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VALIDITAS SILABUS MODEL PEMBELAJARAN TEMATIK BERBASIS GENDER DAN KEBHINEKAAN TERINTEGRASI ICT DI SEKOLAH DASAR

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17 Mardhatillah 205-212.pdf (165 KB)

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2020

ISBN:

9786237655138

Author(s):

Mardhatillah
Siti Mayang Sari
Herman Dwi Surjono
Ali Muhtadi

Abstract

This study aims to produce a valid learning syllabus for thematic learning models based on gender and diversity in grade IV of the State Elementary Schools of West Aceh Regency, Aceh Province. This study uses a research and development model with stages 1) preliminary study, 2) design and development phase 3) testing phase. Validity test data were obtained from the results of validation by learning model experts using a questionnaire instrument. The data obtained were analyzed using a Likert scale. The results obtained from this validity test showed a validity value of 83% with a very valid category, resulting in a learning syllabus that was feasible to be applied in Elementary Schools in West Aceh district.


Keywords

Gender, Kebhinekaan, Validitas, Silabus, Gender, Diversity, Validity, Syllabus


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PROSIDING SEMINAR NASIONAL PENDIDIKAN AKSELERASI PEMBELAJARAN DI MASA PANDEMIC

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https://repository.bbg.ac.id/handle/930

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