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July 25, 2025Jurnal Penelitian Pendidikan IPA1 citationsOpen Access

Development of Business and Energy Module Based on Problem Based Learning

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ELEndang LovisiaUniversitas PGRI SemarangYFYuli FebriantiUniversitas Musi Rawas

Key Points

  • Student learning outcomes improved by 0.61 in the moderate category, highlighting the module's effectiveness.
  • Practicality scores of 77% and 87.36% from group trials indicate high feasibility and usability of the module.
  • Development used a 4D model, focusing on problem based learning to enhance science education at junior high schools.
  • Three expert validators rated the module with an average score of 26, categorizing it as good for educational use.

Abstract

The problems of this research are results of observations at SMP Negeri Air Satan, it shows that science learning in schools has not been implemented in an integrated manner. One of the causes of the non-implementation of science learning is that science teachers, especially the material of effort and energy in junior high school, are not ready because there is no science teaching material on effort and energy. This research aims to 1) Design a module of Effort and Energy based on Problem Based Learning 2) Measure the feasibility of science modules based on Problem Based Learning in terms of validity, practicality and effectiveness. The method used is a research and development approach which is usually known as the R&D research method. The development design used is the 4D model development design. The results showed that the average of the analysis of the three validators, namely material, media and language experts, scored 26 in the good category. Analysis of student practicality in limited group trials obtained a score of 77% meeting practical criteria. The results of the calculation of the student practicality questionnaire in the large group trial obtained a score of 87.36%, meeting the criteria for being very practical. The increase in student learning outcomes was 0.61 with a moderate category.

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Lovisia et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af475aad7bf08b1ead41fehttps://doi.org/10.29303/jppipa.v11i7.11247
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