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JPTPP publishes research on educational technology integration and higher-order thinking skills (HOTS) in teaching and learning, alongside related studies in instructional design, curriculum, and assessment.
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Leadership Development of Primary School Teachers Graduated from the “Program Pendidikan Guru Penggerak” in Sleman Regency Bustomi, Abdulloh; Andriani, Dwi Esti
Jurnal Pendidikan: Teori, Penelitian, dan Pengembangan Vol. 10, No. 11
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The main focus of this research aims to find out: 1) principals' views on teacher leadership; 2) principals' views on the urgency of teacher leadership development; and 3) the extent of teacher leadership development that has been carried out by principals. This study used a qualitative method with a phenomenological approach. Qualitative data were obtained from 8 principals at the primary school level in Sleman Regency whose schools have teachers who are graduates and non-graduates of the teacher leadership education program. The method used was semi-structured interviews. Qualitative data analysis used a thematic analysis model to analyze the principals' views. This study resulted in three main findings, namely: (1) principals' views on teacher leadership, namely teacher leadership as broad leadership and the ability to influence others. (2) the urgency of developing teacher leadership according to principals has a high urgency in improving school quality and improving teacher quality; and (3) efforts to develop teacher leadership made by principals include holding leadership development programs, facilitating physical and non-physical, empowering teachers, and involving teachers in managerial tasks.
Development of Artificial Intelligence-Based Learning Media Using Powtoon Animation with a Joyful Learning Approach to Support PPL Activities for Pre-service PPG Students Sari, Zihan Novita; Yafie, Evania; Alfan, Muhammad; Gemael, Qorry Armen; Fajar Kusuma, Paundra Wangsa
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Although Artificial Intelligence (AI) has the potential to create adaptive and engaging instructional media, its application in the teaching practicum of pre-service teacher education students remains suboptimal. During field teaching practice, most pre-service teachers still rely on conventional methods and non-interactive media, resulting in learning that is teacher-centered, less engaging, and unable to accommodate diverse student needs. This condition leads to limited student participation, low classroom interaction, and ineffective delivery of material. Therefore, the development of AI-based learning media is necessary to support more interactive, personalized, and meaningful teaching practices aligned with 21st-century learning demands. This study aims to develop instructional media based on Powtoon animation enriched with AI features and structured within a Joyful Learning framework to enhance instructional effectiveness in partner schools. The research employed a Research and Development (R&D) approach using the ADDIE model. Validation involved two experts—one in instructional media and the other in content—yielding scores of 93.33% and 88.00%, respectively, both categorized as highly valid. These results highlight the media’s strengths in visual presentation, multimedia integration, and content relevance to the Physical Education curriculum, particularly the topic of basic volleyball movements. The field trial demonstrated a significant improvement in students’ learning outcomes, with average scores rising from 63.2 to 82.6, while 92% of pre-service teachers reported enhanced confidence and interaction in classroom instruction. This study recommends integrating AI-based media development training into the pre-service teacher professional education curriculum and systematically implementing such media during the teaching practicum, as a strategic step toward a more contextualized and humanistic educational practice
Implication for Translation Pedagogy: A Case of Women Representation Shift from ST to TT in Tarian Bumi Rahayu, Eka Murti; Dewi, Haru Deliana; Jaya, Doni
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This study aims to analyze how women living in multicultural society are represented in Tarian Bumi. This study focuses on analyzing terms depicting women, examining how they are translated in English and figuring out if any shifts occur from ST to TT. It also aims to relate these shifts to implications of gender perspective in translation pedagogy at the university level. It used a qualitative approach with a comparative method. The terms representing women in ST were compared with their respective English translation to find out how they were translated into English. The findings indicate shifts which not only change the linguistic and semantic structure of the text but also affect the image and agency of women characters. In the educational context, these results highlight the need for ideological awareness in translation practice and the integration of gender perspectives in translation pedagogy at the university level.
Teacher Dexiotita and Student Literacy: Building a Literacy Ecosystem in Elementary Schools in East Kupang Sub-district Nahak, Kristina E. Noya; Koroh, Lanny Isabela Dwisyahri
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The declining trend of Indonesian students' literacy competence has prompted researchers to examine how teachers' Dexiotita (competence) fosters literacy ecosystems within educational institutions. This inquiry also explores the relationship between students' Dexiotita (competence) literacy and teachers' Dexiotita (competence). A descriptive qualitative method, employing a case study approach, was utilized to examine phenomena in three schools located in the Kupang district of East Kupang sub-district. These schools were selected based on their representation of a diverse sample, with three schools each having a principal, 18 classroom teachers, and 225 students.The data collection process involved interviews, observations, and documentation, with the data saturation limit established to ascertain the Dexiotita (competence) levels of both teachers and students in terms of literacy. The reliability and validity of the data were ensured through the use of triangulation and inductive analysis techniques.The findings revealed that the teachers' dexiotita (competence) was at level 1, which indicates understanding, and level 2, which indicates strategy use. This level of competence presents significant challenges for educators in fostering a conducive literacy ecosystem, thereby exerting an influence on students' literacy skills. The findings indicate that a mere 36.67% of students attain the minimum level of competency, characterized by their ability to locate and retrieve explicit information from texts and formulate rudimentary interpretations.
Development of PACK-Based Learning Outcome Tests for the Mechanical Engineering Education Study Program of Teacher Professional Education Sudjimat, Dwi Agus; Satyananda, Darmawan
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This study aims to develop a learning outcome test instrument based on Pedagogical and Content Knowledge (PACK) for students of the Teacher Professional Education Program (PPG) in the Mechanical Engineering Education Study Program (Pendidikan Teknik Mesin, PTM) at Universitas Negeri Malang. The background of this study is based on the need for an assessment that can measure the integration of content knowledge, pedagogy, and technology in accordance with the demands of the Industry 4.0 era. The test development method follows psychometric procedures, including planning, writing, and validating test items, field testing, analyzing test items, and finalizing the instrument. The developed test instrument consisted of 35 items (25 simple multiple-choice and 10 complex multiple-choice) that were validated by experts, with 91.43% of the items declared valid. The field trial involved 114 PPG students in the Specific Teachers batch (BGT) Phase 1 in 2025, in the field of Mechanical Engineering Education. The analysis of the 35 items showed that 11 were valid, 24 were invalid, and 19 were reassembled after revision, with a Cronbach's Alpha reliability coefficient of 0.719, indicating high reliability. This instrument is considered suitable for comprehensive assessment of PACK mastery, providing a basis for developing diagnostic, formative, and summative assessments in the PPG PTM program.

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