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Title: An Analysis of Students’ Error in Dictation: A Case Study of Using Dictation As Listening Test in SMP Asuhan Jaya Medan 2016/2017
Authors: Andilani, Jefri
Keywords: Students;Dictation.Testing Device of Listening;Error Analysis.
Issue Date: 20-Mar-2017
Abstract: The main objective of this research is to find out dominant spelling errors and possible causes of those errors in dictation as a testing device of listening made by the eighth grade students of SMP Asuhan Jaya Medan in the academic year 2016/2017. More specifically, it aimed to find out the most common kinds of errors made by the students. Based on the data, the most frequent of error made by the students was in Kinds of error which made by students are; 14 or 4.4% errors which caused by omission, 76 or 42.6% errors which caused by regularization error, 53 or 27.8% errors which caused by over-generalization,47 or 24.2% errors which caused by alternating form,5 or 0.5% errors which caused by simple addition, no error that caused by double marking, and 5 or 0.5% errors which caused by misordering. The highest percentage of incorrect answers made by the students was 55 % while the lowest one was 0.5%. There also found four of spelling errors, The data can be described respectivelyas follows 22 or 22.7% errors which were caused by clusters, 93 or 41.5% were caused bydiphthong, 45 or 13.8 % errors which were caused by distinguishing long and shortvowels and 90 or 38 % errors which were caused by error in recognizing words,phrases and sentences.the researcher also found two possible causes of those errorsthat is ignorance of rule restrictions. The data can be described respectively asfollows: 112 or 78.57 % errors which were caused by transfer, 78 or 21.43% errors werecaused by ignorance rule of restrictions
URI: http://repository.umsu.ac.id/handle/123456789/4087
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