Improving Learning Outcomes Through Problem Based Learning Model Assisted by Wordwall Media in Pancasila Education in Third Grade Students of Elementary School

This research aims to improve learning outcomes through the Problem-Based Learning Model assisted by Wordwall Media in Class III Pancasila Education Lessons at SD Negeri 37 Bengkulu City. The research subjects were the teachers and students of Grade III at SD Negeri 37 Bengkulu City, with 30 students. Data collection techniques involved observation and tests. This classroom action research was conducted in two cycles. The research results show an improvement in the learning process and enhancement in each cycle. Only 13 out of 30 students achieved mastery in the pre-cycle phase, representing 43.33%. In Cycle I, 21 out of 30 students reached mastery, with a percentage of 70%. This increased in Cycle II to 27 out of 30 students, with a rate of 90%. Therefore, the research process, using the Problem-Based Learning model assisted by Wordwall media, was deemed successful and well-executed according to the plan, thus concluding the research without needing further cycles, as the success indicator had already been met.

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FINGER Jurnal Ilmiah Teknologi Pendidikan
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2024-11-27
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https://doi.org/10.58723/finger.v3i3.312
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Educational Curriculum and Learning Methods
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Improving Learning Outcomes Through Problem Based Learning Model Assisted by Wordwall Media in Pancasila Education in Third Grade Students of Elementary School

Ria Apriani, Prandini Dianita Riski, Denny Hotnida Tampubolon
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FINGER Jurnal Ilmiah Teknologi Pendidikan
Educational Curriculum and Learning Methods
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Improving Learning Outcomes Through Problem Based Learning Model Assisted by Wordwall Media in Pancasila Education in Third Grade Students of Elementary School

Ria Apriani, Prandini Dianita Riski, Denny Hotnida Tampubolon
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This research aims to improve learning outcomes through the Problem-Based Learning Model assisted by Wordwall Media in Class III Pancasila Education Lessons at SD Negeri 37 Bengkulu City. The research subjects were the teachers and students of Grade III at SD Negeri 37 Bengkulu City, with 30 students. Data collection techniques involved observation and tests. This classroom action research was conducted in two cycles. The research results show an improvement in the learning process and enhancement in each cycle. Only 13 out of 30 students achieved mastery in the pre-cycle phase, representing 43.33%. In Cycle I, 21 out of 30 students reached mastery, with a percentage of 70%. This increased in Cycle II to 27 out of 30 students, with a rate of 90%. Therefore, the research process, using the Problem-Based Learning model assisted by Wordwall media, was deemed successful and well-executed according to the plan, thus concluding the research without needing further cycles, as the success indicator had already been met.

FINGER Jurnal Ilmiah Teknologi PendidikanVol. 3(3)
University of Bengkulu (ID)
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Improving Learning Outcomes Through Problem Based Learning Model Assisted by Wordwall Media in Pancasila Education in Third Grade Students of Elementary School — Ria Apriani, Prandini Dianita Riski, et al. · FINGER Jurnal Ilmiah Teknologi Pendidikan (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS