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Journal of Classrom Action Research
Published by English Lecturers and Teachers Association
ISSN : 28280695     EISSN : 28280601     DOI : https://doi.org/10.52622/jcar.v1i1
Core Subject : Education,
Languange, Linguistic, Communication & Media
Journal of Classroom Action Research (JCAR) first launching is published in Febrary 2022 by a professional organization, founded by English Lecturers and Teachers Association (ELTA) Medan- Indonesia Journal of Classroom Action Research (JCAR) is a double blind peer review journal, published twice a year ,publish in March, and August .This Journal is legally and formally is formed by the letter of the leader of ELTA Medan- Indonesia Decree no : 08-/Elta/2/VII/2021, dated at 2st June 2021. It presents articles on the research of English language Teaching , specifically in class Action Research which is mostly done by teachers, as a requirement to elevate their level. JCAR also written by ELTAs member, ELTAs sympathizers and other researchers Journal of Class Action Research (JCAR) principals aim is to help English Lecturers and Teachers to publish disseminate theory, research result of English Language Teaching research, reviews by the academic community of ELTAs, reviews by other linguist in Indonesia or abroad, and to provide a channel for discussion. The views expressed here do not necessarily those of the Editorial Board.
Arjuna Subject : Umum - Umum
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Improving Students’ Ability at Memorizing Vocabulary Through Implementation of Guessing Game Strategy at MTs AL Washliyah Batang Serangan Nazli Fahada
Journal of Classroom Action Research Vol. 1 No. 2 (2022): August, 2022
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Vocabulary is an important element in a language ,all the words known and used by a particular person. Vocabulary is the basic need that has to be mastered by the students themselves. They will find it difficult to speak up without having many vocabularies as it is difficult to memorize. In teaching vocabulary  teacher should use many strategy to make the students understand the meaning and how to voice the word such asking and answering, using media, etc. As far as its known, there are many strategy that use in teaching learning process. One of them is guessing game strategy that use by the teacher in teaching. The aims of this research are to find out the students’ ability to memorizing vocabulary speech when taught by guessing game strategy, improving the students’ ability at memorizing vocabulary by using guessing game strategy. The subject of this research is MTs Al Washliyah Batang Serangan. The subject  was  68 students that consist of 2 classes, they are VIII A  that consist of 35 students and, the technique of collecting data were interview, document, observation, written test. the technique of analyzing data Presenting the data and data Reduction. After the data were analyzed, it showed that in  ( pretest )  the students’ ability at memorizing vocabulary of MTs Al Washliyah Batang Serangan by guessing game strategy  got the mean 2,86 % and cycle 1 ( postest 1 )  got the mean 57.14 %. So, it can be concluded that there is an improvement of the students’ ability at memorizing vocabulary by using guessing game strategy. Keywords  : Guessing game strategy , memorizing vocabulary .
A Morphosyntactic Analysis on Narrative Writing of the Fresh Year Students’s of Management Informatics AMIK MEDICOM: Morphosyntactic Analysis Masriani Mery Rosmida Silalahi; Siwi Rakasiwi
Journal of Classroom Action Research Vol. 1 No. 2 (2022): August, 2022
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The purpose of the research is to analyze about morphology and sintactic structure in writing an English narrative essay. Morphology and Sintax are very important studies in learning English. Morphology is the study of how words are structured and how they are put together from smaller part, as morphemes are the smallest significant units of grammar. Meanwhile syntax discusses how sentences are structured. The purposes of this research are to cover the students morphosintactic errors operating on the students of the management informatics students’ narrative writing and how these errors affect the whole clause structure, the inflectional morphemes, derivational morphemes and the pattern of clause structure in the students narrative writing. The method used in this reserch is qualitative describtion where the data sources are taken from the fresh year students narrative writing. The finding revealse are two kinds of morphology, they are derivational and inflectional. Affixes such as suffixes, infixes, prefixes, ablaut and reduplication are kinds of derivational morphology, meanwhile plural, possessive, past time, progressive, comparative, and superlative are kinds of inflectional morphology. Syntactically, the errors occur becuse of not being aware how to build a phrase or a sentence in English. They write more than one verb in a phrase or a sentence which does not need but one. As well they are not sure about word order in English and how to build a simple sentence. They like to miss subject or object pronoun in their sentence. We can explain that by saying that all these forms do not exist in Bahasa Indonesia (Indonesian Language), resulting in the tendency for the students to omit or add these forms in their writing. Too many clauses in one sentence often occur in their sentece.
