit is useful for
the English learners because after they listening that songs they will be
remember the pronounciation of every words in that song. The songs used in this
study are related to teaching pronunciation. The songs are designed to create a
feeling of enjoyment and relaxation among the students. Songs may also be instrumental
in helping students to develop a positive emotional attitude towards learning
English. Teaching English through songs can help students to learn the
pronunciation.
2.
Theoritical benefit
To be the source of information for
other researchers who are also investigating the correlation
between listening English songs and pronounciation mastery.
CHAPTER III
METHOD OF THE RESEARCH
A.
Research Location
The research was conducted at SMKN 1 Pogalan at Jl. Tulungagung No.3, Pogalan, Trenggalek. Because this place has Pronunciation Practice subject in curriculum 2013 of teaching and learning process.
The research was conducted at SMKN 1 Pogalan at Jl. Tulungagung No.3, Pogalan, Trenggalek. Because this place has Pronunciation Practice subject in curriculum 2013 of teaching and learning process.
B. Design of the Research
In this research, the writer uses a design which is called correlation
research. This research design describes the correlation between listening English songs habit and the mastery of pronounciation in
eleventh grade student of SMKN 1 POGALAN in academic years 2013/2014.
This research has two
variables; they are one independent variable and one dependent variable.
a.
Variable 1: the habit to
listening English songs of the students in eleventh grade student of SMKN 1 Pogalan in
academic years 2013/2014.
b.
Variable 2: the mastery of pronounciation in eleventh grade student of SMKN 1 Pogalan in
academic years 2013/2014.
C. Population and Sample
a.
Population
The totals of population of students are 120 students. They divided in to four classes. They
are: XI A, XI B, XI C,XI D. Every class consists of 30
students.
b.
Sample
In
selecting the students as the sample, the writer used cluster random sampling
technique. The class chooses is XIA.
The steps to take cluster random sampling are:
1. The
writer prepares 3 pieces of paper and each paper written by each class.
2. The writer rolls it.
3. The writer shakes the rolling
paper.
4. The writer chooses one from the
three rolling papers.
5. The writer opens the paper.
6. From
the cluster random sampling, the writer find one class that is XI A.
D. Instrument of the Research
The instrument of the research that used by the
writer is oral test and documentation to collect the data.
a. Oral test
The writer used oral test to know the pronouncition mastery of students. The writer presenting sounds or melodies
and then asking the students to listen to the song and get anything related to
it, such as their feelings or opinions. And the teacher give the test about
pronounciation practice to the students.
b. Documentation
The documentation
in this research is the list of daily test value in pronounciation practice of the eleventh grade students of SMKN 1 Pogalan in the academic year 2013/2014. It to knows the
mastery of pronounciation practice of students.
E. Data Collection
To collect the data for this research, the writer conducts several steps as
follows:
1.
Asking permission to the Chief of Teacher Training and Education PGRI Trenggalek.
2.
Asking permission to the Headmaster of SMKN 1 Pogalan.
3.
Asking permission to English teacher
inSMKN 1 Pogalan.
4.
Determining the class as the sample in the research.
5.
Preparing the instrument of the research.
6.
Asking the data of the students’ pronounciation
mastery on the
list of daily test value to the English teacher.
F. Data Analysis
In order
to describes the speaking ability and the mastery of pronounciation. The
writer used formula Mean, standard deviation and correlation product moment
correlation to calculate index correlation speaking and pronounciation.
Analytic Rubrics for Testing
Speaking Skill
Task Description:
Quantity of information
communicated (relative to level)
A
/ A-
|
10
/ 9
|
Communicates
significantly more information than required to fulfill the task; includes
elaboration and detail.
|
B
|
8
|
Communicates more
information than required to fulfill the task.
|
C
|
7
|
Communicates adequate
information to fulfill the task.
|
D
|
6
|
Communicates some
information, but amount is less than adequate
|
F
|
5
- 0
|
Provides almost no
information, or there is not enough speech to evaluate.
|
Fluency
(relative to level)
A
/ A-
|
5
/ 4.5
|
Speech is smooth and
flowing. No hesitancy or rephrasing.
|
B
|
4
|
Speech is smooth for
the most part. Occasional hesitancy. Some rephrasing.
|
C
|
3.5
|
Speech is generally
hesitant and often choppy.
|
D
|
3
|
Speech is extremely
hesitant and choppy. Frequent pauses and/or unfinished phrases.
|
F
|
2
- 0
|
Speech is limited to
isolated words or short phrases. No fluency.
|
Pronunciation
(relative to level)
A
/ A-
|
10
/ 9
|
No errors in
pronunciation that impede comprehension.
|
B
|
8
|
A few errors in
pronunciation rarely impede comprehension.
|
C
|
7
|
Occasional
pronunciation errors cause some confusion or misunderstanding.
|
D
|
6
|
Frequent
pronunciation errors cause consistent confusion or misunderstanding.
|
F
|
5
- 0
|
So many pronunciation
errors that comprehension is impossible.
|
Total: ________
Comments:__________
Comments:__________