ALSUNA Journal of Arabic and English Language · 2020 · 12 citations · 4 references
EducationArabicTeachingLanguage EducationSecond Language EducationWriting InstructionAcademic WritingInquiry-based LearningSecond Language AcquisitionWriting AssessmentWriting DevelopmentWriting SkillsError Level AnalysisStudent Inquiry SkillsTest Design
Purpose - This study aims to test the ability of students when learning Arabic writing skills both after and before using survey methods.
 Design/methodology/approach - Because it aims to test effectiveness, researchers use quantitative-experimental methods with one group pre-test and post-test design. While the research object used as a sample is 8th-grade students at Santi Asromo Majalengka Middle School.
 Findings - The findings from the results of this study are, there are significant changes when learning to write using survey methods. With the details of t-count greater than t-table with an error level of 5% and the level of effectiveness is at the level of 53%.
 Originality/value – The implication of the results of this experiment is that teaching in the post method era does not mean eliminating a method in teaching. Furthermore, what will become a reflection for further research is how to position the method in the e-learning era and apply a method in it.
 Paper type – Research Paper
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