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OBSTACLES IN IMPLEMENTING INNOVATIVE LEARNING METHODS AT SDN 8 SUBULUSSALAM Hermalinda; Siti Mayang Sari; Fitriani Manurung; Sariakin
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Education is the main foundation for a country's development, and to improvethe quality of education, the use of innovative learning methods is a must.However, obstacles arise in its implementation, including limited supportinginfrastructure, limited skills and knowledge of teaching staff, and limitedavailability of learning resources. The main obstacles involve limitedinfrastructure, training needs for teaching staff, availability of learningresources that support innovation, resistance from stakeholders, and uniquelocal cultural contexts. This research aims to describe the obstacles inimplementing innovative learning methods at SDN 8 Subulussalam. Thisresearch uses a qualitative approach, descriptive research type. Based on theresearch results, it can be concluded that SDN 8 Subulussalam faces significantchallenges in implementing innovative learning methods. These obstaclesinclude limited infrastructure, limited skills and knowledge of teaching staff, aswell as limited availability of learning resources. Efforts to overcome theselimitations involve improving facilities with support from related parties andeffective budget management strategies. Empowering teachers is a priority, byproviding regular training and coaching.
DIAGNOSTICS OF LEARNING DIFFICULTIES OF GRADE 4 STUDENTS AT STATE PRIMARY SCHOOL 61 BANDA ACEH Nola Fajria; Siti Mayang Sari; Fitriani Manurung; Sariakin
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Diagnostics of learning difficulties is one way that can be used to study andunderstand the problems experienced by students in teaching and learningactivities. This research aims to determine students' learning difficulties inschool subjects and the factors causing them. This research is included in thedescriptive research type using a quantitative approach. The population of thisstudy were students at State Elementary School 61 Banda Aceh consisting of164 people. Meanwhile, the research sample was 29 class IV students. The datacollection technique used was a questionnaire and analyzed using descriptivepercentage techniques. The research results show that; (1) The “Very Difficult”subject is Mathematics with a percentage of 44.82% (2) Lessons in the"Difficult" category are Pancasila Education with a percentage of 41.37%Religious Education is a "Not Difficult" subject with a percentage of 96.55%and PJOK is also considered "Not Difficult" because the percentage is 89.65%.The conclusion of this research is that every fourth grade student at SD Negeri61 Banda Aceh experiences learning difficulties, this is caused by internalfactors such as low interest in learning something. And external factors, namelythe learning methods used by teachers do not match the characteristics ofstudents.
THE ROLE OF CHARACTER EDUCATION IN IMPROVING STUDENTS LEARNING DISCIPLINE AT SDN 7 LINGE CENTRAL ACEH siti Rosnawati; Siti Mayang Sari; Fitriani Manurung; Sariakin
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Character education and learning discipline are integral aspects in thecontext of basic education, having an important role in shaping the characterand quality of students. Both are not just elements of formal education, but formthe foundation for the formation of individuals with integrity and character.Character education and learning discipline complement each other, creating aholistic learning environment that has a positive impact on the development ofstudents in the increasingly complex era of modern education. This researchaims to describe the role of character education in improving students' learningdiscipline. This research uses descriptive qualitative methods. Based on theresults of research that has been conducted, SDN 7 Linge applies acomprehensive approach in integrating character education into the curriculum.This approach involves character values as an integral part of education, notjust as a separate lesson. Character education at SDN 7 Linge shows thatcharacter development is not a separate goal from formal education, but is aninseparable part. By creating a learning environment that supports charactervalues, this school aims to form students who are academically intelligent andhave strong character, are ethical and responsible in society.
