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Susandra, Elsadina
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THE EFFECT OF INSPIRATIONAL FILM MEDIA APPLICATION ON THE WRITING SKILLS OF EXPLANATORY TEXTS OF XIth GRADE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL 1 HARAU ON DISTRICT 50 KOTA _, Wangiman; Wahyuni, Neneng; Linda, Wirda; Susandra, Elsadina; Yulianti, Sonita
Jurnal Ilmu Pendidikan Ahlussunnah Vol 7 No 1 (2024): JIPA : Jurnal Ilmu Pendidikan Ahlussunnah
Publisher : Lembaga Penelitian dan Pengabdian Kepada Masyarakat STKIP Ahlussunnah

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This reearch aims to describe the Effect of Applying Inspirational Film Media on Students' Explanatory Text Writing Skills. Type of thi research is quantitative with experimental methods. The population was XI grade students of senior high chool,with 208 students. The sample was XI grade of second social class, with 25 students and XI grade of third social clas with totaling 25 students. This research instrument used a performance test with research indicators, namely the structure of explanatory text, the language of explanatory text. Data were analyzed with the 't' test by first carrying out normality, homogeneity, and hypothesis testing. Data analysis showed that inspirational film media had an effect on learning to write explanatory texts in Indonesian subjects in the experimental class. This is evidenced by an increase in student scores, which during the pre-test the mean (X) was 67.76. After applying inspirational film media in the learning process at the time of post-test with the mean (X) is 86.76. This can be seen from the comparison between tcount and ttable (5.70 > 2.021), because tcount is greater than ttable, Ha (alternative hypothesis) is accepted. So the learning outcomes of experimental class who were taught better than the learning outcomes of control class students who were taught using conventional methods.
Building Adolescents’ Confidence in Understanding Puberty through Interactive Educational Media Harahap, Jumli Sabrial; Masril, Masril; Darimis, Darimis; Susandra, Elsadina
Help: Journal of Community Service Vol. 2 No. 3 (2025): December 2025
Publisher : PT Agung Media Publisher

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Adolescents often experience uncertainty and discomfort when discussing puberty due to limited knowledge, social stigma, and the lack of safe learning environments. Interactive visual media offers potential to simplify complex biological concepts while encouraging open communication. This community service program aimed to enhance adolescents’ understanding of puberty and their confidence in discussing related topics through an engaging, interactive educational intervention. The program employed a participatory pretest–posttest design involving 14 adolescents aged 12–15 years. Activities included visual flash cards, scenario discussions, group-based learning tasks, and reflection sessions. A structured questionnaire measured knowledge and confidence before and after the intervention. Quantitative data (pretest–posttest scores and N-gain) were analyzed descriptively, while qualitative observations captured behavioral and communicative changes during sessions. Findings showed a substantial improvement in puberty knowledge, with mean scores increasing from 66.71 to 108.42 and an N-gain of 0.50. Observational data also indicated enhanced confidence, greater willingness to speak, improved peer interaction, and reduced hesitation when discussing sensitive issues. Participants reported feeling more supported and emotionally prepared to understand puberty-related changes. The integration of visual-interactive media supported cognitive processing in line with multimedia learning theories, while collaborative activities aligned with social constructivist principles. The safe learning environment created by facilitators also helped reduce emotional barriers, consistent with adolescent psychosocial development literature. These factors collectively strengthened both cognitive and psychosocial outcomes. Interactive visual media effectively improved adolescents’ understanding and confidence regarding puberty. 
Co-Authors Darimis Darimis Harahap, Jumli Sabrial Linda, Wirda Masril Masril Wahyuni, Neneng Yulianti, Sonita _, Wangiman