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CHAPTER 1
1.Introduction.
English is an important language around the world and it is a worldwide used as the lingua
franca. In Malaysia, English has been known as second language and thus it is important to be
emphasized among the students in Malaysia. English is the way for the people to interact each
other especially who comes from different countries, culture and social context. Therefore,
teaching science and mathematics had been established on 2003 for the sake to improve English
among the students and been abolished in 2011. The stress is on the primary school since these
students are the one who will further their study in secondary and tertiary education.
English from a new perspective can be considered as the only one language which is be able to
bridge the gap of different cultures and races as well. Even though, these particular countries still
maintain their first language and at the same time they are focusing on the English as their
second language. So, in schools and even in the university, they will teach English from the basic
so that their students will be fluent with English. For Irmscher (1979) grammar not only makes a
Person more conscious of stylistic effects but also helps a writer in diagnosis writing problems
and explaining them to others. However, this depends on the teacher how to emphasize on
grammar teaching. If a teacher is able to attract the students to learn the grammar, then the basic
skills of language such as writing, speaking, listening and writing skills can be emphasized.
2. Background of the research
As the researcher understand that grammar is important when learning or teaching English,
grammar should be prioritized in learning English. From the other perspectives, as an English
user or learner, learning grammar is important as well as other than the four skills to be
emphasized. But, in the classroom, as the researcher can see that most of the teachers tend to
teach the literature and emphasize the 4 skills in English learning. Furthermore, the teachers are
rushing to finish the syllabus and at the same time, they need to focus on the tests and
examinations as well. So, they need to prioritize what is important thus they neglect the teaching
grammar. To add to this point, if a teacher decides to teach the grammar to the students, they will
choose the easiest grammar to teach such as simple present tense, past tense and past continuous
tense, irregular verbs, modal and etc. They will neglect the other grammar which is quite
complicated such as verb to have, verb to do and verb to be.
The research had been carried out to find the exact reasons for the teachers to neglect the
teaching grammar. Moreover, this research will be helpful if the way to teach the grammar
separately will be approved by the other teachers. Other than that, the study will be focused more
on the students and teachers because these both is the main subjects for the research. Morelli
(2003:33-34) has observed, “Grammar can be taught traditionally or contextually, but student
perception should be considered by teachers in the decision-making process. Students need to
feel confident that educators have met their needs . . . and educators should be willing to consider
the attitudes and perceptions of students when making decisions about how to teach grammar.”
This shows how the teaching of grammar needs to be taken into consideration in teaching
language.
3. Statement of problems
As the researcher understands that grammar is one of the compulsory elements for teaching
English, some of the teachers are neglecting to teach the grammar in classroom. The steps taken
are to allocate more time in teaching English at school as to make it more effective in teaching.
The four important skills be thought separately which mean will be focusing more on one skill
on that particular day. Besides that four skills, they are also others component in English syllabus
such as literature and language art which totally will not focused on grammar. Unfortunately
teaching of grammar is still being neglected as it is thought indirectly although the rules be stated
in textbook. The research is focusing on teaching grammar in secondary school because the
secondary school is important for emphasizing the grammar because this stage is where they are
the one who will continue their study in the tertiary education. According to It is just as Peng
(2007) has summarized that from a historical point of view, people began to learn English
grammar in the 16th century, during which anti-grammar teaching ever occurred, and
subsequently English grammar in language teaching experienced several ups and downs. It states
that if the basic of grammar is not strong, how a student will be fluently speaking and using
English Language in their daily life. Indeed, if the problems can be overcome, the teaching of
grammar will be fully utilized in the ESL Classroom.
4. Research Objectives
The objectives of the research study are to:
4.1.1 to identify the reasons for teachers to neglect the teaching of grammar in lesson.
4.1.2 to suggest the ways for attracting students to learn grammar in classroom.
4.1.3 to suggest the teaching methods that understandable for the students to learn grammar in
classroom.
5.Research Questions.
The questions of the research are to:
5.1.1 Why the teachers neglect the teaching of grammar in the classroom or as in the lesson.
5.1.2 How to attract students in learning grammar in the classroom.
5.1.3 What are the appropriate teaching methods to teach the grammar in the classroom?
6.Operational Definitions.
Grammar
Greenbaum (1982) states, among other definitions, that "grammar refers to the properties and
processes that underlie the use of the language — that underlie the ability of speakers to speak
and understand the language". Grammar is stated that it has its own way to understand it and can
be used in enhancing 4 important skills in learning grammar. Besides that, there is the way to
instill the learning of grammar in daily uses through speaking and writing. Therefore, as the
researcher believes that grammar is one of the important basic in language skills and language
area, the teaching methods should be conducted successfully in lesson.
Teaching.
According to H.C. Morrison – Teaching is an intimate contact between a more mature
personality and a less mature one which is designed to further the education of the latter.
