Post-test control Sample Clauses

Post-test control. This class did not receive a treatment and the results is shown in Table 4.5 and Figure 4.4, which showed that three students were classified as inadequate based on their scores. 1 student received score 30 (7.7%), 1 student received score 38 (7.7%), and another student received score 40 (7.7%). Then there are six students who have been categorized as poor.1 student received score 44 (7.7%), 2 students students received score 46 (15.4%), 1 student received score 48 (7.7%), and 2 students received score 50 (15,4). After that, three students were categorized as fair. 1 student had score 52 (7.7%), while 2 students received score 56 (15,4%). The last , one student was categorized as average. It received score 64 (7.7%). However, the control class's post-test showed that there is no significant progress and that the progress was low. There was no one who received score of more than 70 in the pre-test, and no one received score more than 70 in the post-test. In conclusion, the results of the post-test and pre-test were equal. It have mean score was 48. Moreover, the research found that the control class's pre- and post-test mean scores were the same, showing that no special treatment was given to students. It means the researcher found no effect on the learning process in the control group. Furthermore, the results of students' writing in the experimental and control classes were assessed. After using the climbing grammar mountain game in experimental class, students became more active in the learning process, with a high score was 66, a mean score was 57, and a low score was 46. The high score was 64, the mean score was 48, and the low score was 30 in the control group, which received no special treatment. It can be seen that the experimental class has more higher score than the control class. After scoring the frequency of score from pre-test and post-test, IBM N Minimum Maximum Mean Std. Deviation Pre-Test Eksperiment 13 44 58 51.69 4.231 Post-Test Eksperiment 13 46 66 56.62 6.397 Pre-Test Control 13 30 64 47.69 8.557 Post-Test Control 13 30 64 47.69 8.750 Valid N (listwise) 13
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