THE USE OF TOTAL PHYSICAL RESPONSE STORYTELLING IN TEACHING SPEAKING
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.26418/jppk.v7i10.29181Abstract
Abstract
This research was focused on the use of Total Physical Response Storytelling (TPRS) to teach Speaking in GRAHA Education Course Pontianak for Junior High School Grade 9 students. This research used pre-experimental research to find out whether there was a significant difference or not before and after treatment. The population and sample of this research are 26 students. The treatment was given three meetings. The writer used pretest before treatment and post-test after treatment to find out the achivement. This research was primarily concerned on the quantitative data in form of students"™ speaking scores. Rubrics were used to measure the students"™ speaking achivements. The findings of data measurements showed that there was significant mean difference before and after treaments and TPRS was effective in teaching speaking for junior high school grade nine students in GRAHA Education Course. In conclusion, the writer suggests that teachers implement the method to take the benefits of this method.
Keywords: TPRS, Pre-experimental, Speaking achivement