Teaching is an important of actions to instill knowledge, skills and experience either in the
classroom or outside the school. Teaching of grammar is indeed very important as it can help the
students to understand the basic learning of language. Not only that, being fluently in using
grammar through variety of teaching methods and approaches will indirectly enabled the
students to fully utilize using English language in communication or in the daily life. The
researcher believes that, teaching methods and approaches are actually related to the teacher in
conducting the lesson.
Learning
Learning according to Oxford 2009 means the underlying actions that the learners take up to
understand better about the knowledge or skills that had been taught either in the classroom or
outside the classroom. Indeed, the learning of grammar is essential for the students and it is
compulsory for understand the language. To add to this point, the learning of grammar enabled
the students to learn more about the underlying principles of grammar. This is actually will help
the students to be able to use the language fluently. Therefore, the researcher intended to learn
more about the learning of grammar among the students especially who takes interest in learning
English as their second language.
7. Limitations of the study.
The study will be conducted in one of the primary school in Semenyih. Semenyih is known as
one of the development area which is having the changes in the aspects of technology and
modernization. Therefore, Semenyih is having rapid developments and it is considered from
being classified as the rural area to semi urban area. Therefore, the school that the researcher
chose is situated in the main town of Semenyih. The school is known as SEK KEB SEMENYIH
with 1033 students. There is two sessions which is known morning session and evening session.
The research will be conducted for 30 students which the students will be chose from 3 different
levels of learning; weak, intermediate and advanced. The students will be chose basically
following the mean 1 : 1 : 1 means that 10 students will be chose from each level of learning.
The teachers will be focused on English teachers at that school. The teachers that had been
chosen basically are the ones who teach the evening session. It is because, the researcher decided
to focus on standard 2. The reasons this study will be focused on standard 2 because this is the
age that is actually appropriate to teach the basic language. According to Chomsky, the age
around 6 to 10 will be appropriate to instill the basic language among the children.
8. Sample and Instruments.
Sample
 The sample will be the students.
The experimental group students who will be exposed to the new techniques that will help
them in learning grammar4 in more effective way. The students are from the mix abilities
proficiency and even the high achievements will be involved to observe the effect of the
course.
 Teachers:
1. Questionnaire A
To gather the background information of teachers to seek their qualification and their
experience in teaching English.
2. Questionnaire B
To elicit their knowledge in understanding of teaching grammar and their opinion in
helping them to teach grammar.
Instruments.
1. Questionnaire.
2. Interview.
3. Test ( Post test and Pre test )
9. Significant of study
The research is important for the teachers as it can help the teachers to construct the methods to
teach the grammar the classrooms. And now, the education department needs to start to make the
changes in curriculum especially in English because of the rejecting of learning science and
mathematics in English either in primary or secondary school. The steps taken are to allocate
more time in teaching in teaching English at school as to make it more effective in teaching. If
the grammar can be used in the correct way, the community can use the English as the medium
of interaction in social context. The students can actually use the grammar in the proper way
when they write the essay or in the conversation with the correct pronunciation.
CHAPTER 2
2.0 Introduction
As we already well aware how the importance of learning grammar to the students as well as the
teaching grammar for the language teachers, but how the depth of this importance in language
learning can be measured?. This question arouses a lot of speculations and insights regarding the
learning of grammar as well as the teaching of grammar in the English Second Language (ESL)
classroom. In this scenario, previous researchers had given their opinions and views in their own
respective study about the learning and teaching of Grammar.
2.1 Approaches to Teach Grammar.
According to Handoyo Puji Widodo (2006) in the research entitled “ Approaches and procedures
for teaching grammar” stated that Ellis (2002) defines consciousness-raising as an attempt to
equip learners with an understanding of a specific grammatical feature, to develop declarative
(describing a rule of grammar and applying it in pattern practice drills) rather than procedural
(applying a rule of grammar in communication) knowledge of it. This had been proposed as one
of the ways to teach grammar in this research. Moreover, Handoyo had outlined two cores of
approaches of teaching grammar that are known as the inductive approach and deductive
approach with their own advantages and disadvantages respectively. Indeed, this had shown that
teaching grammar need an absolute approach to instill the basic learning of grammar among the
students. These both approaches also related to Krashen’s theory as stated in this research but
however, there is no specific explanation regarding this relation between these two approaches
and that theory about teaching grammar. Therefore, Handoyo had proposed a procedure for
teaching Grammar which the activities involve five steps in this research :The first step, building
up students’ knowledge of the rule or rule initiation; The second step, eliciting functions of the
rule or rule elicitation;The third step, familiarising students with the rule in use through exercises
or rule practice;The fourth step, checking students’ comprehension or rule activation; and The
fifth step, expanding students’ knowledge or rule enrichment. These five steps are coming with
advantages and disadvantages as explained in the research but in my opinion, it is slightly
different with what I would like to propose that is to teach grammar explicitly means that, out 8
hours of teaching language in the secondary school, the teacher can used 2 hours only to focus on
teaching and learning Grammar in the classroom.
