Jurnal Ilmiah Spectral
Vol 3, No 1 (2017): Jurnal Ilmiah Spectral

Teaching Vocabulary by Using Semantic Mapping Strategy (Quasy Experimental Study on the Seventh Graders Students of SMP Mandiri Pontianak Timur In Academic Years 2017/2018)

Zulkarnaen Zulkarnaen (Unknown)



Article Info

Publish Date
28 Sep 2018

Abstract

This research was conducted to answer the research question: “How effective is the use of Semantic Mapping to increase vocabulary achievement on the Seventh Graders Students of SMP Mandiri Pontianak?” method of this research is a Quasi-experimental Study. A Quasi-experimental Study requires one experimental group and one control group and needs the test namely Pretest and Posttest. The treatments were conducted in three time meetings with the purpose of knowing the effectiveness of the teaching of vocabulary using Semantic Mapping. The research findings showed the mean score of pretest in experimental group is 6,70 and the mean score of posttest is 7,82 and categorized “.good”. The result of computation on the t-test with 2,70 is higher than the t-table for the degree of freedom N-1 (60-1)=59 is 2,021. Moreover, the computation on Effect Size of the treatment is 2,01. It is categorized “highly effective” because the result of 2,02 is higher than 0.8 that is the high level of effectiveness on Effect Size criteia proposed by Burn (ES > 0.8 = 2,01 >0.8). From the computation, it can be concluded that the teaching of vocabulary by using Semantic Mapping “highly effective”. Therefore, the null hypothesis that says “The use of Semantic Mapping is not effective to increase the students’ vocabulary achievement” is rejected. And the alternative hypothesis that says “The use of Semantic Mapping is effective to increase the students’ vocabulary achievement is effective” is accepted

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Journal Info

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spectral

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Subject

Humanities Education Languange, Linguistic, Communication & Media Social Sciences Other

Description

The scopes of the journal include the following topic areas: English Literature, Second Language Acquisition, Microlinguistics and Macrolinguistics, Psycholinguistics, Literary Criticism, English Language Pedagogy, English Language Literacy, English for Specific Purposes, ELT Materials Development ...