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The document discusses the research methodology used in a study about the speaking ability of first grade students. It details the research design, subjects, data collection techniques including observation, interviews and documentation, as well as the data analysis process of data reduction, display and conclusion.

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CHAPTER III

RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

3.1 Research Design

In this study, the researcher used a qualitative research while the kind of

the research is field research. According to Ary in Dobald that qualitative research

is conducted to describe the current status of phenomena that will exist at the

same time of study.1 It was a method of trying to find new problems. In this study,

the researcher used observation, interviews, and document as data collection

method for gathering information related to the problem being studied. The

research is about “The Speaking Ability of the First Grade Students of MAS

Darussaadah Bireuen”.

3.2 Setting and the Subject of the Research

The researcher chose the students through purposive sampling. The

researcher took four classes that are consist of 9 students as the subjects of the

study. Arikunto stated that purposive sampling is used by taking subject is not

based on strata, random, or area but it is based on the existing of the purpose, this

techniques is usually done cause of the some consideration.2 In doing this

research, the researcher as helped by an English teacher who taught English in the

students of MAS Darussaadah Bireuen.

3.3 Technique of Collecting Data


1 ?
Donald, Introduction In Research In Education, (Beltmont. Warsworth Thomson
learning, 2002), p.25
2 ?
Arikunto Suharsimi, Prosedur Penelitian Suatu Pendekatan Praktis, 12nd Ed,
( Jakarta: Rineka Cipta, 2002 ), p. 117.

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The researcher used observation, interview and documentation as the

instrument in gathering data from subject of research, Catherine Marshall and

Gretchen B. Rosman argued that the fundamental method on qualitative research

for gathering information are, participation in setting, direct observation, in depth

interviewing, document review.3 Observation group is that the observations made

by a team of researchers on an issue that was made the object of research 4. An

interview is a process of communication or interaction to collect information by a

question and answer between researchers with informants or subjects. In essence,

the interview is an activity to obtain in-depth information about an issue or theme

raised in the study. It is the process of verification of the information or

information that has been previously obtained through other ways. Because an

evidentiary process, it could have an interview suit or different from the

information that had been obtained in advance. In collecting the data in this

research, the researcher used two instruments to find out the the data in MAS

Darussaadah Bireuen, they are:

1. Observation

Observation also one data collection technique which is very common in

qualitative research methods. Observation is essentially an activity using the five

senses, can be sight, smell, hearing, to obtain the information needed to answer

the research problem. The observations is in the form of activities, events, objects,

conditions or certain mood, emotions and feelings.

3 ?
Marshall, Gatherine and Gretchen B. Rosman, Designing Qualitative Research, 2nd
ed. (London: Safa Publication International Educational Professional publisher, 1995), p.15
4 ?
Bungin, M. Burhan. Penelitian kualitatif : Komunikasi, Ekonomi, Kebijakan Publik,
dan Ilmu Sosial lainnya. (Jakarta: Kencana Prenada Media Group, 2007 ), p. 115 – 117
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2. Interview

An interview is a process of communication or interaction to collect

information by a question and answer between the researcher with informants or

subjects. In essence, the interview is an activity to obtain in-depth information

about an issue or theme raised in the study. It is the process of verification of the

information or information that had been previously obtained through other

techniques. Because an evidentiary process, it could have an interview suit or

different from the information that has been obtained in advance. In the research,

the researcher will interview the teacher and the students.

3.4 Research Instrument

The instruments which would be used to collect the data in this research

were observation Form and Interview guide.

1. Observation Checklist

Observation checklist is the instrument used by researcher in the research

to collect the data, that in this way, the researcher observe the teaching learning

process which are include to teacher’s and student’s activities to mark all of

information during learning English.

2. Interview Guide

Interview guide is the instrument in doing the research that the form of

questions were asked to the informant. The researcher set up ten general questions

to the teacher and students for asking about the speaking ability of the first grade

students of MAS Darussaadah Bireuen.


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3.5 Technique of Analyzing Data

In analizing qualitative data obtained from the observation checklist,

field notes guidelines, and interview the researcher used Miles and Huberman’s

model. Miles and Huberman in Sugiyono said “activity of analyzing data for

qualitative is done by interactive and continue until finished, the activity in

analyzing data are data reduction, data display and conclusion.5

Data Collection Data Display

Data Reduction

Conclusion:
Drawing/
Verifying

Picture 3.1 Interactive Model in Data Analyzing.6

a. Data Condensation

Data reduction means the researcher tries to reduce the unimportant data

and rearrange the data in good range and makes summary to get data more clearly,

so in the next step the researcher could focused in continuing which data should

be collected by the researcher. Data reduction refers to the process of selecting,

focusing, simplifying, abstracting, and/or transforming the data that appear in the

full corpus (body) of written-up field notes, interview transcripts, documents, and

other empirical materials. It means that the researcher try to arrange the data in

5 ?
Sugiono, Metode Penelitian Pendidikan: Pendekatan Kuantitatif, kualitatif, dan R&D,
Cet Ke 22, (Bandung: Alfabeta, 2015), h.337
6 ?
Ibid, p. 338
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good range and make summary to get the data more clearly based on the problem

of the research.

b. Data display

After reducing the data, the researcher would display the data in narrative

text. By displaying process, it would be easy to understand what researcher would

do as the next step in analyzing the data. A display is an organized, compressed

assembly of information that allows conclusion drawing and action. The data

display will be done in a short essay, the data becomes well organized and well

structured in a good form it can be used to describe the research problem, so that

makes the reader easily understand the data.

c. Conclusion

Previously, it had been told the ways of analyzing the data for qualitative

by reduction the data and displaying the data in narrative text, finally the

researcher made a conclusion. Third step in data analysis qualitative based on

according to Miles and Huberman of conclusion withdrawal. The conclusion of

early opened still be tentative, and changed when it is not found by a strong

evidence supporting next data collecting.

Based on the conclusion in research of qualitative replied the problem

were formulated in the chapter one of the background, because such as those

which had been opened by that the problems were formulated of the research

qualitative still be tentatively and expanded after researcher in the field. The first

step is to reduce data by focusing on the data needed and discarding data that is

not appropriate. Then, the researcher displayed the data in the form of
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explanations. Finally, the researcher makes conclusions or results to answer the

research problem.

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