2021
DOI: 10.26740/jpps.v10n2.p1968-1975
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Kelayaan Modul Elektronik Berbasis Literasi Sains Dengan Topik Pembuatan Edible Film Pulp Kakao Sebagai Kajian Koloid

Abstract: Situasi Covid-19 saat ini mengharuskan pengajar memiliki bahan ajar yang inovatif guna pembelajaran daring tetap terjamin. Modul pembelajaran elektronik audio visual berbasis literasi sains didesain untuk mendukung pembelajaran daring. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengetahui kelayakan modul pembelajaran elektronik audio visual berbasis literasi sains yang merupakan kajian materi koloid di SMA Kelas XI kurikulum 2013 pada proses pembuatan edible film pulp kakao. Metode penelitian yang digunakan adalah Researc… Show more

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“…Nisa et al developed the chemistry teaching material product "KAPRA" based on scientific literacy on reaction rate material, which was proven to be very feasible, but this teaching material was not tested on students so it was not significantly analyzed for its usefulness and influence on students' scientific literacy [11]. Likewise, research by Astuti et al which developed a chemical module based on scientific literacy in the study of colloids was also proven to be very suitable for use, but in their research they did not conduct trials on students so it is not known how significant the effect of using the chemistry module on students' scientific literacy is [12]. The description of two relevant studies proves that teaching chemistry requires supporting teaching materials other than textbooks, so that the relevant research develops teaching material products on different materials.…”
Section: Figure 1 Scientific Literacy Pretest and Post-test Datamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Nisa et al developed the chemistry teaching material product "KAPRA" based on scientific literacy on reaction rate material, which was proven to be very feasible, but this teaching material was not tested on students so it was not significantly analyzed for its usefulness and influence on students' scientific literacy [11]. Likewise, research by Astuti et al which developed a chemical module based on scientific literacy in the study of colloids was also proven to be very suitable for use, but in their research they did not conduct trials on students so it is not known how significant the effect of using the chemistry module on students' scientific literacy is [12]. The description of two relevant studies proves that teaching chemistry requires supporting teaching materials other than textbooks, so that the relevant research develops teaching material products on different materials.…”
Section: Figure 1 Scientific Literacy Pretest and Post-test Datamentioning
confidence: 99%