Pattern of interaction problem based learning with self regulated learning on coffee plant area
Date
2019-05-01Author
FAIQOH, Elok Nur
SURATNO, Suratno
ASYIAH, Iis Nur
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Education in Indonesia is currently experiencing many problems that have
an impact on the low quality of education seen from the achievements or student
learning outcomes at every level and education unit. As a result of the TIMSS2015’s
survey, Indonesia's position was ranked 45thfrom 48 in the field of science with an
average of 397. In addition, Indonesia was also faced with other problems that known
uneven education. For example, in urban areas, educational facilities and
infrastructure are very advanced. Whereas in plantations area is only rely on
makeshift facilities and infrastructures.So the learning is needed that can overcome
the difficulties of teachers in delivering learning materials to students that are based
on these problems with learning from real-world situations of students and encourage
students to make a relation between the knowledge they have and the application of
student’s life. A suitable learning activity is using Problem Based Learning (PBL)
and Self Regulated Learning models that are related to problem-based learning and
learning independence. This research is a development research using the
development model of Borg and Gall (1983). The pattern of learning interactions is
measured using N-Gain which measures the increase in the extent to which the target
is reached from the beginning before the treatment to the target of learning outcomes
after being treated. The results that obtained from cognitive learning outcomes that
average of pretest is 48 while the average of posttest is 78.15, so the N-Gain score is
0.70 with the category of high increases.
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