2.1 The Effective Ways to Teach Grammar
Diane Larse Freman in chapter teaching Grammar emphasized on a three dimensional
framework together with inductive and deductive approach. In this chapter, Diane states that
teaching grammar should emphasized on form, meaning, use as well as providing positive
feedback. Other than that, teaching grammar is about the pattern and reasons for using grammar
in essay as well as the other skills. It is basically not a teaching of the rules in grammar and the
language teacher are always wrongly interpreted the grammar as a rule in ESL classroom . In
this scenario, as I decided to carry out the study regarding the teaching grammar, I want to find
out how the language teachers usually teach grammar in the classroom. The questions that arouse
are:
1. What are the ways that the teachers usually teach in the classroom?
2. Is that the teacher introduces the grammar as the rules in language rather than explaining the
pattern and reasons of grammar in ESL classroom?
Therefore, approaches and strategies had been outlined to make the students understand better
about the grammar and do not get confused in learning grammar. These two questions will be a
part of the research questions that will be asked in my questionnaires. It is because, the
researcher wants to understand the perspectives about teaching grammar from the teacher’s side.
2.3 The Challenges of Teaching Grammar.
Abdu Mohammed Al Mekhlafi and Ramani Perur Nagaratnam in their research “ Difficulties in
Teaching and Learning Grammar in EFL context” address the difficulties about teacher’s
perception in teaching grammar. This can actually assist the researcher to cover the reasons why
the teachers always neglect the teaching of grammar in the classroom. Even though the teachers
teach the grammar, but they tend to teach the basic and easy grammar rather than follow up the
syllabus for teaching grammar steps by steps. In this research, they proposed an approach which
is known as explicit grammar teaching in the ESL classroom but the explanation is not very
deep. However, my research is basically about teaching grammar explicitly and therefore, this
idea can actually give a hint to further the research regarding the trivial. From the other
perspectives, they also explained about the declarative versus procedural knowledge, the use of
grammatical terminology, error correction, problem solving technique, the use of authentic text
and the use of spoken and written communicative. The short explanations for each approach are
actually can assist me to understand about the teaching of grammar that had been studied in
previous research. This actually gives tons of the ideas to write a brief explanation regarding
teaching grammar explicitly in the school.
2.4 Ways to Attract the Students to Learn Grammar.
As to continue the study, researcher would like to find out what are the ways to attract the
students in teaching grammar. It is believed that the way to teach the grammar is not by
introducing the grammar as the rules but as a way to understand the grammar. This is stated by
Rabeya Nasrin Khan in her thesis about “Effective Grammar Teaching in ESL Classroom”
propose that if the teacher avoid the traditional rule of teaching and teach grammar inductively,
the students will be able to understand the grammar better. Other than that, the researcher prefer
to propose that to teach the grammar is by using realia, pictures and technology aids. As stated
by Rabeya Nasrin Khan in her same thesis proposed that one of the effective recommendations
and ways to teach grammar is by teaching through pictures and physical objects. It is because,
visualization enables and reinforce the students to understand better the grammar in the
classroom. This actually enables to give a hint to answer the research question about to find out
the best ways to teach the grammar effectively in the teaching grammar explicitly.
2.5 Problems for the students in learning Grammar.
As to study more about teaching grammar explicitly, the main ideas is to find out what are the
underlying basic for the problems that the students unable to cope with the learning of grammar.
Indeed, as it had been reviewed more, the curiosity arise as to study whether the teaching should
be focus on materials or the methods for teaching grammar. As the previous research had
already well aware that grammar is essential for learning and mastering the four skills, the
researcher needs to find out what are the best methods and materials to teach grammar. It is
already know that by using communicative Language Teaching with the appropriate methods,
the learning can be done smoothly but the materials which are not productive might be the
problems. It is stated in the Grammar based Teaching : A practitioner’s perspectives by Betty
Azar that other varieties in grammar materials (e.g., some grammar handbook-workbook
combinations) are limited fairly strictly to a focus on form, providing information accompanied
by a small sampling of manipulative exercises, with no particular attention paid to the
development of speaking, listening, writing, and reading skills.
2.6 Linguistic Competence.
Teaching grammar is the basic principles for all the 4 main skills In language learning. Indeed,
this principle had been focusing on linguistic competence in language acquisition. In related to
this point, the learning of grammar actually assists the linguistic learning to be more competence.
As stated by Wang, Fengjuan in the thesis “ The necessity of Grammar Teaching “ explained
about the concept of "linguistic competence" is put forward by Chomsky (1965) on the basis of
denying the language theory of behaviorism and defined as language knowledge system of native
speakers' internalization, including sound, lexicon, syntax, semantics and other rules, and the
linguistic competence native speakers have enables them to understand and produce grammatical
sentences they have never contacted before”. The teacher should be well aware that to teach
grammar, all of this element should be instill in the grammar teaching for the ESL students.
