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  <title>JIGSAW  IN TEACHING  SPEAKING (A LIBRARY RESEARCH)</title>
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  <namePart>Rosdiana</namePart>
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   <placeTerm type="text">Banda Aceh</placeTerm>
   <publisher>Fakultas Keguruan dan Ilmu Pendidikan</publisher>
   <dateIssued>2011</dateIssued>
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 <note>The purpose  of this study is to highlight  of using jigsaw  in teaching  speaking. This  study  employs   a  library  research   design,   in  obtaining   data  the  researcher collected   and   analyzed information  from   books,   journals,    magazines,    articles, previous  research  or another  related  sources.  The problem  formulation of this study is &quot;can jigsaw apply  in teaching speaking?&quot;.  Based  on the problem  formulation,  the researcher  chooses   two   experts   that   explain   about  jigsaw  strategies,   they   are: Aronson  (2000)  and Tewksbury   (1995),  Aronson  and Tewksbury  wrote  some  steps in applying jigsaw: divide  students  into small  groups,  appoint  one student  from each group  as the  leader,  divide  different assignments,   assign  each  student  to  learn  one segment,  give students  time to prepare  themselves,  give expert group time  to discuss the main  points of their segment,  bring students  back into their jigsaw group,  present their  segment  to  the  group,  guide  or  control  students  during  the  process,  make  a written  assignment  to involve comparing  work with different  team,  evaluate  students in the group,  and ask each group makes  a general  concluding  and a list of important points.  The  researcher  concludes  that  using jigsaw in  teaching  speaking   is one  of alternative  strategy  to improve students' speaking  ability. It is good  to implement in teaching  speaking  because  all  members   in jigsaw  group  give  the  same  important contribution  to others.  Researcher  suggests  to the teachers  and to the students  to use&#13;
jigsaw in the teaching  and learning process, especially  in speaking.&#13;
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  <topic>TEACHING METHODS</topic>
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  <topic>SPEAKING - APPLIED LINGUISTICS</topic>
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  <physicalLocation>ELECTRONIC THESES AND DISSERTATION Universitas Syiah Kuala</physicalLocation>
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