The Anxiety of Learning English by Senior High School Students in Medan

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Engineering and Informatics (ICELTICs) 7, October 8-, 7, Banda Aceh, Indonesia The Anxiety of Learning English by Senior High School Students in Medan * Susi Ekalestari and Azmir Pasaribu Faculty of Literature, Islamic University of North Sumatra, Medan 7, Indonesia; * Corresponding author: susi.ekalestari77@gmail.com Abstract This study is a result of a research on the anxiety of learning English by students of Senior High School in Medan, North Sumatra. Anxiety is one form of emotional problem that could highly affect the academic performance of EFL (Sadiq, 7). This study is aimed to know the anxiety level of the students of Senior High School in Medan, North Sumatra in learning English as a foreign language, which, then, there will be further research to respond the findings in this study. The further research might be in the form of solution, improvement, modification, and module invention in relation to teaching English as foreign language. The method used in the study is qualitative descriptive method, in which the finding is presented in the form of description of the simple calculation of the data obtained from the questionnaire. This study takes the students of Senior High School in two schools for its respondents. They are the fresh students in 7. Questionnaires are shared to collect the data related to learning anxiety of English language. The questions in the questionnaire are created to get not only the anxiety level of the students in learning English, but also their obstacles, suggestion and hope to successfully learn English as a foreign language. It is found that the anxiety of learning English experienced by the students of Senior High School is at the moderate level. It reaches respondents (55%) of the whole respondents. The whole respondents are 8 fresh students of Senior High School. Keywords: anxiety, learning, students, EFL. Introduction Anxiety is related to negative effect in the process of language acquisition, in which the learners tend to fail in language learning when they have anxiety during the process (Ewald, 7). Mostly, Indonesian students fail in English subject even they have already been able to predict their score as bad before the exam. It is a very apprehensive condition to know this phenomenon, especially for English teachers. This needs solution in order not to let the condition worse. Therefore, a research is needed to uncover what are the factors of this bad condition. In a study, it is found that the feeling of fear of interacting with native speaker, giving oral presentations and performing in front of classmates are the main causes of anxiety (Woodrow, 6). Therefore, anxiety indicates a negative attitude in language learning. Williams and Andrade (8) said that research on anxiety of learning English as a foreign language has been growing, especially in Asian countries, of which the finding showed an equal prevalence among Asian learners. It is found in some researches that anxiety of language learning is high, especially in Asian countries. However, there are few researches on anxiety of language learning, English as a 67

Susi Ekalestari and Azmir Pasaribu Foreign Language (EFL). Therefore, it is necessary to be made in Indonesia. At least, it will contribute good initiation for further research on better offer to overcome the problem. The research problems of this study are:. What is the level of anxiety of learning English by the students of Senior High School in Medan?. What are the causes of the students anxiety in learning English? Then, the objective of this study is to analyze the level of anxiety of the students of Senior High School in Medan and to analyze the causes of the students anxiety in learning English as foreign language. The finding is, hopefully, useful for further research on teaching English as a foreign language in Indonesia, especially in Medan North Sumatra. Literature Review Foreign language anxiety is a feeling of apprehension and tension felt by the learners related to foreign language learning (Horwitz, ). This feeling is mostly dominantly felt by the learners of English as a foreign language in speaking because the spelling and the way how to pronounce the words are quite different. However, it effects negatively to their achievement in language learning of English as a foreign language. A research in Japan found that Most students felt frustrated and helpless, although students who perceived themselves as having higher ability indicated a greater sense of resilience (Williams & Andrade, 8, p. 88). Other research exposed that the learners did not feel anxious in English class, fearful of being negatively evaluated, or apprehensive about both speaking and tests. Meanwhile, the majority of the participants were moderately or even strongly motivated to learn English (Liu,, p. 5). These two researches show contradictory findings on the anxiety of the learners when they are learning language. However, there might be some factors that cause its existence in the learners mind. The main cause might come from the learners themselves. It is their unrealistic or erroneous beliefs about language learning (Zhang & Zhong, ). Young () proposed six causes of foreign language anxiety which are related to the learners themselves, the instructor, and the instructional practice. They are ) personal and interpersonal anxiety, ) learner beliefs about language learning, 3) instructor beliefs about language teaching, ) instructor-learner interactions, 5) classroom procedures, and 6) language testing. Anxiety is classified into three components by Horwitz et al. (86). They are: ) Communication apprehension, ) Anxiety of negative social evaluation, and 3) Test anxiety. Communication apprehension refers to communicative competence. The learners anxiety appears when they should perform speaking practice in the target language. Anxiety of negative social evaluation refers to the learners anxiety about their performance among their friends. They feel anxiety of having negative impression from their friends, while they want to obtain positive impression. Test anxiety refers to academic evaluation. This anxiety is also triggered by the previous two components of anxiety. It is also believed that there are four instructor factors that might be related to language anxiety. They are: ) language teaching, ) the manner of error correction, 3) the level of perceived support, and ) teaching style (Young, ). Furthermore, he also said that language anxiety in the learners is probably caused by the teacher s role. Many teachers do not play their role as a facilitator, but as a sergeant, a constant error-corrector which trigger the appearance of the learners language anxiety. This will make the learners apprehensive under inconvenience condition which may, initially, trigger the appearance of language anxiety of the learners. To settle the anxiety of the learners, teacher has an important role and should take in charge on it. Teachers should be aware of anxiety-provoking situations and take 68

