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Digital Storytelling Implementation with Code Mixing (English-Indonesia) for Enhancing Students' Speaking Ability at The Eight Graders
Full text linkOne alternate way for making English more attractive is digital storytelling. Cooperative learning is essential when dealing with youngsters of varying levels and intellect. The method used in this study is experimental. The researcher used the experiential technique to study the cause-effect relationship. Based on the outcomes of the initial presentation, it was found that the difference in the average pretest and posttest scores from the implementation of digital Storytelling With Code Mixing (English-Indonesian) improved the speaking ability of eighth-grade students. The average score attained, known by the posttest, is higher than the average score on the pretest. Because of sig. (2-tailed) is a little less to = 0.05 (sig. 2-tailed = 0.002 0.05), H0 is rejected. So it can be concluded that there has been an increase in the speaking ability of eighth-grade students after implementing digital Storytelling With Code Mixing (English-Indonesian). It shows that the existence of a digital Storytelling With Code Mixing (English-Indonesian) program will enhance the speaking skills
Integrating Mathematics, Community, Culture, and Place: A Conceptual Framework for Instructional Design
Full text linkThis study proposes a novel instructional design framework that intertwines mathematical concepts with elements of community, culture, and place. The aim is to enhance student engagement and understanding of mathematics by making learning more culturally responsive and contextually relevant. Employing a mixed-methods approach involving teacher interviews, classroom observations, pre- and post-intervention surveys and tests, the study examines the potential benefits of this integrated approach along with its practical challenges. Results indicate that despite initial difficulties in implementation such as time constraints or parental resistance to non-traditional teaching methods, many teachers reported improved student involvement and comprehension when classes were connected to local communities or cultures. Importantly, the study found no significant main effects or interaction effects for grade level or ethnicity on both engagement and understanding scores pre-and post-intervention. This suggests that this instructional model can be equally effective across diverse student populations thereby potentially reducing disparities in mathematical achievement. The findings highlight the potential advantages of an inclusive pedagogical strategy in enhancing mathematics education while acknowledging further research is needed to confirm these results across different settings
Mathematics Learning Difficulties in Distance Learning
Full text linkSome students feel that mathematics is less fun because the students lack basic knowledge of mathematics which leads to a lack of confidence in learning. Especially during the COVID-19 outbreak, distance learning was needed, including mathematics, and many students had difficulties in learning. Learning difficulties that arise during distance learning can interfere with the subsequent learning process and have a significant impact on the students' academic performance in mathematics. This study aims to determine the students' mathematics learning difficulties in distance learning at Junior High School 13 Surakarta. The method used in this research is descriptive qualitative. Qualitative descriptive research aims to describe student learning difficulties during the pandemic with the distance learning system. The subjects of this study were students of eighth grade of Junior High School 13 Surakarta. Data collection techniques used are interviews and observation. The interview method used was a guided free interview which was then analyzed using an interactive model. Based on the results of the analysis of student learning difficulties in distance learning mathematics caused by several factors, namely internal and external factors. Internal factors, namely those that come from within the student, include the lack of interest and motivation of students to take part in online mathematics learning. While external factors are factors that come from within students, including difficulties in understanding the material provided by the teacher rather than in detail, unstable internet network, student learning environment that does not support learning, motivation, and encouragement from parents or closest family
Development of Video Tutorial for Pencak Silat Learning at State Junior High School 16 Pontianak
Full text linkThe main objective of this research is to develop a video tutorial for Physical Education learning and to produce and disseminate a video tutorial for pencak silat learning. Then it is expected that the video tutorial can make it easier for students to learn pencak silat independently. This research uses the 4D model by Thiagarajan. The steps of the model are defined, designed, developed, and disseminated. The participants in this study were teachers and students of State Junior High School 16 Pontianak. Data collection techniques in this study refer to the interview list guidelines, namely questionnaires. The data collection tools are learning outcomes and questionnaire sheets. This pencak silat learning tutorial video was developed according to the needs and characteristics of students. Based on the data analysis of the experts' validation, the average of the design aspect is 3.87, the material aspect is 3.95, and the media aspect is 3.83. Including very valid criteria. The test of students' responses to the video tutorial for pencak silat learning obtained an average of 94.34%. Thus the video tutorial is very feasible to use in learning pencak silat class VII can be used on students by watching gadgets or other media. The purpose of this multimedia is so that students can understand and develop skill abilities in independent learning with video tutorials effectively
The Charismatic Leadership of Prof. Imam Suprayogo in Improving The Quality of Education
Full text linkProf. Imam Suprayogo is a Maulana Malik Ibrahim State Islamic University professor and was the campus's rector. Charismatic leadership is a leadership style owned by Prof. Imam Suprayogo. Many figures admire the figure of Prof. Imam Suprayogo, a leader who develops institutions while developing people in his institutions and a promoter of the advancement of Islamic Higher Education, especially in improving the quality of his education. This research uses a qualitative approach with a descriptive type of research. The researcher collected the data using interviews, observations, and documentation. The analysis techniques use interactive analysis techniques. The implementation of the validity of the data is carried out by checking credibility, dependability, and confirmability. The results of the study revealed that there are five characteristics of charismatic leadership used by Prof. Imam Suprayogo in improving the quality of education, namely: (1) exemplary, (2) linguistics/rhetoric, (3) silaturahim/sowan, (4) compassion, (5) participation, and (6) function approach
A Study of Effective Dual Language Program Models for Non-Native Spanish Speakers
