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LIST OF EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH AND EVALUATION – DOCTORAL DISSERTATION TITLE

NO NAME YEAR TITLE ABSTRACT
1. Heny Narendrany Hidayati

7817100945

2019 The Effects of Religiousness Transformation, Religiosityand Noble Characters on Student’s Mentalhealth of Islamic Senior High School in The South Jakarta

http://repository.unj.ac.id/id/eprint/7199

The  purpose  of  this  research  is  to  determine  the  influences  of  religiousness  transformation, religiosity and noble characters on mental health, Survey methods is taken in this research and 310 students are used as sample with proportional random sampling technique. Data analysis consists  of descriptive  statistical analysis,  inferential statistic  for  linearity  test, significance  of regression, and path analysis are taken in this research. This research shows that (1) there is a positive influence of religiousness transformation on religiosity, (2) there is a positive influence of  religiousness  transformation  on  noble  character,  (3)  there  is  a  positive  influence  ofreligiousness   on   noble   character,   (4)   there   is   a   positive   influence   of   religiousness transformation  on  mental  health,  (5)  there  is  positive  influence  of  religiousness  on  mental health,  (6)  there  is  a  positive  influence  of  noble  character  on  mental  health,(7)  there  are influences  of  religiousness  transformation,  religiosity  and  noble  character  together  on  mental health.  It  can  be  concluded  that  religiousness  transformation  has  positive  influence  on religiosity,  and  that  religiousness  transformation  and  religiosity  have  positive  influence  on noble  character,  and  also  that  religiousness  transformation,  religiosity  and  noble  character have positive influences on mental health.

Keywords:religiousness transformation, religiosity, noble characters, mental health

2. Evi Sopandi

7817090928

2019 Evaluation of Leading Education Program on Madrasah Aliyah Negeri Insan Cendikia Serpong Tangerang Selatan

http://repository.unj.ac.id/id/eprint/7745

This study aimed at revealing and evaluating the implementation of education at MAN Insan  Cendikia  Serpong  as  a  leading  school,  in  the  perspective  of  its  antecendents, transactions,  and  outcomes.  This  study  was  a  school  effectiveness  research  using Countenance model of evaluation from stake as the basis of its metodhology. The data were   collected   from   all   educational   elements   at   MAN   Insan   Cendikia   Serpong, including  principal,  teacher,  and  students  limited  in  to  second  and  the  third  tears pupils.  The  data  were  collected  using  questionnaires,  docomentations,  observations, and  interviews.  Beside  the  descriptive  statistics.  The  obtained  research  data  were  also analyzed  using  qualitative  reasoning  to  confirm  the  factual  observed  data  with  certain evaluatin criteria. Two cruteria used here were the absolute criterion, which come from the internal program and relative criterion which is the criterion that derivedfrom other equivalent-assumed  program.the  result  of  the  research  revealed  the  followings.  First, almost all  the  aspect  of  the  antecedent,  such  of  number  student  and  the  quality  of  the student  input,  the  avabulity  of  proponet  sources  of  learning,  quality  of  teacher,  are  in ideal  conditions.  Second,  internally,  the  process  of  education  at  MAN  Insan  Cendikia ran well, and externally, related to its funciuon as a model, the implementation was not optimal  yet.  The  student  and  the  teacher  viewed  that  implementation  of  education  at MAN Insan Cendikia ran well, with repsect to the more complete learning facilities than tose  of  other  schools.  And  finnaly  the  thirth,  the  learning  achivement  of  students  of MAN  Insan  Cendikia,  which  was  indicated  by  their  score  on  UN  and  various  level achivements,  increased  compared  to  the  result  of  previous  years,  and  this  could  be valued  as  agood  achivement  of  MAN  Insan  Cendikia  in  performing  the  educational process.

Keywords: Counance Stake Evaluation Model, MAN Insan Cendikia Serpong MAN (Madrasah Aliyah Negeri equal to state senior high school)

 

3. Muchsin

7817004170

2019 The Effect of Shooting Knowledge, Anxiety, And Self-Confidence on Shooting Values Atmarine Soldier Students in The Commando of Education Marinir Surabaya This study aims to determine the effect of knowledge of shooting, anxiety, and confidence in the  value  of  shooting  Marine Soldierstudents  at  Kodikmar  Surabaya.  This  study  uses quantitative   methods   with   path   analysis   analysis   statistics.   Exogenous   variables   are knowledge  of  shooting  (X1),  anxiety  (X2),  and  self-confidence  (X3),  while  endogenous variables are value shoot (X4). Data collection techniques using questionnaire methods and test  methods.  The  total  population  is  459  enlisted  students,  while  the  samples  taken randomly  are  214  soldiers.  The  trial  of  the  research  instrument  was  carried  out  twice  by involving  40  different  soldier  students  with  each  platoon  being  randomly  sampled.  The results of his research show that 1) there is a negative direct  effectof shooting knowledge on anxiety; 2) there is a positive direct effect of shooting knowledge on confidence; 3) there is  a  direct  negative  effect  of  anxiety  on  confidence;  4)  there  is  a  positive  direct  effect  of shooting knowledge on the value of shooting;5) there is a direct negative effect of anxiety on the value of shooting; and 6) there is a positive direct influence of self-confidence in the value of shooting.