Engineering and Informatics (ICELTICs) 7, October 8-, 7, Banda Aceh, Indonesia steps to minimize their negative impact (Williams & Andrade, 8, p. 88). A research found that there are some factors that might be associated with language anxiety of the learners. They are comparison with peers, learning strategies, and language learning, and finally motivation (Yan & Horwitz 8). In language learning, speaking or communicative competence is the foundational target that will be achieved. It is recommended that language anxiety does not need special treatment, but what is needed to ovoid this phenomenon. Teachers should have careful attitude to effectively diagnose anxiety among the learners. Therefore, the application of new approaches is needed to enhance learning opportunities in conducive environment to learn. Research Method The research method applied in this study is descriptive qualitative method. The data are collected from questionnaire and the findings are obtained from simple calculation from the data obtained. The respondents of this study are fresh students of Senior High School in Medan. They are from SMA UISU Medan and SMK UISU Medan. There are 6 students from SMA UISU Medan, and 8 students are from SMK UISU, Medan. The questionnaires are shared on 3 August 7 and 5 August 7. The questionnaire includes questions relating to anxiety of language learning and causes of the anxiety (see Appendix ). However, the questions are written in Bahasa Indonesia for the respondents (see Appendix ). It is to get proper answer from the respondents because if the questions are written in English, there might be some misunderstanding which leads to wrong answer. Results and Discussion Table. Response of the respondents No. Questions Choice Response Total A B C %. Do you like English? a. Yes b. No 6 8 38 7.5% 5.5%. Do you feel anxious when you are learning English? 3. If yes, what make(s) you feel anxious? (You may choose more than one).. If no, what make you like English? (You may choose more than one). a. Yes b. No b. The way teacher teach me c. The facility in the school d. No will e. Speaking in English (practice in the class) f. Afraid to make mistake b. The way teacher teach me c. The facility in the school d. A will e. Speaking in English (practice in the class) 7 7 7 8 3 3 6 3 8 3 6 8 5 36 33 6 3 7 33 7 55% 5%.3% 5%.3% % 8.8% 33.8%.3% 6.3% 5%.3% 5% 5. Do you think that a. Yes 3 6 77.5% 6

Susi Ekalestari and Azmir Pasaribu you must be able to b. No 5 3 8 6 % communicate in English? 6. Who/what do you a. Teacher 6 36 5% think that should be responsible to your b. School c. Friends 3 3.8% 5% competence in d. Family 3 5 6.3% English? (You may e. Chance 5 6 3.8% choose more than f. Yourself 6 3 67 83.8% one). 7. Write your bad Being afraid of practicing in the class because their experience in friends will laugh at them, being afraid of making English: mistake. 8. Write your They wish they can learn English easily and have self expectation to make confidence in speaking English. you confident in learning English: Note: A : Vocational School B : Senior High School (Physic) C : Senior High School (Social) The data obtained from the questionnaire show that 7.5% of the respondents like English and 5.5% of the respondents do not like English. It seems that there is no significant difference between the respondents who like and dislike English. However, this affects the feeling of the respondents when they are learning English. The data show that 55% of the respondents feel anxious and 5% do not feel anxious in learning English. The two next questions contribute to the previous questions. They give the reason why the respondents like or dislike English and why they feel anxious in learning English. The data show that the respondents have the same percentage on pronunciation. It is.3%. It implies that pronunciation has great impact to the learners when they are learning English because it is potential to make them comfortable and uncomfortable in learning English. Related to the way of teaching of the teacher, the data show that 5% of the respondents feel uncomfortable with the way of teaching of the teacher, and 6.3% of the respondents like the way of teaching of the teacher. It implies that there is no problem with the way of teaching of the teacher. It can be assumed that the way of teaching of the teacher is good. The facility of the school does not give significant effect on the respondents anxiety because it is only.3% of the respondents regard it as the factor of their anxiety. Still, the respondents who regard it as the factor that make them like learning English are greater. It is 5%. In addition, other two elements make the respondents anxious. They are practicing or speaking in front of the class (8.8%) and feeling afraid of making mistake (33.8%). Furthermore, among 8 respondents, % have no eagerness to be able to communicate in English and.3% have eagerness. Although more than half of them do not like English, apparently they have willingness to have competence in speaking English. It is proved by their respond achieving 77.5%, and it is only % of the respondent who do not have willingness. The final question is directed to get the respondents opinion about who should be responsible to their failure and success in learning English. The data show that the highest percentage of the respondents respond is they themselves (83.8%) and the second highest is teacher (5%), the third highest is chance (3.8%) followed by family (6.3%), friends (5%) and school (3.8%). 65

