Task response The planning stage (10 p)

Written comments:
Everyting is great. Teacher has a good lesson plan, materials and
methods are also marvelous. Materials were appropriate for the lesson;
Teaching methods used enable all pupils to learn effectively
The lesson is link to previous teaching or learning	3
A variety of activity and questioning techniques are usedin comparison with teacher’s book (3-using both teacher’s book and extra materials; 2-using only teacher’s book; 1-using only own materials)	3
Instructions and explanations are clear and specific (teacher is clear in giving directions and on explaining what is expected on assignments and tasks)	2
High standard of efforts, accuracy and presentation are encouraged	3
Written comments:
During the lessons, high standarts of lessons are well prepared. I extremely
love all of the lesson which I watched.
Homework is used effectively to reinforce and extend learning
Homework is checked (previous lesson)		2
Homework is appropriate (today’s lesson)	3
Written comments:
All of the lessons are well organized because of checked homeworks.
Medium of Instructions
The teacher integrated ICT device in the lesson		2
The instructional materials used capture the interest of the students (visuals)		2
Implements techniques which provide for instruction achievement levels, and reflects an appropriate approved curricular objective	3
Written comments:
The instructional materials used capture the interest of the students
and reflects an appropriate approved curricular objective is also good.
Nonverbal tricks(body language)
Teacher’s appearance			1
Eye contact	3
Range of intonation	3
Usinggestures		2
Written comments:
From my point of view, nonverbal tricks, teacher’s appearance,
eye contact and range of intonation are also good. Owing to these, the lessons
can give a lot of useful informations.

Questionnaire for students



















INTERVIEW WITH TEACHER
Student: How to Improve English four skill simultaneously and become a Great Communicator?
Teacher: English is the world’s most studied language — around 20% of the world speaks English. Knowing how to speak English can open new life possibilities: from traveling more easily to communicating with more people, and even getting better jobs. It also means that you can study higher education at some of the world’s top institutions, including the University of the People’s online programs, which are tuition-free! If you are looking for advice on how to improve English four skills, there are plenty of methods and techniques.
Student: What is the importance of writing and speaking skills?
Teacher: It allows us to form connections, influence decisions, and motivate change. Without communication skills, the ability to progress in the working world and in life, itself, would be nearly impossible. Public speaking is one of the most important and most dreaded forms of communication.
Student: How to improve reading and listening skill at school years?
Teacher: Mastering any skill, including comprehension skills, comes down to practice. By reading different articles or listening music, you can learn from mistakes and build both your vocabulary and understanding.
Here are some tried and proven methods to enhance your English reading skills:
Find a simple but interesting articles: If possible, it’s best to find a paper version of English books it can be interesting stories, novels and etc. If you don’t know anyone in your direct network, consider finding a tutor. Otherwise, you can always find someone online to digitally connect with and practice your conversation skills.
Student: How to improve your English proficiency
Teacher: To build your vocabulary and develop your English communication skills, practice and study are essential. Working through practice activities and regularly reviewing the new language you learn can help you accelerate your knowledge and understanding of English.

Teacher: ____________________________

DATA ANALYSIS
The results showed there are many of solutions for speaking skills problems. According to the third question which is "How can students overcome the weakness of speaking skill at ANU?",
the majority of participants' responses focused on practice and listening to English conversations; such as news, films and songs, with high percentages (30.55 - 27.77%). While speaking English only inside the classroom, focusing on pronunciation, and development of grammar, were the
low percentages (2.77%). These results were similar with Songsiri, M (2007), and Noon-ura, S (2008). But the results dissimilar with Baily, (2005) and Goh,(2007).

Build a Strong Foundation

In order to express yourself eloquently in English, you need a wide variety of vocabulary and the correct pronunciation.

1. Expand your vocabulary

Learn New Words Every Day
Gleaning new words day in, day out is a good way to widen your vocabulary. Commit to a suitable target: it can be three daily words or it can be ten daily words.
Even if you only have time to learn one new word per day, it is still worth trying. By learning one word every day, after one year you will have learned 365 new English words.
Write the number down to remind yourself frequently. If you have a learning partner, share it with her so that she can check on your progress.
Some good resources for words are the news, songs and TV shows, depending on your daily habits. If you love listening to music, pay attention to the lyrics and take note of the words you do not know. Songs often contain a lot of useful vocabulary, phrases and expressions, therefore, they are great for learning English. You can do the same thing with FluentU videos.
FluentU takes authentic videos—like music videos, movie trailers, news and inspiring talks—and turns them into personalized language learning lessons.

Make Sure To Listen As Well As Speak: One of the best ways to understand the formulation of sentences and build your vocabulary is to listen to people speak. Try listening to podcasts and recorded conversations. From YouTube to real-life conversations, there are so many places to access English speaking.

Record Your Conversation Practice: When it comes to speaking, you will likely make mistakes. But you have to be open to making mistakes so that you can learn from them. If you record yourself speaking with your conversation partner, you can play it back and learn even better. That way, you can track your progress and pick up on pronunciation.
Surround Yourself With The English Language: English is everywhere. No matter where you live, you can find menus, marketing materials, books, movies, road signs, and more with the English language. The more you immerse yourself and pay attention to these daily pieces of English, the stronger your foundation will be.
Practice With Music and Movies: Most people like to relax and unwind with some music or entertainment in the form of movies. You can choose to watch movies in English, or instead, watch them in your native language with English subtitles that you can read.
Read Aloud: If you like to read more than speak and make up your own conversation, try reading out loud. That way, you can hear yourself pronounce the words and remember them more because you are both seeing and reading them.
Talk To Yourself: If you’re still unsure whether you’re ready to put your speaking skills to the test, simply talk to yourself! The more you practice with yourself, the better your English skills will become.

III. Developing stage

PRE TEST