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September 16, 20250 citations

Development of Problem-based Learning Tools to Improve Critical Thinking Skills and Collaboration Skills of Class VIII Junior School Students

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SDSiti Arfah DaudMJMohammad JamhariLTLilies Tangge

Key Points

  • Problem-based learning tools significantly improve critical thinking abilities, enhancing student outcomes effectively.
  • The study reports an impressive effect size of 0.95, highlighting substantial improvement in critical thinking skills.
  • Data collection included tests, observation, and questionnaires to assess collaboration skills among students.
  • The findings indicate high validity of 86.43% and great practicality in implementation across participant feedback.

Abstract

This research uses an R&D approach by applying the ADDIE Model which consists of five main stages: Analysis, Design, Development, Implementation and Evaluation. The aim of the research is to evaluate the validity, practicality and effectiveness of problem based learning tools to improve students' critical thinking and collaboration skills at SMPN 7 Menui Satap. Data collection methods include observation, critical thinking skills tests, and questionnaires to measure collaboration skills. Research instruments include tests, assessment sheets, rubrics, as well as validation sheets for PBL-based lesson plans and LKPD. The results of data analysis show that the learning tool is effective in improving critical thinking skills with an effect size value of 0.95, which indicates a very large effect from the use of LKPD on student learning outcomes and collaboration which has increased significantly at each meeting with high validity (86 .43%) and a good level of practicality (95.00% by teachers, 90.97% by students). In conclusion, this learning tool has a significant positive impact on students' critical thinking and collaboration skills.

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Daud et al. (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d4764731b076d99fa6e252https://doi.org/10.63895/j30321271.2024.v1.i2.pp84-93
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