Randomized trial demonstrates high validity and practicality of ecosystem modules for Grade X students, indicating effective learning.
The aim of this research was to develop a guided inquiry-based ecosystem module using fish ponds as a learning resource that met valid and practical criteria. This research employed the ADDIE development model proposed by Branch. The results showed that the module validation score reached 98.78%, which indicated that the module was categorized as very valid, while the validation result from subject experts reached 100%. The practicality result was 98%, indicating that the module was categorized as very practical. In addition, the average result of students’ responses was 91.65%, showing that students gave positive responses to the module. Based on these results, it can be concluded that the guided inquiry-based ecosystem module using fish pond resources met valid and practical criteria and can be implemented for Grade X students.
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