Chapter I
Chapter I
Chapter I
INTRODUCTION
In this chapter, the writer will present six topics related this study. This
includes of background of study, formulation of researech problem, the
purpose of the study, significance of the study, definition of key term,
organisation of this thesis.
A. Background of Study
We know that language is near with human life. Based on language
definition is signalling system which operates with symbolic vocal sound and
which is used by a group of people for the purpose of communication
(Sociolinguistics, 2007:2).
Language is one of tool to communicate. People communicate with
other or express their feelings, by using language is used more than a half
people in the word. It has a role is international language to many
necessities. Beside used in science , knowledge, technology, and art, this
language can be a tool to get the aim at economic trade, internationalrelation, social culture purpose and education with developing of career.
Language learning is a business that is not easy and sometimes
saturated, and sometimes even makes people frustrated. This cause of the
language learning is an attempt to build a new concept in one to be able to
interact and communicate with the owner of that language. The new
conditions sometimes totally different from mother tongue condition, both
at the level of phonological systems, morphology, semantic, syntax, and
sometimes have similarities with his native state. Whatever the conditions
are it is important to learn the language.
Language has many functions for human such as for communication,
give information, teaching and learning process, etc. For language itself
there are some kinds of language to help show it. They are spoken language
and written language. Spoken language is a form of human communication
in which words derived from a large vocabulary (usually at least 10,000)
together with a diverse variety of names are uttered through or with the
mouth. All words are made up from a limited set of vowels and consonants.
The spoken words they make are stringed into syntactically organized
sentences and phrases. The vocabulary and syntax together with the speech
sounds it uses define its identity as a particular natural language.
Then the written language is the representation of a language by
means of a writing system. Written language is an invention in that it must
be taught to children, who will instinctively learn or create spoken or
gesture languages. A written language exists only as a complement to a
specific spoken or gesture language, and no natural language is purely
written
(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spoken_language).
To make
students or someone know more about written language, they should learn
how to make writing. How to learn writing may get at school or course or
the other place. Everyone should know that writing need to function and
succeed and explained in a straightforward, helpful way; treating everyday
tasks with as much respect as the more academic skills (Scheraga, 1998: v).
b. Students
They can improve their skill in writing, by themselves.
When writing they cannot plague other creature but they
can do it by themselves.
c. Writer
It can improve the writer experience and have good
understanding in English, mainly in the students writing
skill using this strategy.
E. Definition of Key Term
In this study will be defined some form definitions as follow :
1. Writing Skill
It is a one of skill in English lesson at MTs Darrusalam
Aryojeding that every student involved. Here the students can learn how
to write, like a write descriptive, exposition, letter, invitation, etc. by
this lesson the strategy of TPS tried to the students in VII class.
Writing is an important part of language teaching as it also
function as an essential tool for learning in which students expand their
knowledge of the language elements in real use. This skill must be
explicitly taught because writing outside school setting is relatively
rare. Writing is also viewed as a social and cultural phenomenon as it is
meaning-making that is socially and culturally shaped and individually
and socially purposeful (weigle, 2002). In this sense, writing falls into
complexity and importance as well.
Chapter III; Research method. Present research design, data and data
sources, subject of the study, techniques of collecting data/ research
instrument, techniques of data analysis.
Chapter IV; Discuss the result of study.
Chapter V; The last chapter, present the conclusion and suggestion of
this thesis.