NASRULLAH
104 704 198
IMPLEMENTATION OF GUIDED DISCOVERY LEARNING APPPROACH
TO IMPROVE NATURAL SCIENCE OUTCOMES LEARNING AT THIRD
CLASS STUDENT’S IN YPS PRIMARY SCHOOL OF LAWEWU
SOROWAKO NUHA SUB-DISTRICT
EAST LUWU REGENCY
I. INTRODUCTION
BACKGROUND
PROBLEM
STATEMENT &
PROBLEM SOLVING
OBJECTIVES OF
RESEARCH
SIGNIFICATION OF
RESEARCH
A. BACKGROUND
The background of this research are :
Based on KKN-PPL Agk VII UNM activity at YPS
Primary School of Lawewu Sorowako during July –
September 2013
The Natural Science Subject learning process in Third
student’s class room
The interaction between teacher and students in natural
science subject learning process
B. PROBLEM STATEMENT & PROBLEM SOLVING
1. Problem statement
a. How the implement of guided discovery learning
approach to natural science subject learning at third class
student’s in YPS Primary School of Lawewu Sorowako
b. How the guided discovery learning approach can
improve natural science outcomes learning at third class
student’s in YPS Primary School of Lawewu Sorowako
2. Problem solving
Based on the problem statement, then to solve the problem
faced by students in YPS Primary School of Lawewu
Sorowako, researcher conducted follow-up by classroom
action research that is consist of four steps problem solving
there are:
planning action observation reflection
C. OBJECTIVES OF RESEARCH
Based on the problem statement, objectives of this research are
a. To implement the guided discovery learning to natural
science subject learning at third class student’s in YPS
Primary School of Lawewu Sorowako
b. To improve natural science outcomes learning at third
class student’s in YPS Primary School of Lawewu
Sorowako with implementation the guided discovery
learning approach
D. SIGNIFICATION OF RESEARCH
1. Theorotical
2. Practical
Students Teacher
II. Review of related literature, Conceptual framework &
Action hypotheses
Review of related literature,
Conceptual framework &
Action hypotheses
Review of related literature,
Conceptual framework &
Action hypotheses
Review of
Natural
Science
a. Natural Science Essence
b. Natural Science in Primary School
Review of
Learning
Outcome
a. Understanding of learning
b. Understanding of Learning outcome
Review of Guided
Discovery
Learning
Approach
a. Understanding of Discovery Approach
b. Understanding of Guided Discovery Approach
c. The benefit of Guided Discovery Approach
d. Guided Discovery Approach Steps
e. Strengths and weaknesess Guided Discovery Approach
Review of related literature,
Conceptual framework &
Action hypotheses
Natural science
outcomes learning at
third class student’s
low
Teacher Student
•Dominating learning.
•Many take an
initiative.
•Less involve students
actively and directly.
• Expository oriented
(teacher-centered
learning).
•Less associate the
material with the
students' schemata in
everyday life..
•Master and memorize
the material.
•Less actively and
directly involved (less
significant).
•Acting as a listener..
•Have not been able to
link the subject matter
to everyday life..
•Lack the confidence
to build their own
ideas and knowledge.
Implementation of
guided discovery
learning approach
Natural science outcomes
learning at third class
student’s Increase
Duided discovery approach
steps
•Orientation
•Problem statement
•Hypothesized
•Collecting data
•Hypothesis tested
•Formulate conclusion
The Natural Science Subject learning
process at Third student’s class in
YPS Lawewu Sorowako
Review of related literature,
Conceptual framework &
Action hypotheses
If Guided Discovery Learning Appproach
Implemented To Natural Science Learning, Then
Outcomes Natural Science Learning At Third
Class Student’s In YPS Primary School Of
Lawewu Sorowako Nuha Sub-district East Luwu
Regency Will Increase
III. Research metodology
Approach and kind of
research
Focus of research
Techniques of data
collecting
Setting and subject of
research
Design of research
Techniques of data
analysis
Success Indicators
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Approach and
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Qualitative Approach
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Setting and
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Setting: This research
held in YPS Primary
school of Lawewu
Sorowako, 2013/2014
academic year second
semester
Subject: Teacher and
Students at Third class
(29 students, 10 female
and 19 male
Design of research
Perencanaan
PelaksanaanRefleksi
Pengamatan
SIKLUS I
Perencanaan
PelaksanaanRefleksi
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Success Indicators
To measure the success of the action, researchers need
to formulate indicators of achievement. formulation of
the target attainment percentage of the indicators set
out in this study based on the results of the initial
observation, said indicator is achieved when 75% of third
grade students gain a greater IPA value equal to KKM 72.
Held prior to this study, the value of science students of
class III were obtained from mid replay the first half at
only 65% of students scoring above the KKM.
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  • 1.
