The Development of Mind Mapping Learning Model to Increase Group B Students’ Multiple Intelligences at Integrated PAUD Al-Furqan in 2019/2020 Academic Year in Kaliwates Jember
Date
2019-08-01Author
RAHMAH, Aini Nur
YULIATI, Nanik
BUDYAWATI, Luh Putu Indah
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Early childhood education is an attempt by educators to provide
education from birth to age six years. The highest level of ability
children have is intelligence. The intelligence is multiple
intelligences. Developing multiple intelligences requires a learning
model that is able to develop all intelligences. Based on
preliminary observations made at the Al-Furqan Kaliwates Jember
Integrated PAUD it was found that the school used a central
model. The center model has not been able to develop all the
intelligences, becaouse the center uses the center teacher itself is
different from the class teacher, so that the intelligence of every
child in the center is the center teacher. So the class teacher does
not know firsthand the intelligence that every child has. This
research was conducted to create a new product learning model
entitled the development of mind mapping learning models to
develop multiple intelligence in the B group of Al-Furqan
Kaliwates Integrated PAUD Jember Academic Year 2019/2020.
This study aims to find out how the development of learning
models and the results of developing mind mapping learning
models to develop multiple intelligence. This research uses the
R&D method (research and development). Design development
uses the ADDIE approach (Analysis, Design, Development,
Implementation and Evaluation). Data analysis techniques usiang
1) validation data; 2) practicality data analysis; and 3)
effectiveness data abalysis. The results of the development of a
mind mapping learning model to develop multiple intelligences is
1) validity aspects usiang validation sheets and RPPH are
categorized valid based on the results of the validator’s
assessment; 2) aspects of practicality based on learning using the
teacher’s ability to manage the mind mapping learning model and
observing/evaluating the implementation of the mind mapping
learning model fulfilling good and high interpretations, because the instructor’s activities are observes through the observation
sheet, and then 3) aspects of the effectiveness of learning usiang
the activity instrument children through 3 trials are interpreted to
be very high, medium and very high, because bassed on the results
of the overall average score of the child’s activity and the teacher’s
response to the mind mapping learning model.
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