The Third Meeting
The third meeting called as the role-play meeting. This part seemed hard for me to apply since they had to act out the story in a creative way. They moved from reading part into playful and dramatization manner. So, I chose students randomly to act out the story. At one performance, I chose two students to perform. They were too shy to perform alone in front of the class. I asked them tore tell the story freely rather than memorizing the sentences from the text. They might improve one and another. If they did some errors, I corrected them and gave them some suggestions. The students were allowed to use Bahasa if they need it. I called it as “gado-gado” language to show the mix of English and Bahasa at a moment. The fantasy of retelling story with “gado-gado” language reduced their negative feeling about English. Role-playing provided students with opportunities that are not ordinary provided. They could say English freely. The performance has motivational benefits and command student attention. It allows students to engage the material actively and involve emotionally. It truly helps foster the learning process (Schunk: 2012: 66).Other students, who did not get a chance to perform as the limitation of time, could learn from their friends‟ performance. Or they could correct their
friends‟ articulation or pronunciation of a word. After that, I asked all the students to read aloud the text accompanied with the music and the film. First, they followed my reading, at the next performance, they read it by themselves. It was fun to be a narrator of Cinderella story. At the end of the meeting, I divided them into some groups and give them task to