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The Journal of Educational Development
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Mental Toughness of Athletes Toward the News Media Setyawati, Heny; Rahayu, Tandyo; Sugiharto, DYP.; Raharjo, Turnomo
The Journal of Educational Development Vol 4 No 1 (2016): June 2016
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Sports news with its variety is viewed as if “a piece of a coin” by the sports coaches and athlete. Therefore, the development and the performance of athletes need to be disclosed to the society in general, through mass media though sometimes uncontrolled news may give negative side effect which is contra productive for the sports coaching, including mental defectiveness of an athlete. This study is to examine mental toughness of athletes toward the news media. The participants were athletes who are from Central java, who are informed in mass media. They are in potential ages with national level achievement. They are experienced in their own expertise of sport within more of 7 years. They are in progress doing training in the training center basecamp and live in dormitory.  The data were collected from interview. The analysis of data a descriptive qualitative.  Mass media has an important role for an athlete as a constructive criticism shall be accepted as reality. In fact the critics on the media are helpful in improving her weakness.Athletes actually feel delighted when media covers them. The news in media can boost athletes  motivation and popularity. Positive news covered in mass media makes them feel proud. News covering the weaknesses of athletes can bring about self-reflection and self-improvement.
The Development Of Holistic Model Of Character Education Management For Senior High Schools In Pemalang Regency Prihastanto, Adi; Samsudi, Samsudi; Masrukhi, Masrukhi; Prihatin, Titi
The Journal of Educational Development Vol 4 No 1 (2016): June 2016
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The current implementation of character education has not fully succeeded in establishing the character of Indonesian people, especially high school students. The purpose of this study is to develop a holistic model of character education management for high school that can be used to enhance character education implementation in high school in Pemalang Regency. This study employed qualitative approach, starting from the preliminary stage of research and development until the test of feasibility. The variables in this study are: 1) the principal, 2) the vice principal of curriculum, 3) the subject teachers and guidance and counseling staffs, 4) head of administration, 5) parents, and 6) the school committee. The results of preliminary study show that: 1) the implementation of character education in high school in Pemalang Regency is still lacking, 2) The teaching of character education only focuses on the aspects of intellectuality, 3) All components consisting of the principal, vice-principal of curriculum, subject teachers, counseling and guidance, head of the administration, parents, and school committee still implement the character education partially, 4) an alternative solution in the development of a holistic model of character education management in high school in Pemalang Regency is needed. From these results, the lacking of character education is caused by the teachers who only pay attention to the cognitive aspect, and ignore the affective, psychomotor, and spiritual aspects of learners. In fact, students should be fostered intellectually, physically, spiritually, and affectively, involving the integration from the principal, vice principal of curriculum affairs, vice principal of student affairs, subject teachers, counseling staffs, heads of administration, parents and school committees. This is consistent with a holistic model approach.
The Development of Training Management Model of Soft Skill Learning Integrated With Chemo-Entrepreneurship (CEP) For High School Chemistry Teachers in Semarang Utomo, Anang Budi; Widodo, Joko; Supartono, Supartono; Haryono, Haryono
The Journal of Educational Development Vol 4 No 1 (2016): June 2016
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Training management of learning for high school chemistry teachers in Semarang has not been implemented properly. It can be seen from the need analysis of chemistry teachers that have not been managed well. Pedagogical competence of teachers is not optimal, so that it is necessary for developing a better training management model. This study aims to analyze the factual model, design the hypothetical model, and set the final model of training management for high school chemistry teachers in Semarang, along with the effectiveness test. The research method used was research and development method. The results showed that in the factual model, the need analysis of training was not done, so the relevance was low and the learning process was less attractive and meaningful. Moreover, the control was also not carried out effectively so it could not assess the reaction and the impact of the training. Based on that factual model, the researcher arranged hypothetical model and then compiled the final model that is the development of training management model of Chemo-entrepreneurship (CEP) integrated soft skill learning for high school chemistry teachers in Semarang. The training management model includes three stages: (1) the planning stage; (2)the implementation stage; and (3)the control stage. The Training Management Model of Soft Chemo-Entrepreneurship Integrated Soft Skill Learning (MPPSS-CEP model) has high level of effectiveness and it is easy to be implemented for high school chemistry teachers.
Developing a Model of Learning Management of The Semester Credit System in Magelang Military Academy Yoga, I Gusti Agung Ketut; Rachman, Maman; Masrukhi, Masrukhi; Hardyanto, Wahyu
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Military Academy has just changed its learning management from the lesson hours system to a semester credit system and is searching for a suitable model. This study is intended to analyze the existing learning management, to develop a suitable model based on the semester credit system, and to measure its applicability. This study adopts a research and development design. The data are collected from informants, events and documents by using interviews, observation and  documents, and analyzed by reduction, display and  drawing conclusion. The results of the study show that the learning management based on the semester credit system in Military Academy is currently implemented by using three basic patterns, by maintaining the ranks and levels of the cadets, by providing Study Plan Cards and Study Results Cards, by using effective information technology, academic supervision and academic guidelines. The applicability tests show that the developed learning management model is effectively implemented. There are some weaknesses of the developed learning management so improvement on administration and  information technology should be made. It is suggested that stakeholders should make some adjustment, provide an acceleration program for the cadets with GPA of more than 3.5 and adapt the curriculum with recent development.

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