EMOTIONAL RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN TEACHERS AND STUDENTS IN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL NEGERI 3 BANDA ACEH CITY Rita Yusari; Siti Mayang Sari; Sariakin; Fitriani Manurung; Mhd. Syafii
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Teachers are unsung heroes in educating and imparting knowledge to their students responsibly andsincerely. Teachers also guide and always provide motivation to their students. The teacher is thesecond parent who is responsible for the learners while in school. Teachers should be role models andexamples inside and outside the school. Based on facts seen in SD Neg 3 Banda Aceh, teachersalways make themselves parents for their students. This study aims to investigate teacher strategies inbuilding emotional connections between teachers and students in Sd Neg 3 Banda Aceh City. In thisstudy using qualitative methods by conducting class observations, interviews and documentation. Theresults showed that by the way teachers recognize and help their students effectively can help teachersin building positive relationships with their students. From the findings described above, it can beconcluded that the formation of an emotional connection between teachers and students at SD Neg 3Banda Aceh City has a very positive impact so that it makes didk participants and teachers in theteaching and learning process can be well established and the results of these students get satisfactoryfinal results.
OBSTACLES FACED BY TEACHERS IN SHAPING STUDENT CHARACTER VALUES AT SD NEGERI 16 BANDA ACEH Putri Lara Maulida; Siti Mayang Sari; Fitriani Manurung; Sariakin
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The aim of this research is to find out the obstacles faced by teachers informing the character of students and to find out the efforts made by teachersin forming the character of students. This research uses qualitative researchmethods with a qualitative descriptive design. This research was carried outon the basis of a phenomenon that occurred in one case at SD Negeri 16Banda Aceh. Researchers found several students' behavior that did not reflectthe character values within the students. Researchers suspect that the declinein character values among students at these schools is due to the formation ofcharacter values which is still not comprehensive, as well as the existence ofvarious factors experienced by students, which can influence the formation oftheir character values. This research describes how teachers make efforts toshape students' character values and what obstacles teachers face in formingstudents' character values. Data was collected through observation, interviewsand documentation. The results of the research show that the obstacles facedby teachers in forming students' character values are: 1) the schoolenvironment and school facilities and infrastructure that are less supportive; 2)environmental factors (family and community environment); 3) lack ofteacher role models. Meanwhile, the teacher's efforts in forming students'character values are: a) religious character b) honest character c) disciplinedcharacter.
APPLICATION OF THE SAS METHOD USING SONG MEDIA IN IMPROVING THE BEGINNING READING ABILITY OF CLASS II STUDENTS OF STATE PRIMARY SCHOOL COT KUTA Eli Yusnita; Siti Mayang Sari; Akmaluddin; Sariakin
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The research, entitled "Application of the SAS Method with Song Media inImproving Beginning Reading Ability of Class II Students of SDN Cot Kuta",aims to determine the activities of teachers and students in the application ofthe SAS method with Song Media as well as improving students' readingcomprehension skills through the application of the SAS method with songmedia. in class II SDN Cot Kuta. This study uses a qualitative approach andthe type of PTK research. Subjects in the study of class II students were 22.Data collection techniques were carried out using observation sheets and tests.Data analysis uses the frequency distribution formula. Based on the results ofthe study it can be seen that the teacher's activities in the process of managinglearning in cycle I by applying the SAS method and song media achieved apercentage value of 73.75% in the good category. In cycle II it increased to85.52% with a very good category. Student activities in the learning processin cycle I by applying the SAS method and song media achieved a percentagevalue of 70% in the good category. In cycle II it increased to 94.44% with avery good category. Students' initial reading ability in cycle I was 64%, incycle II it rose to 86%. So it can be concluded that improving students' initialreading skills through the SAS method and song media can improve theirinitial reading skills.