Keyword: Knowledge of shooting, Anxiety,Self-Confidence, and Shooting Values

 

4. Wawan Djunaedi

7817090948

2019 Research Quality Assessment Approach and Techniques and Influencing Variables

 

The  progress  of  a  country  is  not  only  measured  by  its  level  of  economic  growth,  but also  in  terms  of  the  development  of  science  which  is  marked  by  an  increase  in  the number of publications and the quality of research.The focus of a country on research and development has proven to be able to change the atmosphere of global competition in  the  context  of  the  development  of  science,  technology  and  industry.This  picture  is unfortunately not fully reflected in  Indonesia.When compared with fellowdeveloping countries, the quality of research in Indonesia is classified as not encouraging.Based on this  anxiety,  this  research  was  designed,  namely  to  find  out  how  the  portrait  of  the quality  of  research  in  Indonesia  is  actually.This  study  also  aims  to  find  out  what assessment techniques are most effective to assessthe quality of research and to test the fitof  the theotrical  modelproposed  in  the  causal  relationship  between  the  quality  of research  with  a  number  of  exogenous  variables.Therefore,  there  are  two  analytical techniques  used,  namely  ANOVA  and  structural  equation  modeling  (SEM).The ANOVA technique was used to compare the mean of quality of research assessed usingholistic  rubrics,  analytical  rubrics,  and  rating  scales.While  the  SEM  technique  was used to elaborate the determinant factors that effect the quality of research.This study only  focuses  on  research reports conducted  by  lecturers.Why  are  lecturers  chosen  as research  subjects,  because  they  are knowledge workers.Knowledge workers  not  only have  the  basic  work  and  routine  activities  related  to  intellectual  studies,  but  also  must have innovative-creative abilities to create, utilize and disseminate knowledge.At least 350  lecturers  from  a  number  of  Islamic  universities  were  involved  as  respondents  in this  study.After  testing  a  number  of  hypotheses  through  a  series  of  empirical  data analysis, the results of the ANOVA analysis showed that there was no difference in the mean of quality of research assessed using holistic rubrics, analytical rubrics, and rating scales.Whilethe SEM analysis showedthat  the proposed hypothetical  model was supported by  empirical data through a number of  significant values of loading factors.It must be admitted that research on the quality of research at the higher education level is not a foreign topic.However, it is not easy to get research that analyzes the quality of research among lecturers who  came from  a  number  of  universities.Moreover,  this study usedtwo analysis techniques at once, namely ANOVA and SEM.From this point of view this research can be called unique and different compared to other studies.

Keywords:analytical  rubric, holistic  rubric, Islamic  university  lecturers, quality of research, rating scales.

 

5. Iva Sarifah

7817100949

2019 The Effect of Self Efficacy Belief, Work Motivation, Mathematical Ability, and Knowledge in Constructing Tests on the Quality of Mathematics Test Instruments Made by Elementary Teachers (Causal Study on Elementary Teachers in DKI Jakarta) The  purpose  of  this  study  was  to  examine the  effect  of  self  efficacy  belief,  work motivation,  elementary  mathematical  ability,  and  knowledge  in  constructing tests  on  the  quality  of  mathematics  test  instruments  made  by  elementary  school teachers.  The  study  sample  consisted  of  100  elementary  schoolteachers.  The technique  used  for  sampling  is  two  stage  simple  random  sampling.  Data  on  the quality of mathematics test instruments made by elementary school teachers was collected  using  performance  appraisal  by  three  rater.  Mathematical  ability  and knowledge  of  constructing  tests  data  were  collected  by  multiple  choice  test, while   self   efficacy   belief   and   work   motivation   were   collected   using   a questionnaire.  Data  were  analyzed  by  path  analysis.  The  results  of  this  study indicated  that:  (1)  Self-efficacy  beliefs  directly  has  a  positive  effect  on  the quality  of  mathematics  test  instruments  made  by  elementary  teachers;  (2)  work motivation  directly  has  a  positive  effect  on  the  quality  of  mathematics  test instruments   made   by   elementary   school   teachers;   (3)   mathematical   ability directly  has  a  positive  effect  on  the  quality  of  mathematics  test  instruments made   by   elementary   school   teachers;   (4)   knowledge   in   constructing   tests directly  has  a  positive  effect  on  the  quality  of  mathematics  test  instruments made  by  elementary  school  teachers;  (5)  self-efficacy  belief  directly  has  a positive effect on work motivation; (6) self efficacy belief directly has a positive effect  on  mathematical  ability;  (7)  self-efficacy  belief  directly  has  a  positive effect  on  knowledge  in  constructing  tests;  (8)  work  motivation  directly  has  a positive  effect  on  mathematical  ability;  (9)  work  motivation  directly  has  a positive  effect  on  the  knowledge  in  constructing  tests;  and (10) mathematical ability directly has a positive effect on the knowledge in constructing tests.

