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Himatul Fadhilah
Universitas Bengkulu
Email : hima.ajo@gmil.com
ABSTRACT : The background of the problem in this research was based on problems that
were faced by the students in writing skills (narrative text) at the fourth semester students
of English study program of IAIN Bengkulu . When they were given assignment to writing,
many students fail to reach the standard score. They had difficulty in organizing ideas,
limited vocabulary, no motivation to write and difficult to make a good organization of
writing .One of the causes was the strategy or technique which was used English teacher
not effective .In order to solve this problem, the teacher should choose a suitable technique
.One of technique which suitable in teaching writing was Story Map Model technique. The
objective of this research is to know the effect of implementing of story map model
technique on the ability of students in writing narrative text on semester four students of
English language study program from IAIN Bengkulu. Research hopes that the story map
model can have a significant effect on developing students' writing skills in text writing.
The design of this research is this research using quantitative approach with the type of
quasi experiment research. The population in this research is the fourth semester student of
IAIN Bengkulu. With this research sample are students from TBI IV C class as experiment
group and student from TBI IV D as control group. This data collection technique uses the
test technique, while the data analysis using the t-test with the help of SPSS 2003. Based
on the hypothesis test results through the t test assisted by SPPS 23 shows the value 0.000>
0.05 so Ho: No significant influence of the story map against Student's writing ability is
rejected and H1: There is a significant effect of the story map on the students, the ability to
write accepted means there is a significant influence on the writing skills taught by the story
map with the results of conventional learning.
Keywords: Story Map Model, Writing Skill, Narrative text
I. INTRODUCTION
Writing subject is one of the most important output skills that is taught
in the English study Program of English Education of IAIN Bengkulu. Every
student should master this skill because writing is one of important subjects in
English important beside speaking, reading, and listening
Writing, particularly academic writing, is not easy . It takes study and
practice to develop this skill. In short, writing is a hard subject and doing
writing is not always that easy. It needs much knowledge and does practicing
a lot. Subandi (2014:1) said that based on School – Based Curriculum (KTSP),
there are four skills in teaching and learning English that must be mastered by
students such as writing, reading , listening, and speaking.
Teaching writing in English study program of IAIN Bengkulu consists
of Four levels namely writing 1, writing II, writing III, and writing IV .Where
they learned from semester II until semester V. As the preliminary study by
interview with some of English students was found that most of students still
face some problems with their writing subject. Some of students felt bored
when the teacher asked them to do writing test. They did not have a good
capability to write in English although they have learned how to write it.
After interviewed also found many difficulties of writing such as they
have idea in their own mind, but they did not know how to express them on a
piece of paper, less knowledge, limited vocabulary, and difficult to make good
organization of writing. The assumption is also substantiated ‘the writing skill
is complex and difficult to teach, requiring, mastering not only of grammatical
and rhetorical device but also of conceptual and judgmental elements’ .
From that statement, it is known that to teach writing skill we need a
technique which can make teaching writing process easier and will not make
students felt difficult and boring when we asked them to do writing task .
For those reasons increasing student's writing ability becomes important.
Students writing ability may be increased with many kinds of technique, one
of them is by applying "Story Map Model" technique. According to Jeff
Patton's (2015) A user story map arranges user stories into a useful model to
help understand the functionality of the system, identify holes and omissions
in your backlog, and effectively plan holistic releases that deliver value to users
and business with each release .
Based on the background of the problems that can be identified as the
problems that will be faced by the students in writing Narrative text could be
identified as follow : no ideas to write about, difficulty in organizing ideas,
limited vocabulary , no motivation to write , and difficult to make good
organization of writing . One of the causes was the strategy still not effective.
The question of this research was:
Is there any effect of the story Map Model technique on the students' skills in
writing Narrative text at the fourth semester students of English study program
of IAIN Bengkulu .
II. METHODS
The design of this research will be use quasi experimental with form of
the design non equivalent control group design. According to Ary, Donald (
2010 : 316 ) Design the Nonequivalent control group design is one of the most
widely used in quasi – experimental designs in educational research. This
design is similar with pre test - post test control group design , but in this design
the experimental and control group not chosen as randomly.
This design involved two groups, they were control group and
experimental group. The experimental group received a new treatment, while
the control group used the usual method.
Before doing the treatment to the experimental group, the pre-test will give
before to both of group. The test will give has an objection in order to know
the scores average between two groups. After gave the treatments three time
to the groups where using Story Map to the experimental group and usual
method to the control group the researcher to measures the students average
score in writing after they have given the treatment in experimental group. If
the score was better , its mean that the treatment was useful.
Table 3.1. Research Design
Group Pre-test Treatments Post-test
Experimental O1 X O2
group
Control group O3 - O4
The samples of this research consist of two classes ; they were 34 students
of class TBI C as a experimental group and 27 students of class TBI D as a
control group. So, the total numbers of samples were 64 students.
The data will be collected by using writing test to the experimental group
and control group. The pre – test will be given to know the student’s basic
ability in writing before giving treatment. And then, the researcher collects the
data by apply the treatment ( using story map model technique) to the
experimental group and usual method ( without story map model ) to the
control group for three meetings. After conducting the treatments three
meetings, the post test will give to the students to know the increasing of
students ability in writing.
The researcher scored the students’ writings by using Heaton criteria and
t - test to analyze the data. The data were gotten from the writing pre-test and
post-test. After the researcher go the total of students score, the researcher
compared the two groups of experimental and control group by using with
SPSS.23.
In the technique of data analysis here the researchers divide in two tests,
namely: Prerequisite test includes 1) normality test and homogeneity test; 2)
hypothesis test,
IV. CONCLUSION
Based on the result and discussion of the research that had been explained
in the previous chapter, the researcher concluded that the effect of
implementing Story Map Model technique on the students skills in writing
(narrative text) on the fourth semester students of English study program on
IAIN Bengkulu.
Based on hypothesis test results through t-test assisted by SPPS 23 shows
the value 0.000> 0,05 thus Ho: There is no significant effect of the story map
on students writing ability is rejected and H1; There is a significant effect of
the story map on students, the writing ability accepted means that there is a
significant effect in the writing skills taught by the story map model with the
conventional learning outcomes.
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