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The Use Of Problem-Based Learning To Improve Students’ Speaking Skills In MA Daarulmasaakin

Introduction

The use of problem-based learning to improve students’ speaking skills in ma daarulmasaakin. Discover how Problem-Based Learning significantly improves senior high school students' English speaking fluency. This action research shows positive student engagement & skill enhancement.

Abstract

Senior high school students are expected to have good speaking skills, meanwhile, their ability to speak English is very low, especially in terms of fluency. Therefore, teachers need an alternative method to teach speaking skills which is called Problem-based Learning. The objective of this study is to know the application of problem-based learning as a teaching method in improving students’ speaking ability and students’ achievement in speaking English. The action research was carried out in some steps. Those steps were a pre-elimination test, conducting the cycles starting with planning, acting, observing, reflecting, and post-test. As data collection instruments, I used observation sheets, questionnaires, interviews, and self and peer assessments of the students. The implementation of this method was reflected in the classroom activity, students' self and peer assessment, questionnaire, interview, and observation sheets. The result of the study showed that there were significant improvements in students’ speaking ability after being taught by problem-based learning. They also enjoyed the activities in class by having a discussion, sharing, and cooperation with their friends. In addition, the students gave positive opinions, responses, and interest in the implementation of the problem-based learning method. Therefore, the students’ speaking ability was increased. Based on the result above, it can be concluded that this method made a positive contribution to the improvement of the student’s speaking ability. This method is beneficial to help the students learn to speak English in a more enjoyable way

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