Keywords: mathematics test, elementary school teachers, Self Efficacy Belief, Knowledge  Constructing

 

6. Thamrin

7817100976

2019 The Effect of Self-Efficacy, Academic Anxiety, and Self-Regulated Learning Towards Mathematic Achievement at Vocational High School in Bogor Jawa Barat The aim of this research was to know the effect of self-efficacy, academic anxiety, and self-regulated learning towards mathematics achievement at vocational high school in Bogor,   West   Java   Indonesia.   The   sample   of   this   study   was   360   students   were determined by using multi-stage area cluster random sampling. The results show that; (1) there was a negativeeffect of self-efficacy towards academic anxiety,(2) there was a positive effect self-efficacy towards self-regulated learning,  (3) there was a negative effect  of  academic  anxiety  towards  self-regulated  learning,  (4)  there  was  a  positive effect of self-efficacy towards mathematics achievement, (5) there was a negative effect of  academic  anxiety  towards  mathematics  achievementand(6)  there  was  a  positive effect  of  self-regulated  learning  towards  mathematics  achievement.  In  conclusion,  it can be proven that self-efficacy has a positive effect towards mathematics achievement, self-regulated  learning,  as  well  as  academic  anxiety.  Furthermore,  self-regulated learning has a positive effect towards Mathematic achievement, meanwhile, in contrast, academic anxiety has a negative effect in both learning achievement and self-regulated learning.

 

Keywords:Self-Efficacy, Academic Anxiety, Self Regulated Learning, Mathematic Achievement.

 

7. Mohamad Zaenal Arifin Anis

7817111246

2019 Model of Historical Thinking Learning Modeland Evaluationon The Subject of History Method In The Study Program of History Education at Faculty of Teacher Training and Education, Lambung Mangkuratuniversity This  research  wasfocussed  on  the development of  historicalthinking learning  model  in  the  subject  of  History  Method.  This  research  wasaimed  to produce Historical Thinking Learning Model in the effort to improving the material understanding  and  to  apply  it  to  the  students  in  the  subject  of  History  Method. The  research  wasachieved  using  the  approach  of  research  and  development. The stepsof research were(1) identifying, (2) developing model, (3) evaluating, and  (4)  implementing  model. Data  are  collected  through  observation,  interview, questionnaire and documentation. MPBH   aplication was   conducted   at   the   Study   Program   of   History Education,  Faculty  of  Teacher  Training  and  Education,  Lambung  Mangkurat University in the subject of History Method. The research result showed that  (1) Historical Thinking Learning Model was considered as an effective model viewed from the result of pretest andposttest,(2) Historical Thinking Learning Model was preferred by the students. It is concluded that Historical Thinking Learning Model is  effective  to  improve  understanding  and  implement  History  Method  for  the students  of  at  the  Study  Program  of  HistoryEducation,  Faculty  of  Teacher Training and Education, Lambung Mangkurat University. The research finding has a good implication for developing the lecture of History Method. The practical implication is that the lecturers’ desire needs to be developed  for  continually  improving  Historical  Thinking  Learning  Model  in  the effort  to  implement  the  subject  of  History  Mthod.  The Historical  Thinking Learning Model can be determined as an altrenative learning model for improving process  quality  and learning productof  History  Method,  at  least,  at  the  Study Program  of  History  Education,  Faculty  of  Teacher  Training  and  Education, Lambung Mangkurat University.

 

Keywords: Historical  ThinkingLearning  Model, Evaluation System and History Method

 

8. Extris

7817130445

2019 The Effect of The Power of Teaching, Knowledge Test Construction, And Attitude on Sociology Lessons on Quality Objective Test Made in Teacher Jakarta Utara High School The  purpose  of  this  study  was  to  determine  the  effect  of  constructive  test  knowledge, mastery of teaching materials and attitudes toward sociology lessons on the quality of objective  tests  made  by  North  Jakarta  high  school  teachers.This  study  uses  a quantitative  approach  with  survey  methods.  Data  were  analyzed  using  regression techniques  to  test  hypotheses.  The  sample  of  this  study  was  the  Sociology  Teachers  of Public  and  Private  High  Schools  in  the  North  Jakarta  area  which  amounted  to  79 Sociology  teachers  who  were  obtained  by  the  test  and  non-test  techniques  to  collect data. The results of this study indicate that:  (1) there is mastery of sociology teaching materials  that  have  a  positive  direct  effect  on  the  quality  of  objective  tests  made  by teachers.  (2)  test  construction  knowledge  has  a  positive  direct  effect  on  the  quality  of objective  tests  made  by  the  teacher.  (3)  attitudes  toward  sociology  lessons  have  a positive  direct  influence  on  the  quality  of  objective  tests  made  by  teachers.  (4)  test construction  knowledge  has  a  positive  direct  influence  on  attitudes  toward  sociology lessons.  (5)  mastery  of  sociology  teaching  materials  has  a  positive  direct  influence  on attitudes toward sociology lessons. Thus, it is  expected that all teachers should try to develop  their  teaching  competency  in  various  ways  to  achieve  the  results  consistent with best practice.

 

Keywords:  objective  test  quality,  teacher  knowledge,  attitude,  Sociology  lessons,  test construction knowledge

 

9. Ahmad Rustam

7817167399

2019 Differences in Sensitivity and Accuracy of Mantel-Haenszel Methods and Different Methods Proven in Different Detection of Item Function

 

