Data inventory of students' research skills to support SDGs goals at the junior high school level in Bandung

This research is aimed at gathering data on students' research skills in supporting the SDGs (Sustainable Development Goals) at the secondary school level. This study is a quantitative descriptive research using a survey method to map students' research skills in one of the schools in Bandung city. The population of this research consists of 7th-grade students who have studied the subject of The Nature of Science and the Scientific Method (n=52). The results of this study describe students' knowledge of SDGs and their research skills related to SDG-oriented issues. The data indicates that while many students are aware of the SDGs, their implementation in daily life still needs improvement. Furthermore, the results regarding research skills show that many students understand how to conduct research. However, for each indicator, there is still a data spread or unequal distribution of scores between high and low groups in research skills. Therefore, efforts are still needed to improve students' research skills so they can actively contribute to solving problems.