This study looked at how well physics teacher candidates used magic card scientific media to solve problems when learning about free fall motion. This kind of study is known as a quasi-experiment. 26 students from the Physics Education study program who were enrolled in an experimental class and a control group using magic scientific material made up the sample. methods for gathering data that make use of test and documentation methods. N-gain data analysis techniques. According to the study's findings, the experimental class's N-gain was 0.77 in the high category and the control class's N-gain was 0.37 in the medium group. The experimental class's N-Gain-Present of 77.30% indicates that learning magic science was effective, whereas the control class's N-Gain-Present of 37.36% indicates that it was ineffective.
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