Detection  of  Differential  Item Functioning  (DIF)  is  vital  in  the  development  of  tests. The Mantel-Haenszel method and standardization are tools for DIF detection based on classical theory assumptions. The study was conducted to highlight the sensitivity and accuracy between the Mantel-Haenszel method and the standardization method in DIF detection  in  conditions  of  four  proportions  of  DIF  proportions.  Simulation  design  (a) test participants consisted of 1000 responses in both the reference and focus groups, (b) the size of the proportion of DIF (0.1; 0.25; 0.50; and 0.75), and (c) the length of the test  was  40  items  and  five  answer  choices.  Research  shows  that  the  Mantel-Haenszel method  has  the  same  sensitivity  as  the  standardization  method  in  DIF  proportions  of 10%  and  25%,  however,  when the  proportion  of  DIF  proportions  above  25%  the standardization  method  is  less  sensitive  and  conversely  the  sensitivity  of  the  Mantel-Haenszel method increases. The standardization method has higher accuracy than the Mantel-Haenszelmethod in the DIF proportion of 10%. However, the difference is not so large, so when the size of the DIF proportion above 10% the standardization method accuracy  decreases,  the  accuracy  of  the  Mantel-Haenszel  method  is  higher  than  the standardization method. It was concluded that the Mantel-Haenszel method was better than the standardization method in a stable sample condition and the test length was 40 items,  so  the  researchers  suggested  the Mantel-Haenszel  method  to  be  used  as  a  DIF detection tool in thedevelopment of tests.

Keywords: mantel-haenszel; standardization; differential item functioning; sensitivity; accuracy.

 

10. Deni Iriyadi

7817167400

2019 Simplified Circle Arc and Nominal Weight Mean Equating Method For Equating on Small Sample This study aims to determine the equatingmethod that can be used in small samples in terms of the form of data distribution. This study uses the 2015 National Exam questions in  mathematics  from  the  Education  Assessment  Center  (PUSPENDIK)  for  the  DKI Jakarta  and  Tangerang  areas.The  results  showed  that  in  the  sample  size  36  with  the number of items 20, the aquatingresults using the Simplified Circle Arc method and the Nominal Weight Mean Equating method had the same precision in the form of normal data  distribution,  positive  skewness  data  distribution,  and  negative  skewness  data distribution. Whereas for sample size 36 with the number of items 30 and 40, the aquatingresults  using  the  Simplified  Circle  Arc  method  are  more  accurate  than  the  Nominal Weight Mean Equating method in the form of normal data distribution, positive skewness data  distribution,  and  negative  skewness  data  distribution.  While  in  the  condition  of sample size 50 and 100 with the number of items 20, 30 and 40, the aquatingresults using the  Simplified  Circle  Arc  method  are  more  accurate  than  the  Nominal  Weight  Mean Equating  method  in  the  form  of  normal  data  distribution,  positive  skewness  data distribution,  and  negative  skewness  data  distribution.From  the  results  of  the  research that has been done, the use of the Simplified Circle Arc aquatingmethod can be applied to  small  samples  with  various  variations  in  the  number  of  grains.  However,  in  the condition of sample size 36 with the number of items 20, the use of the Nominal Weight Mean  Equating  method  can  be  used  as  an  alternative  method  of aquating.  The  use  of number  20  gives  the  possibility  of  using  a  more  flexible aquatingmethod  with  the condition  of  sample  size  according  to    rules  regarding  the  maximum number of samples in the class.

Keywords: Equating,  Simpified  Circle  Arc,  Nominal  Weight  Mean  Equating,Small Sample

 

11. Adam Rumbalifar

7819090925

2019 The Effect of Model and How to Assess Toward Science Achievement by Controlling Previous Knowledge Mathematics of Students This  research  aims  to  study  the  effect  of  models  and  how  to  assess  toward science  achievement  by  controlling  previous  knowledge  mathematics  of  students.  This study conductedat SMP Negeri 1, SMP Negeri 2, and SMP Negeri 3 Bula East Seram district with a population of 295 students. This study used a quasi-experimental method 2 X 3 factorial design using the model covariates Analysis (ANCOVA).The  results  by,  controlling previous  mathematics  of  students  obtained:  (1)  the science  achievement  of  students  who  were  given  a  written  test  assessment  models  is higher  than  the  group  given  peer  assessment  model  and  self-assessment    model,  (2) science  achievement  of  students  who  weregiven  the  peer  assessment  model  is  higher than  the  group  given  the  self-assessment  models,  (3)  science  achievement  of  students who are given the analytical assessment method is higher than the group given the way holistic assessment, (4) there is interaction between asses models by way of assessment of  science  achievement,  (5)  special  group  of  students  who  were  given  an  analytical assessment  methods,  achievement  assessment  model  of  science  written  test  is  higher than  the  peer  assessment  model  and  self-assessment  models,  (6)  a  special  group  of students  who  were  given  an  analytic  way  of  assessment  of  achievement  assessment model  of  science  less  than  peer  self-assessment  model,  (7)  specific  groups  of  students were  given  ways  holistic  assessment  of  achievement assessment  model  of  science written  test  is  higher  than  the  peer  assessment  model  and  self-assessment  models,  (8) special   groups   of   students   were   given   ways   holistic   assessment   of   achievement assessment model of science less than peer self-assessment model, (9) a special group of students who use the model written assessment of achievement assessment models of science  analytic  way  higher  than  holistic  assessment  method,  (10)  specific  groups  of students using peer asses model of achievement assessment modelsof science analytic way  higher  than  holistic  assessment  method,  and  (11)  special  groups  of  students  who use the self-assessment model of science achievement assessment means higher analytic holistic assessment of the way.