The Effect of Accompaniment Music on the Concentration and Learning Outcomes of Grade VIII Students in Alpha Omega Education Tutoring Center Jonris Tampubolon; Else Frine Tamba
Journal of Classroom Action Research Vol. 1 No. 2 (2022): August, 2022
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Feeling fed up and bored in learning mathematics occurs because of the imbalance between the right brain and the left brain, by forcing the brain to work very hard, can cause fatigue in the brain which results in a decrease in the concentration of students, especially mathematics. One method that can be used to increase concentration that can make the brain can relax in learning mathematics is to listen to classical music. The results of this study showed that there was a difference in the average grade of experimental classes that used accompaniment music while learning and control classes with learning without accompaniment music, obtained the average score of the experimental class posttest was 88.00 while the control class was 76.00 and the test calculation of the difference in the average score of the experimental class posttest and control classes was obtained tcount = 2.74 < ttable = 2.05, Which means that music affects concentration and improvement of student learning outcomes. Keywords: Music, Concentration, Learning Outcome
Improving Students’ Vocabulary Achievement by Using Twitter and Instagram Multimedia Sarma Sirait; Saidatul Hanim
Journal of Classroom Action Research Vol. 1 No. 2 (2022): August, 2022
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This study attempts to improve students’ achievement in vocabulary by using Twitter and Instagram multimedia. This study was conducted by using classroom action research. The subject of the research was class VIII-2 SMP FREE METHODIST 2 Medan which consisted of 40 students. The research was conducted in two cycles, cycle I of four meeting and cycle II consisted of two meetings. The instruments for collecting data were quantitative data namely vocabulary test and qualitative data namely, observation sheet and questionnaire. .Based on quantitative data, in vocabulary test, students score kept improving in every test of vocabulary. The finding of this is Twitter and Instagram multimedia can improve the students’ vocabulary achievement. It can be prove from the calculation of test in both of cycles. The mean of pre test is 59. The students who got higher than 75 is 10%. The mean of post test cycle I is 75,75 and students who got higher than 75 is 26 students 65%. Te post test average on post test is 89,5, all of them 100% got higher than standard minimum. There is an improvement of the application of twitter and instagram multimedia to teach vocabulary in eight grade of SMP FREE METHODIST 2 Medan. Based on observation sheet and questionnaire sheet it was found that the students were active and enthusiastic in learning vocabulary by using twitter and instagram multmedia. The result of the research showed that twitter and instagram multimedia significantly improved students. Keywords: Vocabulary Achievement, Twitter, Instagram
Improving Students’ Speaking Ability Trough Students Teams Achievement Devision ( STAD ) at The Second Grae Students of SMA Katolik Delimurni Delitua Marice Saragih; Dippu Pasaribu; Jaya Perkas
Journal of Classroom Action Research Vol. 1 No. 2 (2022): August, 2022
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The objectives of this research are find out the students ability in speaking through Students Team Achievement Devision (STAD) at the second grade SMU Katolik Delitua . The good teacher is able to find the good strategy in the teaching and learning process so that the students will interest to study English. One of strategy used in teaching speaking ability is Students Team Achievement Devision (STAD) . The population of this study was all of the second grade of SMU Delimurni which consist of 60 students. The sample consist of this research are 30 students. This study use quantitative research using an experimental design and control design, the examiner intentionally revised appearance of the difference and then it was examined how the result was. This research required two groups of student namely experimental group and control group. experimental group was treated with Students Team Achievement Devision (STAD) during studying English . where as control group was treated without Students Team Achievement Devision (STAD) it can be seen that the mean score of the pre-test in the control group is 46.35 and the post-test 57.30, and mean of deviation is 10,95. it means that the deviation is low. From the total score pre test of the experimental class (1.600) and the total score pre test of the control class (1.360) can be concluded that the achievement of both group was the same. After getting the treatment Students Team Achievement Devision (STAD) , the total score post-test of the experimental (2.337) was higher than the total score post-test of the control class (1.686) which did not get the treatment. It can be said that Students Team Achievement Devision (STAD Strategy can improve the students ability in speaking and this strategy provide the students’ Motivation and enthusiasms in learning English. Key Words : Speaking, Students Team Achievement Devision ( STAD)
PRINCIPALS’ COMPETENCIES AND TEACHERS’ JOB SATISFACTION AT DON BOSCO SCHOOLS UNDER THE CENTRAL FOUNDATION IN MANADO: BASIS FOR ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM FOR SCHOOL PRINCIPALS Bogor Lumbanraja; Jontra Jusat Pangaribuan
Journal of Classroom Action Research Vol. 1 No. 2 (2022): August, 2022
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This research is designed to determine the correlation between principals’ competencies and teachers’ job satisfaction at Selected Private Schools in Manado as input for Enhancement Programs. The principals’ competencies consisting of three aspects namely (1) Conceptual Competencies, (2) Technical Competencies,  and (3) Human Relation Competencies. Meanwhile, the teachers’ job satisfaction was measured in terms of the following aspects: (1) Pay, (2) Promotion, (3) Supervision, (4) Fringe Benefits, (5) Contingent Rewards, (6) Operating Conditions, (7) Coworkers, (8) Nature of Work, and (9) Communication. The research was conducted using descriptive/correlational design; and Pearson Product Moment Correlation (Pearson r) to examine the correlation between identified variables. The results of the Pearson Correlation showed that most of the Principals’ Competencies are correlated with Job Satisfaction variables. Over-all, there is a positive significant correlation (r=0.364, p-value<0.05) between principal’s competencies and job satisfaction of teachers. The correlation can be interpreted as Moderate Relationship. The significant correlation between principals’ competencies and teachers’ job satisfaction implies that school principal should maintain and even increase their competencies if they want teachers to continue being satisfied with their job. Based on a reasonable output of this study, the researcher proposed a training program to enhance competencies of principals of Don Bosco Schools under the central fundation in Manado – Indonesia.   Keywords: principals, conceptual competencies, technical competencies,  human relation competencies, teachers, job satisfaction

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