2.7 Conceptual Framework
The conceptual framework had been explained in previous research about the teaching take
places in the classroom. As this research will be carried out in the school, the purpose is to find
out the effects about teaching grammar explicitly in the classroom.
The teaching of grammar explicitly enable the teachers to specific time two periods only on
focusing the grammar without mixing with other elements in Language Acquisition Learning.
Therefore, the students can focus their attention in understanding the grammar in that two
periods.
TeachingandLearning
Grammar explicitlyto
the students
StudentsTeachers
Teaching Learning
The effects will be either positive or
negative about carrying the teaching and
learning Grammar explicitly in ESL
Classroom.
CHAPTER 3
3.0 Introduction
In this study, I had addressed the methods and research design that appropriate with my research.
Indeed, I am surveying on the current issues about learning English as Second Language in the
secondary school. To add to this point, after the abolishment of English in Science and
Mathematics, the learning of English had been shortened to learn English only in English period
and not throughout the learning in school. So, the learning of English had been limited in the
secondary school as well as the learning of vocabulary in English. As the study will be
continued, I want to propose that teaching Grammar Explicitly is the way to understand the
learning language. Teaching Grammar Explicitly means that out of 10 periods of learning
Grammar in the secondary school, the teacher only take out 2 periods out of 10 periods for
teaching grammar only. These two periods of teaching will be only focusing on Grammar and
not mixed with other teaching in language such as teaching the 4 skills ( writing, speaking,
reading and listening ), vocabulary or the literature.
3.1 Research Design
The research design will conducted in the qualitative design which is to seek the opinion of
teacher about teaching grammar explicitly in the classroom and to see whether they are agreed
with this proposal. Other than that, the questions will be asked to investigate about the teaching
experience among the teachers as the researcher want to find out why the teachers kind of
neglecting the teaching of grammar in the classroom. Furthermore, qualitative design will enable
the researcher to find out what are the best methods to teach grammar in the classroom either by
using realia, pictures, technology aids materials and etc.
3.2 Population and Sample
The place that had chosen in my study will be in Semenyih, Selangor. It is can be considered as
the development place which is near Kajang and Riching. The primary school that had chosen
will be Sekolah Kebangsaan Semenyih with the population of average 1000 to 1500 students in
the school. The English Teachers are totally 10 of them including the senior teachers. The reason
the researcher choose this school is because it is in development area which is having a
transformation from having rural area to urban area. The sample which can be considered as the
experimental groupstudents are fromdifferentproficiency level(advanced,intermediateandslow).The
quantity for the sample will be 30 of them for which it represents each 10 students for the different
level respectively.The students willbe givenquestionnairesaboutthe learning grammar and pre test to
seektheirunderstanding about the grammar before the experiment had been started. Sooner, after 6
weeksof conductingthe research,the posttestwill be givento see the result of their understanding in
learning grammar explicitly.
3.3 Instrumentation
The instruments that will be used in research is that questionnaire, tests and the interview.
For Teachers:
Part A and Part B will be combine in one questionnaire.
• 1. Part A
To gather the background information of teachers to seek their qualification and their
experience in teaching English.
• 2. Part B
To elicit their knowledge in understanding of teaching grammar and their opinion in
helping them to teach grammar.
For Students:
 Tests (Post Test and Pre Test)
The students will be tested with two types of test that is known as pre-test and post-test.
The pre-test will be tested out before the research been carried out. The purpose is to see
the level of their understanding before the research be carried out. The post-test will be
done after the research was carried out. The purpose is to see the achievement of the
students after they had gone through the treatment.
 Questionnaires
The Questionnaire will be handed to them before the treatment to see what the difficulties
are and trivial that the students faced when they are learning the grammar. The
questionnaires that will be handed out to them after the research are to see their opinion
about learning grammar explicitly.
3.4 Data Collection
The respondents for the questionnaires will be the teachers and the students. There are two types
major of the questionnaires that is one for the teachers and the other one is for the students. The
questionnaires for the teacher will exist of two types of minor questionnaires. There are two types of
testthat will be carriedoutonlyfor the students. Thisisthe mindmapfor the data collectiontomake it
understandable in the research.
Before the research will be conducted, a short briefing about the questionnaires and the test will be
carriedout to make the respondentsunderstandthe research.The experimental students will be chose
by their English language teachers for standard 6. The questionnaires 1 and questionnaires 2 will be
distributedtothe teachersandthe teacherscan answerthe questionnaires within that week. Later on,
Students
Post-testQuestionnaires3Questionnaires1
Pre-testQuestionnaires2
Data Collection
Questionnaires Test
Teachers Students
Questionnaires4
the questionnaires3will be distributedtothe studentsorthe followingdaytogetherwith the pre-test..