Full text linkAs the United States population becomes increasingly ethnically and linguistically diverse, more school districts, families, and students are beginning to recognize the need and value of bilingual education, specifically dual language programs, for both native and non-native Spanish speakers (Collier & Thomas, 2020). With dual language programs on the rise, it is important to consider which program model(s) most benefit the students within a particular program. The purpose of this explanatory sequential mixed methods study was to compare the effect of different dual language program models (including immersion programs) on primary-level students’ Spanish and English language acquisition by the time students reach fourth grade. The study fRobocused specifically on non-native Spanish speakers, utilizing both quantitative and qualitative data. Such data included Spanish and English literacy levels of students who had been in a dual language program from kindergarten through fourth grade and evidence from surveys and interviews of students and teachers. The study compared two schools, one with an 80:20 program model and one with a 50:50 program model. Overall, School 1’s 80:20 dual language program model appeared to be more effective than School 2’s 50:50 model in equally developing students’ Spanish and English language acquisition. Teachers and students from both schools indicated room for growth in their respective programs
Political Education in Increasing Student Participation as Novice Voters in Singkawang City
Full text linkSecondary education students are Indonesian citizens who are categorized as first-time novice voters who are participating in political activities for the first time. Political education can increase students' awareness and knowledge in participating in politics, both in schools and in elections. This study aims to find out and analyze how political education can increase students' political participation as novice voters. This research uses a Descriptive method with research techniques for questionnaires/Google Forms, Interviews, Observations, and Documentation Studies, in high schools students throughout Singkawang City. The findings obtained by the authors in this study are that students as novice voters need to understand the importance of political education and also support activities related to political education. Based on the results of the study, it was concluded that political education for students in schools was carried out through PPKn subjects, student council activities (OSIS), Scout activities (Pramuka), and through election socialization conducted by the General Election Commission (KPU) of Singkawang City. Students who obtain such education, their political participation becomes increased. This is characterized by students being able to give opinions and arguing in the classroom, as well as having the awareness to participate and be active in organizations in the school. The political participation of students can also be seen from their readiness as novice voters, to take part in the 2024 general election
The Impact of Prior Learning Assessment on Student Success and Completion: A Systematic Literature Review
Full text linkPrior Learning Assessment (PLA) has gained substantial traction within post-secondary institutions across the United States in recent years as a mechanism to enhance accessibility and affordability for adult learners. The increased interest in PLA affirms the notion that learning, and competency gained through experience, training, and certifications acquired outside of post-secondary institutions may meet learning outcomes and competencies established by colleges and universities. Extensive research has been conducted on PLA methods and practices; however, there is a distinct gap in systematic evidence regarding how PLA interventions affect student success and completion in post-secondary education. This study addresses this gap by systematically reviewing the impact of PLA on these outcomes using the PRISMA framework. The search yielded 44 studies from 2010 to 2018. A total of 10 studies meeting the inclusion criteria were selected for full-text review, bibliometric analysis, and chronological review. The findings show a positive impact of PLA, with students benefiting from higher graduation rates, shorter completion periods, and reduced tuition costs. Notably, Black, and Hispanic students experienced the most substantial positive effects. However, the limited number of studies in this area underscores the need for additional research to delve deeper into the factors that contribute to the success and growth of PLA's programs, specifically, the role of college counselors in advising adult students on PLA options needs further study
The Urgency of Islamic Education Value in Social Studies Instruction at Madrasah Tsanawiyah Muhammadiyah Bandung
Full text linkThis study intends to determine the significance of Islamic values education in social studies education in order to equip children from an early age with noble character (akhlaqul karimah). This is reflected in the Vision and Mission of Madrasah Tsanawiyah Muhammadiyah Bandung, as well as its curriculum and bylaws. The education of Islamic values in social studies learning at Madrasah Tsanawiyah Muhammadiyah Bandung is achieved through holistic social studies learning patterns, emphasizing the existence of social studies learning as general knowledge, and focusing on students' Islamic values in order to achieve learning goals. The research method used is qualitative research with a descriptive research design that outlines the conclusions of this study, namely the significance of incorporating the Islamic faith into social studies education. Data collection uses observation, documentation, interviews, and data analysis techniques using source and time triangulation. The results of this study are that Islamic values education has been carried out from an early age in Madrasah Tsanawiyah Muhammadiyah Bandung, both in the school environment and in the social studies learning process in the classroom, so that the link between general knowledge and Islamic values can be identified in achieving social goals. learn the purpose of learning, namely to produce good citizenship. Besides that, it can also bring up an understanding in students about positive values and avoid negative values
Development of Mobile Games-Based Social Studies Instructional Media to Develop 21st Century Skills
Full text linkFacts show that not all educators are able to optimize information technology facilities according to the learning needs and characteristics of students in social studies learning after the Covid-19 pandemic. Social studies learning will have a number of significant issues if it is not adjusted to the characteristics of students of generation Z, by which their daily life is influenced and dependent on gadgets. The purpose of this research is to produce a mobile game based social studies instructional media that is able to develop students’ 21st century skills. This study uses the Research and Development method with research stages using the ADDIE design model (Analysis, Design, Development Implementation and Evaluation). The results showed that the media get recommendations with eligibility criteria for use from experts of media and social studies materials validators with an average score of 4.11. The study is implemented with a quasi-experimental design in class 8A as the Experiment class and Class 8C as the control class. With the significance of 0.000 < 0.05, social studies instructional media based on mobile games is effectively used to develop 21st century skills. It is concluded that mobile game-based social studies instructional media has been proven to effective in developing students' 21st century skills