    NASRULLAH 104 704 198 IMPLEMENTATIONOF GUIDED DISCOVERY LEARNING APPPROACH TO IMPROVE NATURAL SCIENCE OUTCOMES LEARNING AT THIRD CLASS STUDENT’S IN YPS PRIMARY SCHOOL OF LAWEWU SOROWAKO NUHA SUB-DISTRICT EAST LUWU REGENCY
  • 3.
    I. INTRODUCTION BACKGROUND PROBLEM STATEMENT & PROBLEMSOLVING OBJECTIVES OF RESEARCH SIGNIFICATION OF RESEARCH
  • 4.
    A. BACKGROUND The backgroundof this research are : Based on KKN-PPL Agk VII UNM activity at YPS Primary School of Lawewu Sorowako during July – September 2013 The Natural Science Subject learning process in Third student’s class room The interaction between teacher and students in natural science subject learning process
  • 5.
    B. PROBLEM STATEMENT& PROBLEM SOLVING 1. Problem statement a. How the implement of guided discovery learning approach to natural science subject learning at third class student’s in YPS Primary School of Lawewu Sorowako b. How the guided discovery learning approach can improve natural science outcomes learning at third class student’s in YPS Primary School of Lawewu Sorowako
  • 6.
    2. Problem solving Basedon the problem statement, then to solve the problem faced by students in YPS Primary School of Lawewu Sorowako, researcher conducted follow-up by classroom action research that is consist of four steps problem solving there are: planning action observation reflection
  • 7.
    C. OBJECTIVES OFRESEARCH Based on the problem statement, objectives of this research are a. To implement the guided discovery learning to natural science subject learning at third class student’s in YPS Primary School of Lawewu Sorowako b. To improve natural science outcomes learning at third class student’s in YPS Primary School of Lawewu Sorowako with implementation the guided discovery learning approach
  • 8.
    D. SIGNIFICATION OFRESEARCH 1. Theorotical 2. Practical Students Teacher
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    II. Review ofrelated literature, Conceptual framework & Action hypotheses Review of related literature, Conceptual framework & Action hypotheses
  • 10.
    Review of relatedliterature, Conceptual framework & Action hypotheses Review of Natural Science a. Natural Science Essence b. Natural Science in Primary School Review of Learning Outcome a. Understanding of learning b. Understanding of Learning outcome Review of Guided Discovery Learning Approach a. Understanding of Discovery Approach b. Understanding of Guided Discovery Approach c. The benefit of Guided Discovery Approach d. Guided Discovery Approach Steps e. Strengths and weaknesess Guided Discovery Approach
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    Review of relatedliterature, Conceptual framework & Action hypotheses Natural science outcomes learning at third class student’s low Teacher Student •Dominating learning. •Many take an initiative. •Less involve students actively and directly. • Expository oriented (teacher-centered learning). •Less associate the material with the students' schemata in everyday life.. •Master and memorize the material. •Less actively and directly involved (less significant). •Acting as a listener.. •Have not been able to link the subject matter to everyday life.. •Lack the confidence to build their own ideas and knowledge. Implementation of guided discovery learning approach Natural science outcomes learning at third class student’s Increase Duided discovery approach steps •Orientation •Problem statement •Hypothesized •Collecting data •Hypothesis tested •Formulate conclusion The Natural Science Subject learning process at Third student’s class in YPS Lawewu Sorowako
  • 12.
    Review of relatedliterature, Conceptual framework & Action hypotheses If Guided Discovery Learning Appproach Implemented To Natural Science Learning, Then Outcomes Natural Science Learning At Third Class Student’s In YPS Primary School Of Lawewu Sorowako Nuha Sub-district East Luwu Regency Will Increase
  • 13.
    III. Research metodology Approachand kind of research Focus of research Techniques of data collecting Setting and subject of research Design of research Techniques of data analysis Success Indicators R E S E A R C H M E T O D O L O G Y
  • 14.
    R E S E A R C H M E T O D O L O G Y Approach and kind ofresearch Qualitative Approach Classroom Action Research Setting and subject of research Setting: This research held in YPS Primary school of Lawewu Sorowako, 2013/2014 academic year second semester Subject: Teacher and Students at Third class (29 students, 10 female and 19 male
  • 15.
    Design of research Perencanaan PelaksanaanRefleksi Pengamatan SIKLUSI Perencanaan PelaksanaanRefleksi Pengamatan SIKLUS II R E S E A R C H M E T O D O L O G Y
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    Techniques of data collecting Observation Test Documentation Techniquesof data analysis Qualitative analysis Quantitative analysis R E S E A R C H M E T O D O L O G Y
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    Success Indicators To measurethe success of the action, researchers need to formulate indicators of achievement. formulation of the target attainment percentage of the indicators set out in this study based on the results of the initial observation, said indicator is achieved when 75% of third grade students gain a greater IPA value equal to KKM 72. Held prior to this study, the value of science students of class III were obtained from mid replay the first half at only 65% of students scoring above the KKM. R E S E A R C H M E T O D O L O G Y
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