Engineering and Informatics (ICELTICs) 7, October 8-, 7, Banda Aceh, Indonesia Conclusion It is concluded that the anxiety of the students of Senior High School in Medan is at the moderate level of anxiety. It is in line with a finding of a research that students studying English language and literature at Cumhuriyet University, city of Sivas, Turkey experienced moderate level of anxiety (Elaldi, 6, p. 5). Other researchers also found the similar finding related to the level of anxiety. It revealed moderate anxiety among the participant (Merzin, 5, p. 37). This research is conducted to the 6 th graders from elementary school in the Southern region of Saudi Arabia. Furthermore, in general, it can be concluded that the factors of the respondents anxiety are feeling shameful to their friends of making mistake and being afraid of making mistake. In other words, they feel anxiety because of negative social evaluation. References Asif, F. (7). The anxiety factors among Saudi EFL learners: A study from English language teachers perspective. English Language Teaching (6), 6-73. Elaldi, S. (6). Foreign language anxiety of students studying English language and literature: A sample from Turkey. Educational Research and Reviews, (6), -8. Ewald, J. D. (7). Foreign language learning anxiety in upper-level classes: Involving students as researchers. Foreign Language Annals, (), -. Horwitz, E. K., Horwitz, M. B., Cope, J. (86). Foreign language classroom anxiety. Modern Language Journal, 7(), 5-3. Horwitz, E. K. (). Language anxiety and achievement. Annual Review of Applied Linguistics,, -6. Liu, M, & Huang, W. (). An exploration of foreign language anxiety and English learning motivation. Education Research International,, -8. Merzin, A., & Awad, A. (5). An investigation of anxiety among elementary school students towards foreign language learning. Studies in Literature and Language (), -. Sadiq, J. M. (7). Anxiety in English language learning: A case study of English language learners in Saudi Arabia. English Language Teaching, (7), -7. Williams, K. E., & Andrade, M. R. (8). Foreign language learning anxiety in Japanese EFL university classes: Cause, coping, and locus of control. Electric Journal of Foreign Language Teaching, 5(), 8-. Yan, J. X., & Horwitz, E. K. (8). Learners perceptions of how anxiety interacts with personal and instructional factors to influence their achievement in English: A qualitative analysis of EFL learners in China. Language learning, 58(), 5-83. Young, D. J. (). Creating a low-anxiety classroom environment: What does language anxiety research suggest? The Modern Language Journal, 75(), 6-3. Zhang, R., & Zhong, J. (). The hindrance of doubt: Causes of language anxiety. International Journal of English Linguistics, (3), 7-33. 65

Susi Ekalestari and Azmir Pasaribu Appendix KUESIONER Pertanyaan:. Apakah anda menyukai pelajaran Bahasa Inggris? a. Ya b. Tidak. Apakah anda merasa was-was/gelisah ketika mengikuti pelajaran Bahasa Inggris? a. Ya b. Tidak 3. Jika iya, apa yang membuat anda merasa gelisah? (Anda boleh memilih lebih dari satu pilihan) a. Pengucapannya b. Cara guru mengajar c. Fasilitas disekolah d. Memang tidak suka e. Berbicara Bahasa Inggris (praktek di kelas) f. Takut buat salah. Jika tidak, apa yang membuat anda menyukai Bahasa Inggris? (Anda boleh memilih lebih dari satu pilihan). a. Pegucapannya b. Cara guru mengajar c. Fasilitas di sekolah d. Memang suka e. Berbicara Bahasa Inggris (praktek di kelas) 5. Menurut anda apakah seharusnya anda bisa menguasai dan berkomunikasi Bahasa Inggris? a. Ya b. Tidak 6. Menurut anda, siapa seharusnya yang bertanggungjawab untuk kemampuan Bahasa Inggris anda? (Anda boleh memilih lebih dari satu pilihan) a. Guru b. Sekolah c. Teman d. Keluarga e. Kesempatan f. Diri anda sendiri 7. Coba anda tuliskan pengalaman buruk anda saat mengikuti pelajaran Bahasa Inggris. 8. Coba anda tuliskan harapan dan keinginan anda untuk membuat anda merasa percaya diri ketika mengikuti pelajaran Bahasa Inggris. 65

Engineering and Informatics (ICELTICs) 7, October 8-, 7, Banda Aceh, Indonesia Appendix Questions:. Do you like English? c. Yes d. No QUESTIONAIRE. Do you feel anxious when you are learning English? c. Yes d. No 3. If yes, what make(s) you feel anxious? (You may choose more than one). b. The way teacher teach me c. The facility in the school d. No will e. Speaking in English (practice in the class) f. Afraid to make mistake.. If no, what make you like English? (You may choose more than one). b. The way teacher teach me c. The facility in the school d. A will e. Speaking in English (practice in the class) 5. Do you think that you must be able to communicate in English? a. Yes b. No 6. Who/what do you think that should be responsible to your competence in English? (You may choose more than one). a. Teacher b. School c. Friends d. Family e. Chance f. Yourself 7. Write your bad experience in English: 8. Write your expectation to make you confident in learning English: 653