Moreover,Inthe same week,the researchhadbeencarriedoutuntil the fifth or sixth week depend on
the time constraint. The lesson plan for teaching grammar for each class will be presented in this
research. Afterthe researchhadbeencarriedout, I will distributethe post-testtotestthe achievement
that had beengainedthroughoutthe research. The questionnaire 4 will be distributed to see whether
the students agreed with the learning grammar explicitly.

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Research methodology illi second draft

  • 1. CHAPTER 1 1.Introduction. English is an important language around the world and it is a worldwide used as the lingua franca. In Malaysia, English has been known as second language and thus it is important to be emphasized among the students in Malaysia. English is the way for the people to interact each other especially who comes from different countries, culture and social context. Therefore, teaching science and mathematics had been established on 2003 for the sake to improve English among the students and been abolished in 2011. The stress is on the primary school since these students are the one who will further their study in secondary and tertiary education. English from a new perspective can be considered as the only one language which is be able to bridge the gap of different cultures and races as well. Even though, these particular countries still maintain their first language and at the same time they are focusing on the English as their second language. So, in schools and even in the university, they will teach English from the basic so that their students will be fluent with English. For Irmscher (1979) grammar not only makes a Person more conscious of stylistic effects but also helps a writer in diagnosis writing problems and explaining them to others. However, this depends on the teacher how to emphasize on grammar teaching. If a teacher is able to attract the students to learn the grammar, then the basic skills of language such as writing, speaking, listening and writing skills can be emphasized. 2. Background of the research As the researcher understand that grammar is important when learning or teaching English, grammar should be prioritized in learning English. From the other perspectives, as an English
  • 2. user or learner, learning grammar is important as well as other than the four skills to be emphasized. But, in the classroom, as the researcher can see that most of the teachers tend to teach the literature and emphasize the 4 skills in English learning. Furthermore, the teachers are rushing to finish the syllabus and at the same time, they need to focus on the tests and examinations as well. So, they need to prioritize what is important thus they neglect the teaching grammar. To add to this point, if a teacher decides to teach the grammar to the students, they will choose the easiest grammar to teach such as simple present tense, past tense and past continuous tense, irregular verbs, modal and etc. They will neglect the other grammar which is quite complicated such as verb to have, verb to do and verb to be. The research had been carried out to find the exact reasons for the teachers to neglect the teaching grammar. Moreover, this research will be helpful if the way to teach the grammar separately will be approved by the other teachers. Other than that, the study will be focused more on the students and teachers because these both is the main subjects for the research. Morelli (2003:33-34) has observed, “Grammar can be taught traditionally or contextually, but student perception should be considered by teachers in the decision-making process. Students need to feel confident that educators have met their needs . . . and educators should be willing to consider the attitudes and perceptions of students when making decisions about how to teach grammar.” This shows how the teaching of grammar needs to be taken into consideration in teaching language. 3. Statement of problems As the researcher understands that grammar is one of the compulsory elements for teaching English, some of the teachers are neglecting to teach the grammar in classroom. The steps taken
  • 3. are to allocate more time in teaching English at school as to make it more effective in teaching. The four important skills be thought separately which mean will be focusing more on one skill on that particular day. Besides that four skills, they are also others component in English syllabus such as literature and language art which totally will not focused on grammar. Unfortunately teaching of grammar is still being neglected as it is thought indirectly although the rules be stated in textbook. The research is focusing on teaching grammar in secondary school because the secondary school is important for emphasizing the grammar because this stage is where they are the one who will continue their study in the tertiary education. According to It is just as Peng (2007) has summarized that from a historical point of view, people began to learn English grammar in the 16th century, during which anti-grammar teaching ever occurred, and subsequently English grammar in language teaching experienced several ups and downs. It states that if the basic of grammar is not strong, how a student will be fluently speaking and using English Language in their daily life. Indeed, if the problems can be overcome, the teaching of grammar will be fully utilized in the ESL Classroom. 4. Research Objectives The objectives of the research study are to: 4.1.1 to identify the reasons for teachers to neglect the teaching of grammar in lesson. 4.1.2 to suggest the ways for attracting students to learn grammar in classroom. 4.1.3 to suggest the teaching methods that understandable for the students to learn grammar in classroom.