Keywords: model   assessment,   how   to   asses,   achievement   of   science,   previous knowledge of mathematics

 

12. Fitri Hilmiyat

7817040426

2019 The Effecto of Learning Approach and Classroom Assessment Techniques Toward Student’s Mathematical Reasoning and Representation Abilities at State of Islamic Junior Secondary School (Mtsn) in Pandeglang Banten Province The  purpose  of  this  study  was  to  determine  the  effect  of  learning  approach  and  classroom assessment  techniques  on  students’  mathematical  reasoning  and  representation  abilities. This  research  is  an quasi experimental  study  conducted  at  the  Madrasah  Tsanawiyah Negeri  (MTsN)  Cening  and  Madrasah  Tsanawiyah  Negeri  (MTsN)  Pandeglang  2  Labuan, Pandeglang. The conclusions can be drawn are: 1) The ability of students’ mathematical reasoning  who  are  taught  with  a  realistic  mathematics  learning  approach  is  higher  thanstudents  who  are  taught  with  an  expository  learning  approach.  2)  The  students’ mathematical  representation  ability  who  are  taught  with  realistic  mathematics  learning approach  is  lower  than  students  who  are  taught  with  an  expository  learning  approach.  3) Students’  mathematical  reasoningand   representation   abilitieswho   are   given SGTQclassroom  assessment  techniques  is  higher  than  students  who  are  given  AC  classroom assessment techniques.4) There is an interaction effect between the learning approach and classroom  assessment  techniques  on  students’  mathematical  reasoningand  representation abilities.  5)  For  students  who  are  given SGTQclassroom  assessment  techniques,  students’ mathematical reasoningand representation abilitiestaught through a realistic mathematics learning  approach  are  higher  than  students  who  are  taught  with  an  expository  learning approach. 6)  For  students  who  are  given  AC  classroom  assessment  techniques,  students’ mathematical  reasoning and  representation  abilitiestaught  through  expository  learning approach are higher than students taught through realistic mathematics learning approach. 7)  For  students  who  are  taught  with  a  realistic  mathematics  learning  approach,  the mathematical  reasoning and  representation  abilitiesof  students  who  aregiven SGTQclassroom  assessment  techniques  is  higher  than  students  who  are  given  AC  classroom assessment techniques. 8) For students who are taught with expository learning approaches, the  mathematical  reasoning  ability  of  students  who  are  given  AC  classroom  assessment techniques  is  higher  than  students  who  are  given SGTQclassroom  assessment  techniques. 9)  For  students  who  are  taught  with  expository  learning  approach,  the  mathematical representation  ability  of  students  who  are  given  AC  classroom  assessment  techniques  is lower  than  students  who  are  given SGTQclassroom  assessment  techniques.This  research show  that  using  realistics  learning  approach  and  classroom  assessment  techniques  can improve students’   mathematical   reasoning and   representation   abilities and   can   be implemented by teachers as an alternative methodsin teaching mathematics.

 

Keywords:  learning  approach,  classroomassessment  techniques,  mathematical  reasoning ability, mathematical representation ability

 

13. EVA DWI KUMALA SARI

7817167401

2019 Development of Professional Ethics Instrument in Public Elementary School Teachers in the Special Capital Region of Jakarta

http://repository.unj.ac.id/id/eprint/6971

The purpose of this study is to develop an instrument of teacher professional ethics and test the construct validity of teacher professional ethics measuring instruments modified from the Yael Fisher instrument by referring to dimensions and indicators developed and adapted to existing conditions in Indonesia to assess the professional ethics of public elementary school teachers in Jakarta Capital Special Region. The analytical method used in this study is the second order Confirmatory Factor Analysis (CFA) with the help of M-Plus. The study sample consisted of 437 Public Elementary School teachers in the DKI Jakarta area. The results of the analysis in this study indicate that in general the items in the Teacher’s Professional Ethics have measured a defined (unidimensional) construct. The factor load coefficient for the item measuring teacher professional ethics is at t> 1.96, meaning that the item is significant. The results also show the factor model that is fit with Chi-square = 3443,779 *, df = 1221, P-value = 0.0000, RMSEA = 0.065, CFI = 0.908, stating that this model is fit with the data. The results showed that public elementary school teachers in DKI Jakarta had a good professional ethics category of 92.67%, were included in the good category.

Keywords: Ethics, Profesional Teachers, Elementary Schools, CFA.

 

14. Kerdid Simbolon

7817090934

2019 Comparison of Sensitivity Between Mantel-Haenszel Method, Logistic Regression and Irt-Likelihood Ratio on Differential Item Functioning Detection

 

