ABSTRACT
APPLICATION OF GUIDED INQUIRY BASED COOPERATIVE
LEARNING MODEL WITH POSTER MEDIA IN THE SUBJECT OF FUNDAMENTALS OF MODELING
DESIGN AND BUILDING INFORMATION CLASS X AT SMK NEGERI 3 SURABAYA
Name
:
Iizza Amalinda Haqim
NIM
:
19050534023
Study Program
:
S-1 Building Engineering Education
Engineering Education Department
:
Civil Engineering
Faculty
:
Engineering
Name of Institution
:
Surabaya State University
Name of Supervisor
:
Wahyu Dwi Mulyono, S.Pd., M.Pd.
Appropriate learning models and learning media are very
important in a learning process to get optimal learning results. Learning
models and media also need to be adjusted according to the curriculum used.
currently the average Vocational High School is already using the Merdeka
Curriculum. The vision and mission of the Merdeka Curriculum can create
Pancasila students, namely students who are competent, have character, behave
according to the values of Pancasila, which is called the Pancasila student
profile. The learning model that is in accordance with the independent
curriculum is learner-centered. One of the learner-centered learning models is
cooperative learning and guided inquiry. Learners are required to actively
discuss, ask questions, and have an opinion. The media used also needs to be
considered in accordance with the model and the material presented. This
research is applied to material that contains theory so that it needs media
that can attract the attention of students so that they are not bored, bored,
and students can understand the
material presented. One of the media that can be used is a poster because it
contains images, colors, and writing that is not too long so that it can
attract the attention of students and help students understand the material.
This study aims to (1) determine the feasibility of learning devices; (2)
analyze the differences in student learning outcomes between experimental
classes using guided inquiry-based cooperative learning models with poster
media and control classes using conventional learning models (lectures) with
blackboard media, (3) determine the response of students in experimental and
control classes in the subject Fundamentals of Modeling Design and Building
Information at SMK Negeri 3 Surabaya.
This study used a quasi-experiment with a nonequivalent
control group design model. the population in this study were all students in
class X DPIB SMK Negeri 3 Surabaya using saturated sample technique. Data
collection techniques by means of (1) tests, which are carried out at the end
of learning (posttest), to analyze differences in student learning outcomes;
(2) filling out student response questionnaires to find out students' responses
to the learning that has been implemented; (3) observation sheets, which are
useful for checking that all learning activities have been carried out as
planned. The conclusions in this study were obtained (1) all learning devices
were declared very feasible to use because they had fulfilled each aspect of
validity; (2) there were differences in student learning outcomes between the
experimental class and the control class; (3) student responses were in the
good category in the experimental class, so that the guided inquiry-based
cooperative learning model with poster media could be applied to teaching.
The
results of the research obtained an average of all feasibility of learning
devices 93.7% which is included in the very feasible category so that all
learning devices can be used. From the results of the hypothesis test of two
independent samples from the pre-test value data obtained the results of the
two classes there is no difference in the average value or homogeneous results
so that the control class and experimental class are determined randomly, X
DPIB 1 (Control Class) uses a conventional learning model with blackboard media
and X DPIB 2 (Experiment Class) uses a guided inquiry-based cooperative
learning model with poster media.
Analysis of student learning outcomes obtained t count 2.07> t table = 1.99,
so H0 is rejected and Ha is accepted. So there is a difference in learning
outcomes between the experimental class and the control class. Furthermore,
students' responses to the model and media applied in the experimental class
were 74.94% and the control class was 73.71%, both of which were in the good
category.
Keywords: Learning Outcomes, Guided Inquiry, Cooperative, Poster
Media, Learner Respons