  • 4. 5.Research Questions. The questions of the research are to: 5.1.1 Why the teachers neglect the teaching of grammar in the classroom or as in the lesson. 5.1.2 How to attract students in learning grammar in the classroom. 5.1.3 What are the appropriate teaching methods to teach the grammar in the classroom? 6.Operational Definitions. Grammar Greenbaum (1982) states, among other definitions, that "grammar refers to the properties and processes that underlie the use of the language — that underlie the ability of speakers to speak and understand the language". Grammar is stated that it has its own way to understand it and can be used in enhancing 4 important skills in learning grammar. Besides that, there is the way to instill the learning of grammar in daily uses through speaking and writing. Therefore, as the researcher believes that grammar is one of the important basic in language skills and language area, the teaching methods should be conducted successfully in lesson. Teaching. According to H.C. Morrison – Teaching is an intimate contact between a more mature personality and a less mature one which is designed to further the education of the latter. Teaching is an important of actions to instill knowledge, skills and experience either in the classroom or outside the school. Teaching of grammar is indeed very important as it can help the students to understand the basic learning of language. Not only that, being fluently in using
  • 5. grammar through variety of teaching methods and approaches will indirectly enabled the students to fully utilize using English language in communication or in the daily life. The researcher believes that, teaching methods and approaches are actually related to the teacher in conducting the lesson. Learning Learning according to Oxford 2009 means the underlying actions that the learners take up to understand better about the knowledge or skills that had been taught either in the classroom or outside the classroom. Indeed, the learning of grammar is essential for the students and it is compulsory for understand the language. To add to this point, the learning of grammar enabled the students to learn more about the underlying principles of grammar. This is actually will help the students to be able to use the language fluently. Therefore, the researcher intended to learn more about the learning of grammar among the students especially who takes interest in learning English as their second language. 7. Limitations of the study. The study will be conducted in one of the primary school in Semenyih. Semenyih is known as one of the development area which is having the changes in the aspects of technology and modernization. Therefore, Semenyih is having rapid developments and it is considered from being classified as the rural area to semi urban area. Therefore, the school that the researcher chose is situated in the main town of Semenyih. The school is known as SEK KEB SEMENYIH with 1033 students. There is two sessions which is known morning session and evening session. The research will be conducted for 30 students which the students will be chose from 3 different
  • 6. levels of learning; weak, intermediate and advanced. The students will be chose basically following the mean 1 : 1 : 1 means that 10 students will be chose from each level of learning. The teachers will be focused on English teachers at that school. The teachers that had been chosen basically are the ones who teach the evening session. It is because, the researcher decided to focus on standard 2. The reasons this study will be focused on standard 2 because this is the age that is actually appropriate to teach the basic language. According to Chomsky, the age around 6 to 10 will be appropriate to instill the basic language among the children. 8. Sample and Instruments. Sample  The sample will be the students. The experimental group students who will be exposed to the new techniques that will help them in learning grammar4 in more effective way. The students are from the mix abilities proficiency and even the high achievements will be involved to observe the effect of the course.  Teachers: 1. Questionnaire A To gather the background information of teachers to seek their qualification and their experience in teaching English. 2. Questionnaire B To elicit their knowledge in understanding of teaching grammar and their opinion in helping them to teach grammar.
  • 7. Instruments. 1. Questionnaire. 2. Interview. 3. Test ( Post test and Pre test ) 9. Significant of study The research is important for the teachers as it can help the teachers to construct the methods to teach the grammar the classrooms. And now, the education department needs to start to make the changes in curriculum especially in English because of the rejecting of learning science and mathematics in English either in primary or secondary school. The steps taken are to allocate more time in teaching in teaching English at school as to make it more effective in teaching. If the grammar can be used in the correct way, the community can use the English as the medium of interaction in social context. The students can actually use the grammar in the proper way when they write the essay or in the conversation with the correct pronunciation.
  • 8. CHAPTER 2 2.0 Introduction As we already well aware how the importance of learning grammar to the students as well as the teaching grammar for the language teachers, but how the depth of this importance in language learning can be measured?. This question arouses a lot of speculations and insights regarding the learning of grammar as well as the teaching of grammar in the English Second Language (ESL) classroom. In this scenario, previous researchers had given their opinions and views in their own respective study about the learning and teaching of Grammar. 2.1 Approaches to Teach Grammar. According to Handoyo Puji Widodo (2006) in the research entitled “ Approaches and procedures for teaching grammar” stated that Ellis (2002) defines consciousness-raising as an attempt to equip learners with an understanding of a specific grammatical feature, to develop declarative (describing a rule of grammar and applying it in pattern practice drills) rather than procedural (applying a rule of grammar in communication) knowledge of it. This had been proposed as one of the ways to teach grammar in this research. Moreover, Handoyo had outlined two cores of approaches of teaching grammar that are known as the inductive approach and deductive approach with their own advantages and disadvantages respectively. Indeed, this had shown that teaching grammar need an absolute approach to instill the basic learning of grammar among the students. These both approaches also related to Krashen’s theory as stated in this research but however, there is no specific explanation regarding this relation between these two approaches and that theory about teaching grammar. Therefore, Handoyo had proposed a procedure for teaching Grammar which the activities involve five steps in this research :The first step, building up students’ knowledge of the rule or rule initiation; The second step, eliciting functions of the rule or rule elicitation;The third step, familiarising students with the rule in use through exercises or rule practice;The fourth step, checking students’ comprehension or rule activation; and The fifth step, expanding students’ knowledge or rule enrichment. These five steps are coming with advantages and disadvantages as explained in the research but in my opinion, it is slightly different with what I would like to propose that is to teach grammar explicitly means that, out 8