IMPLEMENTATION OF MULTIMEDIA-BASED LEARNING MEDIA TO STIMULATE THE ABILITY TO RECOGNIZE GEOMETRY CONCEPTS IN KINDERGARTEN FKIP UNSYIAH Rossiana Br Ginting; Diana; Helnita; Satria Prayudi
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Introducing geometric shapes in early childhood is the ability of children to recognize, point, mention and collect objects around based on geometric shapes by using geometry game applications on android. Introducing geometric shapes in early childhood starts from building geometric concepts, namely by identifying the characteristics of geometric shapes. Before identifying geometric shapes, in children's cognitive development according to Bloom's theory there are six levels of processes in thinking, including knowing, understanding, applying, analyzing, evaluating, and creating. The purpose that will be carried out in this study is at the level of the ability to know, recognize, and apply with geometry game applications that have been downloaded on the playstore on Android. In this study, researchers wanted to see how children's knowledge about recognizing geometric shapes and how to improve the ability to recognize geometric shapes in children
LEARNING OUTCOMES OF SCIENCE SUBJECTS FOR BOARDING SCHOOL AND NON-BOARDING SCHOOL CLASS VIII STUDENTS (COMPARATIVE STUDY OF STUDENTS OF ULUMUL QUR'AN PLUS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL AND SMP NEGERI 2 TAPAK TUAN) Abu Bakar; Akmaluddin; Siti Mayang Sari; Munawar
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Boarding school and non-boarding school system policies affect the potential for learning time for students who are boarded (boarded) to be more. This study aims to determine the comparison of science learning outcomes in class VIII students of Boarding Schools and Non-Boarding Schools. This research uses a quantitative approach with a comparative research type. The samples in this study were 26 students in class VIII B at SMP Plus Ulumul Qur'an and 26 students in class VIII B at SMP N 2 Tapak Tuan. Data collection techniques in the form of documentation of the raw value of learning outcomes. Data analysis techniques using the normality test and t test. The results showed that there was a comparison of science learning outcomes for boarding school and nonboarding school students. Where the lowest science learning outcomes for Boarding School students was 20 and the highest score obtained by students was 84. Where only 4 students met the KKM criteria, while the other students had not been able to complete their learning outcomes. While the lowest nonboarding school student learning outcomes were 44 and the highest scores obtained by students were 88. Where 12 students met the KKM criteria, while the other students had not been able to complete their learning outcomes.
IMPLEMENTATION OF MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS IN PROMOTING SCHOOLS IN STATE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOLS 1 LABUHANHAJI ACEH SELATAN Feri Yuliarman; Akmaluddin; Siti Mayang Sari; Mhd. Syafii
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The school management information system implemented by Labuhanhaji 1 Public Middle School was challenged after a government program to establish several other schools in Labuhanhaji, so the school carried out promotions to attract public interest to be willing to send their children to school. This study aims to determine the planning carried out in promoting schools, the implementation of management information systems in promoting schools, the supporting factors and obstacles to implementing management information systems in promoting schools. This type of research is field research, which is descriptive qualitative. Data collection is done by observation, interviews, and documentation. The research subjects were school principals, teachers, school administrators, student affairs teachers, student council members and students. The results of the study show that in promoting schools the school makes good planning in terms of the content of the information message conveyed, the facilities and infrastructure used, the structure of the party conveying the information, the target of the information, the location and purpose. Implementation of management information systems in promoting schools is carried out in several ways, namely utilizing social media, utilizing print media and holding outreach and seminars. Factors supporting the development of information and communication technology in the form of online media, social media and so on. The obstacle to the implementation of management information systems in promoting schools is the minimal level of human resources for members, especially in the dissemination of information and the limited facilities and infrastructure that can be used in conveying information
ENVIRONMENT BASED EDUCATION AS A PROCESS FORMATION OF CHILD CHARACTER Tihazanah; Siti Mayang Sari; Akmaluddin; Lili Kasmin
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This study uses a descriptive qualitative method by looking at the phenomenon of problems in education today. Children's education as an initial level is the formation of character in each individual. Good guidance is needed in real life as a character builder in children. Learning in children will greatly affect the personality of individuals as adults. This study aims to find out how the form of character that should be instilled in children so they don't fall into an environment that is prone to violence. This research will produce school rules and regulations as a friendly school and make children later have good character and personality. Based on the formation of children's character, the provision of educators will be able to realize child-friendly schools according to existing standards, must comply with the protection of violence against children and give students the freedom to express themselves under school supervision. Fulfillment of facilities and infrastructure to support the teaching and learning process is fulfilled. Basically, facilities and infrastructure really help children in their environment, both social and individual in developing their interests and talents, which must be fulfilled, such as properties that will be used in the teaching and learning process. It can be concluded that a child will have a personality or character influenced by the education he receives. The formation of children's character comes from education and teacher guidance to protect children in the event of violence that occurs.

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