http://repository.unj.ac.id/id/eprint/7149

The  purpose  of  this  study  was  to  examine  the  differences  in  sensitivity  of  3  DIF (Differential Item Functioning) detection methods, namely: IRT-Likelihood Ratio (IRT-LR),   Mantel-Haenszel   (MH)   and   Logistic   Regression   (RL),   in   detecting   DIF Mathematics  National  Examination  (UN)    academic  year  of  2015  in  North  Sumatra, Indonesia.  Precisely  to  determine  the  most  sensitive  method  of  detecting  DIF or “sniffing” the presence of DIF even when the DIF degree is small. DIF item is item that benefit certain group participants and disadvantage other groupswith similar abilities. The  presence  of  DIF  is  reviewed  on  two  types  of  grouping  of  participants.  First  by gender(JK) where  men  as  a  reference  group  (R)  and  women  as  focus  group  (F); second  by  type  of  school(JS),  where  public  high school  as  a  reference  group  (R)  and private high school as focus group (F). This study uses an experimental method with a 3×1 design, with 1 factor (method) with 3 treatments (different DIF detection methods). The population includes all 5 types of 2015Mathematics UN question packages (codes:1107, 2207, 3307, 4407 and 5507). The 2207 package was taken as a sample consisting of 5000 participants (3067 women, 1933 men; 2427 Private High School students, 2573 Public  High  School  students),  with  40 UNitems. Classic  test  theory  (TTK)  item selection  was  applied  to  40  UN  items  and  passed  32  items.  Item  response  theory selection   (TRB)   passed   18   items   thatfulfilled.   With   the   R   3.333   program   and IRTLRDIF  2.0,  in  the JKgroup,  5  items  were  detected  as  DIF  by  IRT-LR,  4  items  by RL, and 3 items by MH. In the JS group, there were18 items were detected as DIF by IRT-LR,  32  items  by  RL,  and25  items  by  MH. In  the sensitivitytest of  the DIFmethods,  6  analysis  groups  were  formed:  (4400,40),  (4400,32),  (4400,18),  (3000,40), (3000,32),  (3000,18),  40  data  sets  were  generated  and  40  times  DIF  detection  was performed in each group. With data notnot fit models, athree parameter logistic model (3PL) is chosen as the most suitable model. In the JK group, Tukey’s test results showed the  IRT-LR  method  was  more  sensitive  than  MH  and  RL  in  the  groups  (4400,40)  and (3000,40).  IRT-LR  was  tested  to  be more  sensitive  than  MH  in  the  groups  (4400,32) and (3000,32) but not more sensitive than RL. Both MH and RL methods turn out to be more  sensitive  than  IRT-LR  in  groups  (4400,18)  and  (3000,18).  The  RL  method  was consistently tested to be more sensitive thanMH in the entire analysis group.While in the  JS  group,  all  research  hypotheses  were  tested  as  significant  where  RL  and  MH turned  to  be  more  sensitive  than  IRT-LR,  and  the  RL  method  was  consistently  more sensitive than MH.

 

Keywords: National   Examination,   DIF,   IRT   Likelihood   Ratio,   Mantel-Haenszel, Logistic Regression

 

15. Martono

7817090936

2019 Program Evaluation For Strengthening School Supervisors With The on in System (Application of The Cipp and Kirkpatrick Evaluation Model)

 

This research was conducted to study and resolve the phenomenon of training programsfor  strengthening  schoolsupervisors  with  a  system  in  on  in(in  learning  services  I,  inwork learning and in learning services II) developed by the Directorate of DevelopmentforEducationalPersonnelin   order   to   improve   the   professionalism   of   schoolsupervisors.  Training  program  for  strengthening  school  supervisors  is  one  of  the  mostimportant  and  strategic  programs  in  improving  school  supervisor  competency,  namely competency   dimensions,   managerial   supervision,   academic   supervision,   educationevaluation,  research  and  development  mandated  in  Permendiknas  No.  12  of  2007concerning  school  supervisor  competency  standards.  This  study  uses  two  evaluationmodels   in   the   conservation   program   that   are   training   for   strengthening   schoolsupervisors, namely the “CIPP Evaluation Model (context, input, process, product) and Kirckpatrick Evaluation   Model”.   Sample   of   school   supervisor   advocacy   trainingprogram  participants  were  80  school  supervisors  in  DIY  province.  This  research  usesquantitative  and  qualitative  questions  in  answering  research  questions.  To  answer  theinput  evaluation  research  questions,  processes  and  products  use  quantitative  andqualitative  descriptive,  as  well  as  to  answer  the  research  questions  evaluation  level  1,level 2, level 3 andlevel 4.The results showed that from the evaluation of the context,the basis for conducting training andthe purpose of conducting education and traininginonin  system  implemented  by  the  organizing  institution  was  in  accordance  with  thetraining  manual,  then  the  contents  of  this  activity  were  in  accordance  with  what  wasneeded in the daily work of school supervisors.Research results on evaluation of inputfrom media research are ready according to needs, teaching materials are ready and arein  accordance  with  the  training  course  and  delivered  by  the  facilitator,  the  quality  oftraining materials is very good and in accordance with the module, according to humanresources   is   in   accordance   with   the   requirements.   Evaluation   of   level   1   showsparticipant satisfaction with the implementation of the program and the level of activityin  learning  participants  in  thetraining  program  for  increasing  school  supervisors  inYogyakarta is very high. At level 2 learning, have planned priority training programs inincreasing  participants’  knowledge  in  all  training  courses.  At  level  3  Kirckpatrick,  thedimension  of  view  of  school  supervisors  is  more  confident  in  guiding  teachers  andprincipals.  While  at  level  4  it  shows  that  school  supervisors  are  strengthened  by  thesystem  in  providing  this  positive.  Overall,  the  two  evaluation  models  “CIPP  andKirckpatrick   have   found   the   benefits   of   the   results   of   a   training   program   forstrengthening school supervisors with an internal system.

