Impact of Quranic Storytelling Methods on the Development of Students' Akhlakul Karimah

This study was motivated by the researcher's desire to re-examine the theory of the storytelling method expressed by Poerwadarminta and Amin. In Poerwadarminta's theory, it is stated that the storytelling method can arouse the enthusiasm of students' learning in learning the morals of morals. It is hoped that by using this storytelling method, students can have a noble, ethical personality, and have good role models. While Samsul Munir Amin revealed that there are several praiseworthy characteristics of morals towards oneself, but in this study only discusses 3 characteristics, namely trustworthiness, forgiveness, and patience. The result of this study 1. There is no significant effect between the method of telling story the results of statistical calculations using the simultaneous test that fcount 0.595 < ftabel 3.287 with a sign level of 0.451> 0.05. Meanwhile, by using a partial test that tcount -0.772 < 1.753 with a sign level of 0.451> 0.05. So from these calculations it states that Ho is accepted and Ha is rejected, indicating that there is no significant influence between the method of telling stories in the Koran on the trustworthy nature of 4th grade students in moral teaching. 2. There is no significant effect between the method of telling stories in the Koran on the forgiving nature of students with the results of statistical calculations using the simultaneous test that fhitung 3.712> ftabel 3.287 with a sign level of 0.451> 0.05. Meanwhile, by using a partial test that tcount 1.927> 1.753 with a sign level of 0.451> 0.05. So from these calculations it states that Ho is accepted and Ha is rejected, indicating that there is no significant influence between the method of telling stories in the Koran on the forgiving nature of 4th grade students in moral teaching. 3. There is no significant effect between the method of telling stories in the Koran on the patient nature of students with the results of statistical calculations using the simultaneous test that fhitung 4.206> ftabel 3.287 with a sign level of 0.451> 0.05. Meanwhile, using the partial test that the tcount is 2.051> 1.753 with a sign level of 0.451> 0.05. So from these calculations it states that Ho is accepted and Ha is rejected, indicating that there is no significant influence between the method of telling stories in the Koran on the patient nature of 4th grade students in the learning of moral creed

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The Elementary Journal
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2025-04-24
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https://doi.org/10.56404/tej.v3i1.132
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Impact of Quranic Storytelling Methods on the Development of Students' Akhlakul Karimah

Annas Ribab Sibilana, Zulfa Fauziyyah
The Elementary Journal
Education and Character Development
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Impact of Quranic Storytelling Methods on the Development of Students' Akhlakul Karimah

Annas Ribab Sibilana, Zulfa Fauziyyah
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This study was motivated by the researcher's desire to re-examine the theory of the storytelling method expressed by Poerwadarminta and Amin. In Poerwadarminta's theory, it is stated that the storytelling method can arouse the enthusiasm of students' learning in learning the morals of morals. It is hoped that by using this storytelling method, students can have a noble, ethical personality, and have good role models. While Samsul Munir Amin revealed that there are several praiseworthy characteristics of morals towards oneself, but in this study only discusses 3 characteristics, namely trustworthiness, forgiveness, and patience. The result of this study 1. There is no significant effect between the method of telling story the results of statistical calculations using the simultaneous test that fcount 0.595 < ftabel 3.287 with a sign level of 0.451> 0.05. Meanwhile, by using a partial test that tcount -0.772 < 1.753 with a sign level of 0.451> 0.05. So from these calculations it states that Ho is accepted and Ha is rejected, indicating that there is no significant influence between the method of telling stories in the Koran on the trustworthy nature of 4th grade students in moral teaching. 2. There is no significant effect between the method of telling stories in the Koran on the forgiving nature of students with the results of statistical calculations using the simultaneous test that fhitung 3.712> ftabel 3.287 with a sign level of 0.451> 0.05. Meanwhile, by using a partial test that tcount 1.927> 1.753 with a sign level of 0.451> 0.05. So from these calculations it states that Ho is accepted and Ha is rejected, indicating that there is no significant influence between the method of telling stories in the Koran on the forgiving nature of 4th grade students in moral teaching. 3. There is no significant effect between the method of telling stories in the Koran on the patient nature of students with the results of statistical calculations using the simultaneous test that fhitung 4.206> ftabel 3.287 with a sign level of 0.451> 0.05. Meanwhile, using the partial test that the tcount is 2.051> 1.753 with a sign level of 0.451> 0.05. So from these calculations it states that Ho is accepted and Ha is rejected, indicating that there is no significant influence between the method of telling stories in the Koran on the patient nature of 4th grade students in the learning of moral creed

The Elementary JournalVol. 3(1)
Universitas Tulungagung (ID), Universitas Islam Negeri Sayyid Ali Rahmatullah Tulungagung (ID)
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