  • 9. hours of teaching language in the secondary school, the teacher can used 2 hours only to focus on teaching and learning Grammar in the classroom. 2.1 The Effective Ways to Teach Grammar Diane Larse Freman in chapter teaching Grammar emphasized on a three dimensional framework together with inductive and deductive approach. In this chapter, Diane states that teaching grammar should emphasized on form, meaning, use as well as providing positive feedback. Other than that, teaching grammar is about the pattern and reasons for using grammar in essay as well as the other skills. It is basically not a teaching of the rules in grammar and the language teacher are always wrongly interpreted the grammar as a rule in ESL classroom . In this scenario, as I decided to carry out the study regarding the teaching grammar, I want to find out how the language teachers usually teach grammar in the classroom. The questions that arouse are: 1. What are the ways that the teachers usually teach in the classroom? 2. Is that the teacher introduces the grammar as the rules in language rather than explaining the pattern and reasons of grammar in ESL classroom? Therefore, approaches and strategies had been outlined to make the students understand better about the grammar and do not get confused in learning grammar. These two questions will be a part of the research questions that will be asked in my questionnaires. It is because, the researcher wants to understand the perspectives about teaching grammar from the teacher’s side. 2.3 The Challenges of Teaching Grammar. Abdu Mohammed Al Mekhlafi and Ramani Perur Nagaratnam in their research “ Difficulties in Teaching and Learning Grammar in EFL context” address the difficulties about teacher’s perception in teaching grammar. This can actually assist the researcher to cover the reasons why the teachers always neglect the teaching of grammar in the classroom. Even though the teachers
  • 10. teach the grammar, but they tend to teach the basic and easy grammar rather than follow up the syllabus for teaching grammar steps by steps. In this research, they proposed an approach which is known as explicit grammar teaching in the ESL classroom but the explanation is not very deep. However, my research is basically about teaching grammar explicitly and therefore, this idea can actually give a hint to further the research regarding the trivial. From the other perspectives, they also explained about the declarative versus procedural knowledge, the use of grammatical terminology, error correction, problem solving technique, the use of authentic text and the use of spoken and written communicative. The short explanations for each approach are actually can assist me to understand about the teaching of grammar that had been studied in previous research. This actually gives tons of the ideas to write a brief explanation regarding teaching grammar explicitly in the school. 2.4 Ways to Attract the Students to Learn Grammar. As to continue the study, researcher would like to find out what are the ways to attract the students in teaching grammar. It is believed that the way to teach the grammar is not by introducing the grammar as the rules but as a way to understand the grammar. This is stated by Rabeya Nasrin Khan in her thesis about “Effective Grammar Teaching in ESL Classroom” propose that if the teacher avoid the traditional rule of teaching and teach grammar inductively, the students will be able to understand the grammar better. Other than that, the researcher prefer to propose that to teach the grammar is by using realia, pictures and technology aids. As stated by Rabeya Nasrin Khan in her same thesis proposed that one of the effective recommendations and ways to teach grammar is by teaching through pictures and physical objects. It is because, visualization enables and reinforce the students to understand better the grammar in the classroom. This actually enables to give a hint to answer the research question about to find out the best ways to teach the grammar effectively in the teaching grammar explicitly. 2.5 Problems for the students in learning Grammar. As to study more about teaching grammar explicitly, the main ideas is to find out what are the underlying basic for the problems that the students unable to cope with the learning of grammar.
  • 11. Indeed, as it had been reviewed more, the curiosity arise as to study whether the teaching should be focus on materials or the methods for teaching grammar. As the previous research had already well aware that grammar is essential for learning and mastering the four skills, the researcher needs to find out what are the best methods and materials to teach grammar. It is already know that by using communicative Language Teaching with the appropriate methods, the learning can be done smoothly but the materials which are not productive might be the problems. It is stated in the Grammar based Teaching : A practitioner’s perspectives by Betty Azar that other varieties in grammar materials (e.g., some grammar handbook-workbook combinations) are limited fairly strictly to a focus on form, providing information accompanied by a small sampling of manipulative exercises, with no particular attention paid to the development of speaking, listening, writing, and reading skills. 2.6 Linguistic Competence. Teaching grammar is the basic principles for all the 4 main skills In language learning. Indeed, this principle had been focusing on linguistic competence in language acquisition. In related to this point, the learning of grammar actually assists the linguistic learning to be more competence. As stated by Wang, Fengjuan in the thesis “ The necessity of Grammar Teaching “ explained about the concept of "linguistic competence" is put forward by Chomsky (1965) on the basis of denying the language theory of behaviorism and defined as language knowledge system of native speakers' internalization, including sound, lexicon, syntax, semantics and other rules, and the linguistic competence native speakers have enables them to understand and produce grammatical sentences they have never contacted before”. The teacher should be well aware that to teach grammar, all of this element should be instill in the grammar teaching for the ESL students.