 

Keywords: Evaluation, Training, School Supervisors, Kirckpatrick, CIPP

 

16. Heny Narendrany Hidayati

7817100945

2019 The Effects of Religiousness Transformation, Religiosityand Noble Characters on Student’s Mentalhealth of Islamic Senior High School in The South Jakarta

http://repository.unj.ac.id/id/eprint/7199

The  purpose  of  this  research  is  to  determine  the  influences  of  religiousness  transformation, religiosity and noble characters on mental health, Survey methods is taken in this research and 310 students are used as sample with proportional random sampling technique. Data analysis consists  of descriptive  statistical analysis,  inferential statistic  for  linearity  test, significance  of regression, and path analysis are taken in this research. This research shows that (1) there is a positive influence of religiousness transformation on religiosity, (2) there is a positive influence of  religiousness  transformation  on  noble  character,  (3)  there  is  a  positive  influence  ofreligiousness   on   noble   character,   (4)   there   is   a   positive   influence   of   religiousness transformation  on  mental  health,  (5)  there  is  positive  influence  of  religiousness  on  mental health,  (6)  there  is  a  positive  influence  of  noble  character  on  mental  health,(7)  there  are influences  of  religiousness  transformation,  religiosity  and  noble  character  together  on  mental health.  It  can  be  concluded  that  religiousness  transformation  has  positive  influence  on religiosity,  and  that  religiousness  transformation  and  religiosity  have  positive  influence  on noble  character,  and  also  that  religiousness  transformation,  religiosity  and  noble  character have positive influences on mental health.

 

Keywords: religiousness transformation, religiosity, noble characters, mental health

 

17. Hardjito S. Darmojo

7817120677

2019 The Influence of Learning Approach and Lecturers Qualification  Towards the Learning Results of Program Design Methods After Controlling  Student Mathematical Logic Ability

http://repository.unj.ac.id/id/eprint/6868

This study aims to determine the effect of the learning approach and the qualifications of lecturers on the learning outcomes of program design methods, after controlling the mathematical logic abilities of students. This study uses a 2×2 comparative quantitative method  of  experimental  design  models.  Data  analysis  used  of  covariance  (ANKOVA). The   treatment   variables   are   Character   and   Creativity   Initiative   (CCI)   as   the experimental  class  (A1),  and  Realistic  Mathematics  Education  (RME)  as  the  control class  (A2),  and  the  lecturer  has  been  certified  (B1),  and  the  lecturer  has  not  been certified  (B2)  attribute  free  variable  .  Data  collection  techniques  using  the  test instrument. The population was 192 students, while the study sample was 128 students from the Faculty of Engineering, Syekh-Yusuf Islamic University. The  results  of  the  study  showed that:  (one)  the  learning  outcomes  of  the  program design  method  of  the  group  of  students  taught  using  the  Character  and  Creativity Initiative (CCI) learning approach were higher than the group of students taught with the  Realistic  Matematic  Education  (RME)  learning  approach,after  controlling  the mathematics logic  ability,(two)  the  results  of  learning  the  program  design  method  of the  group  of  students  taught  by  certification  lecturers  is  higher  than  the  group  of students   taught   by   lecturers   who   have   not   been   certified,after   controlling   the mathematics logic  ability,(three)  there  is  an  interaction  effect  between  the  learning approach  and  the  lecturer  qualifications,after  controlling  the  mathematics logic ability, (four)  specifically  for  the  group  of  students  taught  using  the  CCI  learning approach,  the  results  of  learning  program  design  methods  in  the  group  of  students taught  by  certification  lecturers  were  higher  than  the  group  of  students  taught  by lecturers  who  had  not  been  certified,after  controlling  the  mathematics logic  ability,(five)  particularly  for  the  group  of  students  taught  using  RME  learning  approach,  the results  of  learning  program  design  methods  in  the  group  of  students  taught  by certification  lecturers  were  higher  than  the  group  of  students  taught  by  lecturers  who had not been certified,after controlling the mathematics logic ability, (six) specifically in  the  group  of  students  taught  by  certification  lecturers,  the  results  of  learning program design methods in groups of students taught using the CCI learning approach were higher than the student groups taught using RME learning approaches after, after controlling  the  mathematics logic  ability,and (seven)  specifically  for  the  group  of students  taught  by  lecturers  who  have  not  been  certified,  the  results  of  learning program  design  methods  in  student  groups  taught  using  the  learning  approach  are lower  than  the  students  taught  with  RME  learning  approaches, after  controlling  the mathematics logic ability.

 

Keywords:  Character   and   Creativity   Initiative,   Lecturer   Qualifications,   Learning Outcomes Program Design Methods.

 

18. Zainuddin Nasution

7817110734

2019 Communication Technology For Learning Based on Audio Video  in Pustekkom, Ministry Of Education and Culture (Implementation of Cipp Evaluation Model And Kirkpatrick)

http://repository.unj.ac.id/id/eprint/7260

The  purpose  of  this  study  was  to  obtain  information  about  the  effectiveness  of the audio  video-based  information  and  communication  technology  (ICT)  facilitation program  for  learning  in  Pustekkom,  Ministry  of  Education  and  Culture.  This  study used  a  qualitative  evaluation  method  combined  with  the  CIPP  and  Kirkpatrick evaluation   models.   Respondents   in   this   study   consisted   of   360   teachers,   180 principals,  180  peers,  18  instructors,  and  4  policy  makers.  Generally,  the  audio video-based  information  and  communication  technology  (ICT)  facilitation  program for learning implemented by Pustekkom is quite effective and can be continued with several  improvements.  Recommendations  needed  as  the  results  of  this  evaluation are:  1)  there  should  be  a  clear  and  binding  guideline  to  improve  the  inter-institutions coordination in the bureaucratic structurebetween Pustekkom and  the Provincial  Education  Office  (Balai  Tekkom)  so  that  the  facility  supports  can  be improved,  2)  Facilitation  applications  need  to  be  developed  containing  features  / services that can record and monitor the activities of the teachers in using the ICTs for   learning   and   for   knowledge   transfering   to   other   teachers   that   have   no opportunities  in  attending  training,  3)  There  needs  to  be  location  data  that  has already  been  implemented  with  an  audio  video-based  skilled  teacher  ICT  program so that the next activity will be carried out in other locations especially the 3T area and  not  only  be  conducted  around  the  capital  province,  4)  There  needs  to  be monitoring  and  following-up  activities  from  the  audio  video-based  communication and  information  technology  (ICT)  utilization  facilitation  program  to  improve  the competencies   of   participants   who   have   participated   in   facilitation   programs continuously.  The  novelty  of  this  research  aside  from  evaluating  the  training program  academically  and  comprehensively,  this  study  also  uses  a  combination  of the CIPP and Kirkpatrick evaluation models.

