2019
DOI: 10.1088/1742-6596/1185/1/012119
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Preliminary study to develop of instructional media in momentum and impulses using ICT based on contextual learning for senior high school

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“…Based on previous surveys conducted by Navis, et al, 2019, the results showed that the implementation of scientific activities required by the 2013 curriculum had not been carried out optimally with an average value of 52% and the availability of learning media had not yet received adequate fulfillment facilities. The second problem that is obtained is the availability of media, resources, and teaching materials that are less than optimal to support the learning process.…”
Section: Analysis a Preliminary Study Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Based on previous surveys conducted by Navis, et al, 2019, the results showed that the implementation of scientific activities required by the 2013 curriculum had not been carried out optimally with an average value of 52% and the availability of learning media had not yet received adequate fulfillment facilities. The second problem that is obtained is the availability of media, resources, and teaching materials that are less than optimal to support the learning process.…”
Section: Analysis a Preliminary Study Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…One way to overcome the existing problems is to provide teaching materials that can facilitate learning to build ICT literacy and critical thinking skills. Research results from Skryabin (2015), Hakim (2019), andNavis (2019) show that teaching materials packaged and filled with content relevant to the times will support the learning process to improve ICT literacy. In addition, the results of Errington (2015), Wahyuni (2015), and Nurbaiti (2016) show that teaching materials filled with inquiry or discovery learning content, and interactive and contextual approaches are able to build students' critical thinking skills.…”
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confidence: 99%