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October 3, 2025IJORER International Journal of Recent Educational ResearchOpen Access

A G-Bond Development: Gamification Media to Improve Literacy, Visualization, and Numeracy in Chemical Bond Learning in High School

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KDKusumawati DwiningsihALAchmad LutfiRHRusly Hidayah

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Overview

Research and development of G-Bond gamification media improves literacy and visualization skills in high school chemistry students, suggesting a new approach to learning.

Key Points

  • G-Bond significantly enhances visualisation skills in high school students, with notable N-Gain scores in literacy, numeracy, and visualisation.
  • The application achieved perfect validity and very high practicality ratings, indicating strong support from educational experts and students alike.
  • Utilizing a research and development approach, the study implemented a pretest-posttest design among 35 students to assess the effectiveness of the G-Bond tool.
  • Future enhancements suggested include integration of augmented reality and AI technologies, potentially enriching the interactive learning experience.

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Dwiningsih et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e02f34f0e39f13e7fa2202https://doi.org/10.46245/ijorer.v6i3.827
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