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The Importance Of Strategies In Teaching English

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English is an international language, that have used by people around the world to communicate and make people easy to communicate each other. English is one of languages that have to be master. In indonesia, English have been taught since Elementary school to university. But, not all people can apply it in their real life. That is why English is important to teach at the early ages, because English becomes the important communication tool. According to Graddol (2006) states that using of English have been taught from several decades and became international Language in the world. In Indonesia, English as the first foreign language have been taught as a formal language in the school. But, now English still can not master by Senior High School …show more content…

With teaching strategies, teacher can handle all of problems in teaching English in classroom. According to Brown (2000:113) explain that strategies are methods or approach of solve problem and tasks, models of achieving a particular teaching, a design planning for control and manipulate certain information. in other words, strategies is a plan of teacher before he/she teaches in the classroom. Teacher can create their own strategies to make class more effective and efficient when teaching English. Using strategies in teaching English should make students interested and did not make them bored. Looking at the fact above, the researcher conclude that general teaching English in Indonesia still needs more attention, especially in teaching strategies used by the English teacher. From that reason, the researcher want to know what strategies used by teacher to face problem in teaching English especially for seventh grade students at Junior high school by carrying out tittle “ A study on teacher’s strategies to face problem in teaching English of seventh grade at SMP Negeri 7 Penajam Paser Utara.” The english teacher of the seventh grade became the subject of this

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