ABSTRACT
Indonesia's scientific literacy has not increased significantly. The PISA science literacy
scores of students ranged from 393 to 396 in 2000 to 2018. This is because the level of difficulty
of the questions designed by teachers is not as difficult as the PISA questions and their
indicators. The purpose of this study was to analyze the validity of the physics science literacy
question instrument of the PISA model integrated with earthquake and tsunami disaster
mitigation that had been developed, to analyze the practicality of the physics science literacy
question instrument of the PISA model integrated with earthquake and tsunami disaster
mitigation that had been developed, to analyze the profile of students' physics science literacy
abilities measured using the PISA model assessment instrument integrated with earthquake
and tsunami disaster mitigation. This type of research is development research with the
ADDIE (Analysis, Design, Development, Implementation and Evaluation) model. Data
collection techniques used the validation questionnaire method, student response
questionnaire, interview method, readability analysis method, and science literacy test method.
The data in the study were in the form of logical and empirical validity, assessment
instruments, student responses, fry graphs, and student interviews. This study was tested on
31 first-year physics students from several universities in Surabaya and applied to 61 students
in grades XII-1 and XII-2 of SMA Muhammadiyah 1 Surabaya. The results of logical validity
showed that the assessment instrument developed met the valid criteria with a Percentage of
Agreement (PoA) of 95.34%. The results of empirical validity, out of 24 questions developed,
14 questions were declared valid. The results of the readability analysis showed that the
readability of the assessment instrument developed was in accordance with its class, which was
at level 13. The results of the student response questionnaire and student interviews
predominantly agreed that the assessment instrument could improve scientific literacy skills.
The scientific literacy ability profile of 61 students had criteria of 0% very high, 10% high,
24% sufficient, 10% low, and 56% very low. The average score for the competence of
explaining phenomena scientifically was 55, evaluating and designing scientific investigations
was 33, and interpreting data and evidence scientifically was 39, respectively. Based on the
results of the study, it can be concluded that the integrated PISA model of physics science
literacy assessment instrument for earthquake and tsunami disaster mitigation on the material
of vibrations and mechanical waves that was developed is suitable for measuring students'
science literacy competencies.
Keywords: Scientific literacy, PISA, Disaster mitigation, Vibration and waves, Earthquake
and Tsunami