A STUDY ON THE EFFECTIVENESS OF USING ANIMATION MOVIE COMPARED TO CONVENTIONAL METHOD IN TEACHING NARRATIVE WRITING

Authors

  • Nelson Pandjaitan Universitas Advent Indonesia
  • Esther Gladys Siringo-ringo Universitas Advent Indonesia
  • Anne Lou Hendriks Universitas Advent Indonesia

Abstract

This study is entitled “The Effectiveness of Using Animation Movie Compared to
Conventional Method in Teaching Narrative Writing.”
The purpose of this paper is to know whether or not there is a significant improvement in the
students’ narrative writing after using the animation movie. The participants involved in this
study were 60 pupils in tenth grade senior high school of SMAN 1 Parongpong, Bandung.
Section C composed of 28 pupils, while the section D composed of 32 pupils. Section C was
taught using conventional method while section D was taught using animation movie. This
study involved four activities: pilot test, pretest, the implementation of experimental group
and control group, and the posttest. The participants were asked to answer the questions given
in the pretest and posttest.
The data obtained were as follows: 􀜰􀬵= 28, 􀜰􀬶=32, α = 0.05, the mean of pretest of
experimental group was 53.25 while the mean of pretest for control group was 54.57. After
the treatment, the mean of posttest of experimental group was 61.37 and for control group
was 56.42. From the findings, it was shown that animation movie was effective in improving
students’ writing skills as compared to conventional method as indicated by statistical writing
scores in posttest of experimental group.
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2011-01-01

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Teaching Method