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The Effects of Using Spin Wheel Media on Counting Ability of Tunagrahita Students
This study aims to determine the effect of spin wheel media on the counting ability of tunagrahita students in class IV at SLB Negeri 2 Yogyakarta. This study used the one-group pre-test-post-test research method. Data collection in this study used written tests, and data analysis methods used non-parametric statistical data analysis techniques with the Wilcoxon Signed Rank Test (Wilxocon marked rank test) with the help of SPSS version 20. The results of Z value = -2.236 with Asymp Sig were obtained from the analysis results obtained in this study. (2-tailed) 0.025, which is below 0.05. From these results, it can be interpreted that Ho is rejected and Ha is accepted at an initial significance of 5%. Therefore, the hypothesis in this study, "There is an effect of using rotating wheels on the numeracy skills of tunagrahita students in class IV at SLB Negeri 2 Yogyakarta" can be accepted as true. So, this study can be concluded that there is an effect of using spin wheel media on the counting ability of grade IV tunagrahita students at SLB Negeri 2 Yogyakarta
Development of Pop-Up Book Based Mathematics Learning Media on Three-Dimensional Shapes Material for Elementary School Students
Most students consider mathematics a complex subject. Many students complete assignments and tests and receive low scores. This is often due to the monotonous nature of mathematics Learning, which makes students bored and uninterested. This study aims to develop a Learning media based on pop-up books that are both valid and feasible, with an attractive design that can be used in the Learning process and address student challenges. This research employs a Research and Development (R&D) approach using the ADDIE model (Analyze, Design, Development, Implementation, and Evaluation). Data collection techniques include media, material, and language validation questionnaires and student response questionnaires. The results indicate that the pop-up book Learning Media is highly valid and features a perfect design, as evidenced by the validation results: media at 88%, material at 86%, and language at 91.5%, all within the valid/feasible category. Product trials were conducted in two stages: a small group trial at SDN 4 Ngentrong (with five students) yielded an 89% rating, and a large group trial at SDN I Wajak Lor (with 23 students) yielded an 88.2% rating both within the outstanding category. Thus, the development of the pop-up book-based Learning media is highly valid and suitable for use as a Learning tool for three-dimensional shapes in fifth-grade elementary school, and it features an attractive and perfect design
Development of Website-Based Statistical Learning Media at Bina Sarana Informatics Pontianak University
This study aims to design and evaluate the effectiveness of website-based statistical learning media at Bina Sarana Informatika University, Pontianak. The media was developed using Lectora Inspire by following the ADDIE development model, which includes five stages: Analysis, Design, Development, Implementation, and Evaluation. The method applied in this study is research and development (R&D). The results of empirical tests conducted on students indicate that website-based statistical learning media is classified as adequate. The effectiveness measurement was carried out using the N-gain test, where the mean value obtained was 0.7679 or 76.79%. This means there was an increase of 76.79% in student understanding after using this media. Of the 100 students tested, 85 significantly increased understanding, with an average of 38.33 points between the pretest and posttest. These results place the effectiveness of learning media in the high category, indicating that this Media is efficacious in improving student learning outcomes. The results of this study indicate that website-based learning media designed with the ADDIE model can effectively improve students\u27 understanding. This means that other educational institutions that want to improve the quality of their learning can adopt a similar approach, especially in subjects that require deep conceptual and analytical understanding, such as statistics.
The Effect of Study Habits on the Learning Outcomes of Natural and Social Sciences (IPAS) at Elementary School Students
Study habits are a way or technique to establish students when receiving learning, reading books, and doing assignments to complete teaching and learning activities. With these good Study habits, students can improve learning outcomes from the scores obtained previously. This study aims to determine the effect of student study habits on student learning outcomes in class IV Natural and Social Sciences (IPAS) subjects at SDN Kedensari II. This research is a quantitative study using the post facto approach. The population in this study was grade IV students, and the research sample was 50 students. Data collection in this study is the first to use a questionnaire and documentation of mid-semester test scores as learning outcomes in Natural and Social Sciences (IPAS) subjects. Data analysis used descriptive analysis, prerequisite test analysis, and hypothesis testing with the T-test, and the results showed that students\u27 study habits were included in a reasonably good category with a percentage of 38%. The value of learning outcomes from the midterm test scores was included in the good enough type, with the highest rate of 34%. This research proves that Study habits significantly affect student learning outcomes in class IV Natural and Social Sciences (IPAS) subjects at SDN Kedensari II
Using Multimedia Interactive Web Blog Science Virtual Laboratory to Improve Students\u27 Critical Thinking and Concept Mastery
The presence and condition of laboratories are critical factors in the success of learning activities through practical work, thereby improving student motivation and interest in learning. This research aims to determine the utilization of a virtual laboratory in improving critical thinking skills and mastery of science concepts for Elementary School Teacher Education (PGSD) students. The research used an experimental method utilizing a quasi-experimental design, specifically a nonequivalent control group design. Purposive sampling was the chosen sampling technique, and the research sample comprised 42 second-semester students from the Elementary School Teacher Education Department enrolled in the Elementary School Science Laboratory course. The samples were intentionally divided into two groups: Group K, the experimental group, and Group O, the control group. A multiple-choice test served as the data collection instrument. The collected data were analyzed using the N-Gain formula and t-test. The N-Gain results for concept mastery in the experimental group are 0.5%, and in the control group, it is 0.3%. Meanwhile, the average score for critical thinking skills in the experimental group is 80.77, and the average score for the control group is 76.31. Therefore, using a virtual laboratory affects students\u27 mastery of concepts and critical thinking skills in Natural Science
