The Effect Of Using Transactional Conversation To Students Speaking Skill Of The Second Grade In SMAN 1 Pasir Penyu

Nabila, Hanna (2021) The Effect Of Using Transactional Conversation To Students Speaking Skill Of The Second Grade In SMAN 1 Pasir Penyu. Other thesis, Universitas Islam Riau.

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Abstract

The objective of this research was to find out whether there is the effect of Using Transactional Conversation to Student Speaking Skill of The Second Grade in SMAN 1 Pasir Penyu or not. There are two variables of this research: the first variable or variable X is Transactional Conversation as independent variable and the second variable or variable Y is teaching speaking ability as dependent variable. This research is one-group pretest-posttest. It means that the researcher is only conduct one class as a sample in this research. Before the variable Y gives a particular treatment, the pre-test is given and after the variable Y gives a particular treatment, the researcher takes measurements or post-test of variable X to know the effect of using transactional conversation in teaching speaking. Hence, this experimental research only involved one group of students; they were second Grade students in senior high school, as population of this research. This experimental research only involved one group of students; they were second Grade students, as population of this research. Second grade on science class contains 20 students were chosen as the sample, they were the students who was given spoken test after followed teaching speaking ability by using Transactional Conversation. Furthermore, the researcher findings included the results of the research, as follows: the analysis result of the mean score in pre-test was 80.05 and the mean score in post-test was 86.20. It shows that this experimental class experiences improvement in their spoken test and hypothesis testing indicates that the score in post-test were higher than in pre-test. It can be seen the value of sig. (2-tailed) is 0.041 lower than value at the significant level 0.5. Furthermore, the hypothesis testing indicates that the score in post-test was significantly higher than the score in pre-test. So, using Transactional Conversation could be one of references in teaching material.

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