2023
DOI: 10.17509/jap.v20i1.55724
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Increasing Student Understanding on PPKN Study Through the Debate Model to the Legislation Materials in Class Viii a SMP Negeri 4 Bandung

Abstract: This study is Classroom Action Research (PTK -Penelitian Tindakan Kelas) aims to improve learning outcomes and activities of class VIII A students in PPKn lessons on legislative material through the application of debate model learning. The results of the pre-study obtained an average value of 55.87, complete 2 people or 5%. The results of the research that have been carried out, in the first cycle obtained an average value of 75.06 categorized as "Good" completed 22 people or 55%. After reflection, the acquis… Show more

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“…These misconceptions stand in contrast to established mathematical and scientific concepts. Many researchers have highlighted several contributing factors to these misconceptions, including influence from everyday life experiences (Suniati, Sadia & Suhandana, 2013;Widarti, Permanasari, & Mulyani, 2016), the role of teachers (Erman, 2017;Gudyanga & Madambi, 2014), and the potential confusion caused by the everyday language used (Erman, 2017;Suniati, Sadia & Suhandana, 2013).…”
Section: Factors Contributing To Students' Errors and Misconceptions ...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These misconceptions stand in contrast to established mathematical and scientific concepts. Many researchers have highlighted several contributing factors to these misconceptions, including influence from everyday life experiences (Suniati, Sadia & Suhandana, 2013;Widarti, Permanasari, & Mulyani, 2016), the role of teachers (Erman, 2017;Gudyanga & Madambi, 2014), and the potential confusion caused by the everyday language used (Erman, 2017;Suniati, Sadia & Suhandana, 2013).…”
Section: Factors Contributing To Students' Errors and Misconceptions ...mentioning
confidence: 99%