The objective of this study is to enhance students' learning outcomes in the area of culture, arts lessons, particularly on the topic of macramé. One of the main causes of low achievement is the teacher-centered approach in teaching strategies, which limits students’ active participation. To address this issue, This Classroom Action Research (CAR) was undertaken with the aim of enhancing students' learning outcomes by implementing the Project Based Learning (PjBL) model. The research was executed in two cycles, each consisting of the phases of planning, implementation, observation, and reflection, with one meeting held in each cycle. Before the implementation of this method, students’ learning achievements were considered low following the completion of the first cycle, the average score attained was 72.22, accompanied by a classical completeness rate of 66.6%. Following evaluation and improvements in the second cycle, the results increased to an average score of 84.44 with a classical completeness rate of 88.8%. These results indicate that the PBL model has the potential to positively impact learning outcomes, enabling students to participate actively, creatively, and directly in the macramé project, ultimately leading to optimal improvement in their learning achievement.
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