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Study demonstrates the influence of online learning media and parenting styles on student learning motivation, indicating significant effects on outcomes.
This study aimed to investigate the impact of the development of smart online learning media (smart booklets) For class 4 students post-new normal pandemic COVID-19 as a means of increasing learning motivation among fifth-grade students in the Sultan Agung Gugus, Guntur District, and Demak Regency. The study used ANOVA with a sample size of ninety-four. The findings of the study indicated that parenting styles significantly influenced the learning outcomes in civic education, student learning motivation had a significant impact on learning outcomes, and the combination of parenting styles and student motivation accounted for 83.50% of the variance in student learning outcomes, with the remaining 16.50% attributed to external factors not considered in this study.
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