Vol. 2 No. 1 (2024): Indonesian Journal of Pedagogy and Teacher Education (April 2024)

Learning outcomes was the accomplishments of educational purpose for students who take part in the teaching and process of learning, student outcomes of learning are fundamentally behavioral changes brought about by learning. According to the findings, it was discovered that the outcomes of learning in mathematics of Class VIII students of SMPN 10 Kota Bengkulu for the 2022/2023 academic year were still low. So that the effort that can be made to increase student outcomes of learning in mathematics is to apply problem based learning learning models. This research purpose to see whether the the outcomes of learning in mathematics of students who study using the problem-based learning model in class VIII SMP Negeri 10 Kota Bengkulu was more good than the outcomes of learning by students using learning in conventional models.This research type was a quasi-experimental design with a non-equivalent posttest only control group design. The selection for sample was conducted using technique by simple random sampling, so that class VIIID was selected as the class for experimental and class VIIC as the class for control. The instruments in research were in consist of quizzes and final tests outcomes of learning in the form of essays. According on the research data analysis results at the real level α = 0.05 using the t test obtained P-value = 0.018, that means that P-value < ???? so reject H0. This shows that the outcomes of learning by students in mathematics who study using the model of problem-based learning are more good than students who study using learning in models of conventional in class VIII SMPN 10 Kota Bengkulu.

Examining the degree to which students utilize practical learning strategies, their motivation to learn both before and after, and their learning results both before and after, are the main objectives of this study. to ascertain how using practical learning techniques affects students' motivation and academic performance. SDN 1 Muara Kemumu was the location of this study. the approach taken in experimental study that is quantitative. Fifty-nine pupils in class IV served as the study's sample. The skills/psychomotor assessment tests, questionnaires, and observation sheets were the study instruments. The t-test is a data analysis tool. Research findings: First, the application of the practical learning method is at a very high level; student learning outcomes are at a high level prior to the application of the practical learning method and in a very high category following its application; student learning outcomes are at a high level prior to and following the application of the practical learning method. Second, there is a relationship between student learning outcomes and learning motivation that results from the implementation of practical learning approaches.

The aim of this community service activity is to enhance the understanding and application of Pancasila values among Elementary School Teacher Education (PGSD) students through the Pancasila course as an ethical system. The background of this activity arises from the need for a more practical and contextual approach to character education. The implementation method involves online group discussions with 21 prospective elementary school teachers. The findings indicate that approximately 80% of students have achieved a good level of understanding of Pancasila ethical concepts, with 85% actively participating in group discussions. A significant number of groups, around 75%, engaged in in-depth discussions and effective collaboration regarding the application of Pancasila values in daily life and educational environments. Good analytical skills were demonstrated by about 78% of students in detailing and applying Pancasila values to case studies. From this activity, students can provide significant benefits to society through improved character education. The conclusion of this activity emphasizes theoretical contributions to character education through the Pancasila course and suggests improvements such as increased use of technology, provision of more structured teaching materials, regular evaluations, and involvement of external stakeholders in future community service activities. Thus, this activity makes a positive contribution to shaping the character of PGSD students and strengthening community involvement in the learning process.

An educational concept known as the Independent Curriculum allows schools more latitude in creating curriculum that meet the requirements of their communities. The goal of this policy is to raise the academic caliber of SMPN students, however there are several obstacles in the way of its execution. Information gathered and acquired by library research. This article analyzes a few of the major obstacles encountered while attempting to raise SMPN students' academic standards. The issues with the autonomous curriculum policy in attempts to raise SMPN students' academic standards are the research's results. These challenges involve differences in quality between schools, difficulties in maintaining consistent educational standards, the readiness of teachers and stakeholders, as well as the need for proper evaluation and monitoring. appropriate. Apart from that, the involvement of parents and other stakeholders as well as an emphasis on local skills are also important aspects in overcoming these problems. This article provides a holistic picture of the condition of the Merdeka Curriculum in the context of efforts to improve academic quality in junior secondary schools, with the hope of contributing to further understanding of the dynamics and improvement of educational policies at the junior secondary school level.

This study aims to develop digital teaching materials in the form of E-modules using Smart Apps Creator in learning Islamic Cultural History that are valid and effective, and can improve student learning outcomes on the material of the exemplary story of Abu Bakar Ash-Shiddiq as a friend and caliph. The development of android-based E-modules follows the Rowntree model which is integrated with the FDD (Feature Driven Development) model which has five stages of the process (Build an Overall Model, Build a Feature List Plan by Feature, Design by Feature and Build by Feature). The research subjects were material experts, instructional design experts, and learning media experts as well as MIT Salsabila students. The sample in this study was class V A. The effectiveness test was carried out by comparing the pretest and posttest scores. The results showed that the quality of the E-module developed was classified as very valid (9302%), very good in the one to one trial (93.96%) very good for small groups (94.29%) and very good for large groups (94.86%). While the t_count value is 6.4915 and the t_table value at a significant level of 5% is 2.0859 then t_count>t_table or 6.4915>2.0859, so h_a is accepted and h_0 is rejected, thus there is a significant difference in the ability between students after being given treatment in the form of using E-Modules. This shows that this E-module is feasible and effective and can facilitate students in analyzing the exemplary story of Abu Bakar Ash-Shiddiq as a friend and caliph.