  • 12. 2.7 Conceptual Framework The conceptual framework had been explained in previous research about the teaching take places in the classroom. As this research will be carried out in the school, the purpose is to find out the effects about teaching grammar explicitly in the classroom. The teaching of grammar explicitly enable the teachers to specific time two periods only on focusing the grammar without mixing with other elements in Language Acquisition Learning. Therefore, the students can focus their attention in understanding the grammar in that two periods. TeachingandLearning Grammar explicitlyto the students StudentsTeachers Teaching Learning The effects will be either positive or negative about carrying the teaching and learning Grammar explicitly in ESL Classroom.
  • 13. CHAPTER 3 3.0 Introduction In this study, I had addressed the methods and research design that appropriate with my research. Indeed, I am surveying on the current issues about learning English as Second Language in the secondary school. To add to this point, after the abolishment of English in Science and Mathematics, the learning of English had been shortened to learn English only in English period and not throughout the learning in school. So, the learning of English had been limited in the secondary school as well as the learning of vocabulary in English. As the study will be continued, I want to propose that teaching Grammar Explicitly is the way to understand the learning language. Teaching Grammar Explicitly means that out of 10 periods of learning Grammar in the secondary school, the teacher only take out 2 periods out of 10 periods for teaching grammar only. These two periods of teaching will be only focusing on Grammar and not mixed with other teaching in language such as teaching the 4 skills ( writing, speaking, reading and listening ), vocabulary or the literature. 3.1 Research Design The research design will conducted in the qualitative design which is to seek the opinion of teacher about teaching grammar explicitly in the classroom and to see whether they are agreed with this proposal. Other than that, the questions will be asked to investigate about the teaching experience among the teachers as the researcher want to find out why the teachers kind of neglecting the teaching of grammar in the classroom. Furthermore, qualitative design will enable the researcher to find out what are the best methods to teach grammar in the classroom either by using realia, pictures, technology aids materials and etc. 3.2 Population and Sample The place that had chosen in my study will be in Semenyih, Selangor. It is can be considered as the development place which is near Kajang and Riching. The primary school that had chosen will be Sekolah Kebangsaan Semenyih with the population of average 1000 to 1500 students in the school. The English Teachers are totally 10 of them including the senior teachers. The reason
  • 14. the researcher choose this school is because it is in development area which is having a transformation from having rural area to urban area. The sample which can be considered as the experimental groupstudents are fromdifferentproficiency level(advanced,intermediateandslow).The quantity for the sample will be 30 of them for which it represents each 10 students for the different level respectively.The students willbe givenquestionnairesaboutthe learning grammar and pre test to seektheirunderstanding about the grammar before the experiment had been started. Sooner, after 6 weeksof conductingthe research,the posttestwill be givento see the result of their understanding in learning grammar explicitly. 3.3 Instrumentation The instruments that will be used in research is that questionnaire, tests and the interview. For Teachers: Part A and Part B will be combine in one questionnaire. • 1. Part A To gather the background information of teachers to seek their qualification and their experience in teaching English. • 2. Part B To elicit their knowledge in understanding of teaching grammar and their opinion in helping them to teach grammar. For Students:  Tests (Post Test and Pre Test) The students will be tested with two types of test that is known as pre-test and post-test. The pre-test will be tested out before the research been carried out. The purpose is to see the level of their understanding before the research be carried out. The post-test will be done after the research was carried out. The purpose is to see the achievement of the students after they had gone through the treatment.  Questionnaires
  • 15. The Questionnaire will be handed to them before the treatment to see what the difficulties are and trivial that the students faced when they are learning the grammar. The questionnaires that will be handed out to them after the research are to see their opinion about learning grammar explicitly. 3.4 Data Collection The respondents for the questionnaires will be the teachers and the students. There are two types major of the questionnaires that is one for the teachers and the other one is for the students. The questionnaires for the teacher will exist of two types of minor questionnaires. There are two types of testthat will be carriedoutonlyfor the students. Thisisthe mindmapfor the data collectiontomake it understandable in the research. Before the research will be conducted, a short briefing about the questionnaires and the test will be carriedout to make the respondentsunderstandthe research.The experimental students will be chose by their English language teachers for standard 6. The questionnaires 1 and questionnaires 2 will be distributedtothe teachersandthe teacherscan answerthe questionnaires within that week. Later on, Students Post-testQuestionnaires3Questionnaires1 Pre-testQuestionnaires2 Data Collection Questionnaires Test Teachers Students Questionnaires4
  • 16. the questionnaires3will be distributedtothe studentsorthe followingdaytogetherwith the pre-test.. Moreover,Inthe same week,the researchhadbeencarriedoutuntil the fifth or sixth week depend on the time constraint. The lesson plan for teaching grammar for each class will be presented in this research. Afterthe researchhadbeencarriedout, I will distributethe post-testtotestthe achievement that had beengainedthroughoutthe research. The questionnaire 4 will be distributed to see whether the students agreed with the learning grammar explicitly.