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Hartono Sriwijaya University hartonosains@yahoo.co.id S1: Chemical Education, Sriwijaya University, Indonesia S2: Science Education, Ohio State University USA S3: Science Education, Indonesia University of Education Interest: Curriculum and


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Hartono Sriwijaya University

hartonosains@yahoo.co.id S1: Chemical Education, Sriwijaya University, Indonesia S2: Science Education, Ohio State University USA S3: Science Education, Indonesia University of Education Interest: Curriculum and Instruction

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Indonesian Higher Education Learning Reform: Designing a model of Scientific Learning in Faculty of Teacher Training and Education

Seminar on International Confereence on Education, Kuala Lumpur, 20-22 April 2017

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Learning Process Standard Implemented & Superior Teacher Competencies Test Mastery Learning Model of Learning Higher Education Standards

Introduction

Scientific

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RESEARCH PROBLEMS

How scientific learning model is designed to increase the concept mastery of students in Faculty of Teacher Training and Education How effective is the scientific learning model to increase the concept mastery for students in Faculty of Teacher Training and Education

What are the characteristics of scientific learning model

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In Which way does scientific learning model differ from common practice in its implementation in Faculty of Teacher Training and Education

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RESEARCH OBJECTIVES

To produce scientific learning model that can be implelemted in Faculty of Teacher Training and Education To know effectivity of scientific learning model toward mastering concepts of students in Faculty of Teacher Training and Education To know characteristic scientific learning model and in which ways they are differ from common practice in implementation

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  • 1. Confrontation

with the problem

  • 2. Data Gathering-

Verification

  • 3. Data Gathering-

Experimentation Organizing, Formulating, Explanation

Analysis of Learning process

Scientific Learning Model (Modified from Inquiry Training Model, Joyce, 2011)

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LITERATURE REVIEW

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  • Zulkardi et al. (2014)
  • Shemwell, Chase, Schwartz

(2015)

  • Saribas & Ceyhan (2015)
  • Joycce, Weil, Calhoun (2011)
  • Hartono et al. (2009a)

Model of Learning Academic Achievement

PREVIOUS RELATED STUDIES REVIEW

  • Hartono (2011a)
  • Hartono (2011b)
  • Hartono (2012)
  • Hartono & Rustaman (2009b)
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HYPOTHESES

There is no difference between two groups Group A: Teaching with Scientific Learning model Group B: Teaching without Scientific Learning Model There is a difference among two groups Group A: Teaching with Scientific Learning model Group B: Teaching without Scientific Learning Model

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RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

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RESEARCH SUBJECT

SECOND STAGE SUBJECTS ARE STUDENTS FROM FOUR (S1) STUDY PROGRAMS SUCH AS: CHEMISTRY EDUCATION, PHYSICAL EDUCATION, MECHANICAL ENGENEERING EDUCATION, BIOLOGY EDUCATION (SRIWIJAYA AND LAMPUNG UNIVERSITY) THIRD STAGE SUBJECTS ARE STUDENTS FROM PHYSICAL EDUCATION ONLY (SRIWIJAYA UNIVERSITY) Subjects are two classes: an experimental group and control group.

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3 2 1

Documentation Test Walkthrough

DATA COLLECTION

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  • Model of

Learning (Expert Review)

VALIDITY & RELIABILITY

Reliability

 Test Items (Anates)

Content Validity

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Test

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 N-gain  anates Documents  Analysis

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Hypotheses

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t-test

SPSS

DATA ANALYSIS

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DATA ANALYSIS

Independent sample t-test Anates SPSS 22.0

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4.1

Biology Education

4.0

Mechanical Engeneering Education

4.2

4.0 Chemitry Education

Physical Education

Practicality of Learning Model

Range of score: 1-5

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Kinesthetic

66.91%

Spatial

38.23%

Logical

45.59%

Linguistic

42.65%

MODEL OF SCIENTIFIC LEARNING https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vk6fZ_i0nkk

No Stages Lecturer Activities Students Activities

1 Problem Confrontation Show the contextual a problem Plan to make solution the problem 2 Data Collection and Verification Show possible variables that influent the problem Verification possible variables and collect data that may relate to 3 Data Collection and Experiment Give directions toward planning to collect data and give clues kinds of variables that enggage Collect data and control the variables that influent results 4 Organization, formulation, and explanation Give direction in class discussion Group presentation 5 Learning Implementation Process Analysis Reflection Give respond toward learning process

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Kinesthetic

66.91%

Spatial

38.23%

Logical

45.59%

Linguistic

42.65%

MODEL OF SCIENTIFIC LEARNING IN IMPLEMENTATION

CHEMISTRY EDUCATION BIOLOGY EDUCATION PHYSISCAL EDUCATION MECHANICAL ENGENEERING EDUCATION

LESSON PLAN DESIGNER Animal Structure COUNTING OF NUTRITIONAL VALUE PAINTING Collect data based literature and verify Collect data based literature and verify Collect data based literature and verify Collect data based literature and verify Collect data in field (schools) Do mini experiment and collect data in lab Collect data in software Do mini experiment and collect data in lab Make report and presentation Make report and presentation Make report and presentation Make report and show the product of painting and presentation Reflection Reflection Reflection Reflection

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0.52

Biology Education

0.27

Mechanical Engeneering Education

0.44

0.47 Chemistry Education

Physical Education

N-Gain in Percentage

Range of score: High: N-Gain > 0.7 Moderate: 0.3 ≤N-Gain≤ 0.7 Low: N-Gain < 0.3

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Implemantation Program at Physical Education (Science of Nutrition)

Equal Variances assumed Equal Variances not assumed Levene's Test for Equality of Variances t-test for Equality of Means F 2.136 Sig. .149 T

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  • 14.508

Df 61 58.708

  • Sig. (2-tailed)

.000 .000

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DISCUSSION

Why could they occur?

Findings

  • Instruments
  • Researcher
  • Participants

Weaknesses

  • Support

Previous Studies

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CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATION

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CONCLUSION

  • Designing of scientific learning model used

modified Dick and Carey Model as (1) program design and development, (2) program try out and revision, and (3) program implementation. Syntax of the scientific learning model, as follows(1) problem confrontation, (2) data collectionand verification, (3) data collection and experiment, (4) organization, formulation, and explanation,(5) learning implementation process analysis

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CONCLUSION

  • Average of N-Gain from 4 study programs

is 0.42 (moderate)

  • There is a difference of learning outcomes

between two group alpha 1% sig (2-tailed) = 0.000 < 0.01.

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RECOMMENDATION

  • Recommendation for Future research:

Student responsibility in completing their study tasks Implementation the model in other course and study programs

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