THE USE OF VIDEO IN TEACHING SPEAKING SKILL:Classroom Action Research at One of Junior High Schools in Bandung

The study entitled "The Use of Video in Teaching Speaking Skill: Classroom Action Research in One of Junior High Schools in Bandung" aims at revealing the implementation of the use of video in teaching speaking skill. The study involves twenty nine junior high school students, one English...

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Main Author: Sefrina Mulyati, - (Author)
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Published: 2012-01-27.
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Summary:The study entitled "The Use of Video in Teaching Speaking Skill: Classroom Action Research in One of Junior High Schools in Bandung" aims at revealing the implementation of the use of video in teaching speaking skill. The study involves twenty nine junior high school students, one English teacher, and two college students. The research method of this study is classroom action research (Kemmis and McTaggart 1988, cited in Burns, 2010) using observation and interview as data collection techniques. The gained data are then analyzed qualitatively. Findings present that the use of video can be beneficial for the teacher in teaching speaking skill, especially for the aspect of pronunciation (Stempleski 1990, cited in Richards and Renandya, 2002). The teacher teaches the pronunciation by providing the examples in pronouncing the words and also asking the students to listen to the speaker on the video pronouncing English words then ask them to repeat pronouncing the words. The results are the students have some improvements in their pronunciation after learning by using the video. In addition, the students are very enthusiastic in learning speaking by using video. The students focus on watching the video and most of them raise their hands to answer teacher's questions related to the video. As the video provides the motion pictures which is more interesting for the students, the students focus on watching and trying to understand the content of the video (Dobson, 2005). Based on these findings, it is recommended for the teachers to use video in teaching speaking skill at any school levels in order to make the students understand the lesson easily.
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