PROMOTING ENGAGE STUDY ACTIVATE (ESA) TECHNIQUE TO TEACH SPEAKING SKILL

G. Gunadi, Fitri Novia, R. Asmara
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ESA (Engage, Study, Activate) technique is one of alternative ways to teach EFL students how to speak in English, comprising three steps: engage, study, and activate. It is believed that this technique can assist the teachers in arousing students' interest, curiosity, and emotion, as well as encouraging them to orally express their feelings, information, and language. The goal of the research was to see whether there was a significant difference in speaking performance between the students who learned using ESA technique and those who were not. A quasi experimental research was administered as the design of the research. The sample was taken by using purposive sampling technique. The researchers considered the number of the students and whether the sample was taught by the same English teacher as choosing the sample. The data was collected using an oral test. The data was analyzed using the t-test. Based on the result of independent sample t-test, it was found that t obtained was 3.174. It was higher than t table (1.999). It indicated that H 0 was rejected and H a was accepted. Therefore, it confirmed that the students who were taught using ESA technique had better speaking achievement than the students who were not taught using ESA technique.  Keywords : Engage study activate technique, speaking, recount text
推广“参与学习激活”(esa)技巧来教授口语技巧
ESA (Engage, Study, Activate)技巧是教英语学生如何说英语的另一种方法,包括三个步骤:Engage, Study, Activate。相信这种技巧可以帮助教师激发学生的兴趣、好奇心和情感,并鼓励他们口头表达自己的感受、信息和语言。本研究的目的是观察使用ESA技术的学生和未使用ESA技术的学生在口语表现上是否有显著差异。本研究采用准实验研究设计。采用有目的抽样技术采集样本。研究人员在选择样本时考虑了学生的数量以及样本是否由同一位英语老师教授。数据是通过口头测试收集的。数据采用t检验进行分析。根据独立样本t检验结果,得到的t为3.174。高于t表(1.999)。表明h0被拒绝,H a被接受。因此,它证实了使用ESA技术教学的学生比没有使用ESA技术教学的学生有更好的口语成绩。关键词:参与学习激活法,口语,复述课文
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