Pre-Service English Teachers’ Lived Experience in Using AI in Teaching Preparation
Pre-service English teachers are expected to integrate technologies to teach in this digital era. Furthermore, AI is rapidly growing and offers teachers to be supported. This phenomenological study explicated pre-service English teachers’ lived experiences in using AIs to support their teaching preparation. In previous studies, less was known about how newcomer educators integrated AI into their pedagogical development. Through in-depth interviews, this study addressed two research questions; What are the pre-service English teachers’ lived experiences in using AI in teaching preparation? How does the AI help the teacher to prepare for their teaching? This study showcased five themes emerging: 1) exploration of AI’s pedagogical potential; 2) emerging pedagogical beliefs and shifting attitudes; 3) intentional integration and innovative lesson design; 4) ethical reflections and responsible AI use; and 5) shifting self-efficacy and confidence. This study explicated how AI utilization experiences mould participants’ pedagogical beliefs, implementation, and perception of technology integration. These findings will help education programmes in preparing candidates and require the TPACK
Development of TextBook to Support Merdeka Curriculum on the Atomic Structure of Phase E
As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, it caused a very significant change in education. The learning was done online. So that makes the Indonesian student lose. The free curriculum also demands free study, as summarized in PROPELA. That\u27s why research needs to be done to develop textbooks to support the study of the free curriculum matter, atomic structure phase E, and test the validity and practicality of this teaching material. This type of research is called Educational Design Research (EDR) with the Plomp model, which is: (1) preliminary research; (2) development or prototyping; and (3) assessment (not done). Research data from validation is insulated using Aiken\u27s v formula, while registered data is analyzed in a present-day way. Based on the study\u27s results, the teaching material has been valid, with an average score of 0.91. The use of the scripture is easy to understand and view, practical learning, and benefits of teaching, with an average score of 72%. This coursebook is valid and helpful through the formative tests that have been carried out. The final average value of 0.94 is proof of this validity. In addition, this coursebook is also equipped with mental model problems that are proven to help students solve existing problems. This is known from the responses of active and excellent students in solving these problems. In addition, the time spent working on the questions is also sufficient, so it only uses time outside of learning hours
Implementation of Al-Qur\u27an Integration in the Teaching and Learning Process
In the Qur\u27an, knowledge is seen as something special that makes humans superior to other creatures. The importance of instilling religious and spiritual values in general learning is to increase faith and piety to God Almighty in respecting the universe. The research aims to see how the integration of the Qur\u27an is implemented in the teaching and learning process, in which the Qur\u27an is science based on revelation, the hadith of the prophet, and the ijtihad of the scholars, while general science is based on human reasoning based on empirical data, through research. This research uses a qualitative descriptive approach with a phenomenological research type. In this study, the sampling technique used was snowball and purposive. The procedures and techniques used in collecting data in this study are qualitative: observation, FGD, and documentation. The stages of this study presented three stages, namely 1) the pre-field stage, 2) the fieldwork stage, and 3) the data analysis stage. The result of the research is that integrating the Al-Qur\u27an in the teaching and learning process can be applied well, with efforts to provide training related to the integration of the Al-Qur\u27an. Implementing Al-Qur\u27an integration is carried out by internalizing Al-Qur\u27an values through studies in learning that can be carried out with curriculum integration, learning integration, and integration of Islamization of science
Development of iSpring 9-Based Learning Media Using Android to Increase Learning Independence in Basic Pattern Dimensions
This research was developmental research that aimed to develop iSpring 9-based learning media using Android to increase student learning independence in basic fashion skills for Class X of SMK Negeri 2 Boyolangu, Tulungagung. The development method used the ADDIE model which includes: Analysis, Design, Development, Implementation and Evaluation. Validation was carried out by two expert validators: material experts and media experts. The data collection technique used a questionnaire. Validation results from material experts met the requirements of 85.00%, which means very valid, and the results from media experts met the requirements of 80.00%, which also means valid. A trial was conducted at the implementation stage. The results were that 34 students obtained an average score of 84.48% with very good qualifications, meaning this media is easy for students to learn. Therefore, it showed that the media is very suitable as a learning medium for pattern-making and helping students\u27 teaching and learning process. A further developing learning media was suggested for the application to be developed and equipped with dimensions in basic fashion skills subjects following the school curriculum to sum the learning in one application
Development of Maths Booklet Media for Primary School Students
This research focuses on the development, validity, and practicality of booklet-based teaching materials for mathematics subjects, specifically on equivalent fractions. Following the Research and Development (R&D) model, which incorporates the ADDIE (Analysis, Design, Development, Implementation, and Evaluation) design stages, this research aims to create effective learning aids. The assessment of the developed Booklet showed high validity and practicality. The material expert assessment rated it "very valid" at 93.33%, while the media design and language experts rated it high at 98.57% and 95%, respectively. In addition, both teachers and students considered the Booklet practical, with response percentages of 87% and 94%, respectively. These findings underscore booklet-based learning materials\u27 effectiveness and ease of use in mathematics education. The Booklet is a valuable tool for teachers to deliver curriculum content effectively and for students to improve their understanding of mathematical concepts. Learning outcomes can be significantly enhanced through such media, facilitating understanding and practical application of mathematical principles