Abstract

This research aims to compare the effectiveness of two methods, PQRST (Preview, Question, Read, State and Test) and SGD (Small Group Discussion). It was carried out at the second semester students of Penjaskesrek Department, Dehasen University. The design was a quasi-experiment. The sample consisted of two classes; one was taught by the PQRST method and another by the SGD method. The instrument was a reading test, which was tried-out; the reliability was 0.917 (very high). The result was as follows: at the pretest, there was no significant difference between both group on all aspects and at the post test, there were no significant difference between both groups on general comprehension, reading to learn from the text, and reading to integrate information. However, SGD was found to be more effective on finding general information while PQRST was found to be more effective on reading to skim and finding simple information.

Highlights

  • Language is dynamic, it’s developing and changing along the time

  • The main purpose of this research was to know which ones of PQRST and Small Group Discussion was more effective methods on students’ reading comprehension at Penjaskesrek Department, Dehasen University

  • From the result of the research, it can be concluded that PQRST (Preview, Question, Read, State and Test) and SGD (Small Group Discussion) methods were general effective on students’ reading comprehension

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This research aims to compare the effectiveness of two methods, PQRST (Preview, Question, Read, State and Test) and SGD (Small Group Discussion). Considering this research was aimed to investigate more effective method from PQRS and SGD on students’ reading comprehension at Dehasen University, the hypothesis refers to:. The main purpose of this research was to know which ones of PQRST and Small Group Discussion was more effective methods on students’ reading comprehension at Penjaskesrek Department, Dehasen University

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