 

Keywords:  Program  Evaluation,  CIPP  evaluation  model,  Kirkpatrick  evaluation model, Teacher Training.

 

19. Novaliyosi

7817158055

2019 Trends of Mathematical Logical Thinking Ability Through Cra (Concrete-Representational-Abstract) Approac With Portfolio Assessment This  study  aimed to  find  trends  or  changes  of  mathematical  logical  thinking  ability through  Concrete-Representational-Abstract  (CRA)  with  portfolio  assessment.  This  is  a quasi experiment with time series design, used one group (simple interrupted time series) with  37students.  The  instrument  consisted  of  student  activity  sheets  (LKM)  using  CRA with  portfolios,  tests  of  mathematical  logical  thinking  ability  consisted  of  4  packages. Data analysis using normality test, paired sample t-test, stacking data with Rasch model using the  winstep  software,  analysis  of  trends.  The  result  indicate  that:  1)  there  are trends  of  mathematical  logical  thinking  ability  before  and  after  learning  using  CRA approach with portfolios increasing in the order of time, the slope 0,508 thats mean that students mathematical logical thinking ability increased 0.508 logit every  week2) there are  changes  in  measure  logical  thinking  ability  of  each  individual  between  before  and after learning using CRA with portfolios increasing based on the logit value obtained by each individual students.

 

Keywords:Logical Thinking, Concrete-Representational-Abstract, Time Series.

 

20. Handoko

7817158059

2019 Evaluation of High School Level Computer-Based National Exams (Evaluation Kirkpatrick Models and CIPP Models)

http://repository.unj.ac.id/id/eprint/7897

This  study  aims  to  analyze  the  context,  reaction,  input,  learning  process,  behavior  to process,  and  output  of  the  computer-based  national  exam  (UNBK)  at  the  high  school level. The sampling technique uses in this study is a purposive technique. The study was condacted at three high school in Jakarta: two schools are SMK, and one school at MA. The  method  used  in  this  study  was  qualitative.  The  instruments  employed  in  this research  were  interview,  observation  and  documentation.  The  research  design  was  a combination of two research models namely Kirkpatrickand CIPP. The study found out the  following  result:  1)Context:there  is  no  difference  in  the  purpose  of  the  test conducted using computer media with paper and pencil media. 2) Reaction: all school principals and students are happy with the change of manual exams to computer based exams. 3) Input:there is a selection process to become technicians and projectors from schoolsandnot all schools apply  the  UNBK standard operating regulations related to computer distance. 4) Learning Proccess: a national test is conducted with the material of  system  and  regulatory  procedures  following  UNBK.  5)  Behavior  to  Proccess:  a national  test  conducted  on  students  helps  students’  knowledge,  skills,  and  attitudes  in operating computers during UNBK. 6) output: UNBK makes it effective in terms of time, efficient financing, and pure results obtained by students with minimal cheating.

 

Keywords: Computer-based national exams, Paper-based national exams,Kirkpatrick, CIPP.

 

21. Rosita Uli Sihombing

7817158056

2019 Development of Indonesian Science Literacy Test (ISLT) Instrument to Improve The Criterion Related Validity on National Examination

(A study of Instrument Development on Integrated Science Subjects)

http://repository.unj.ac.id/id/eprint/8667

his study aimed to develop the instrument of Indonesian Science Literacy Test (ISLT) to improve the criterion related validity on National Examination (UN) using the PISA test as a standard. The development of instruments applied the ADDIE model which consists of 5 stages: a) Analyze, b) Design, c) Development d) Implementation, and e) Evaluation. Testing  and  standardizing  the  items  in  the  4  ISLT  packages  used  Clasical  Test  Theory (CTT)  and  Item  Response  Theory  (IRT)  analysis.  The  research  samples  were  231respondents in SMPN 2 Pangkalpinang city Bangka-Belitung province consisting of 124 females and 107 males. The results of the ISLT test were compared with the results of the PISA test conducted by 214 students of SMPN 1 in the same city, that consisting of 123 females  and  91  males  with  the  justification  of  the  two  groups  being  equal.  This  study produced the standard ISLT items characterized by Indonesian culture and environment ethics with the number of items in package A = 33, package B = 33, package C = 33, and package D = 33. The results of this study proved that the validity of criteria on UN between ISLT and PISA instruments were not equal. However, ISLT was precisely used to improve the science literacy and Higher Order Thinking Skills of Indonesian studentsbecause it is able  to  provide  items  that  applicable  and  conformable  with  the  context  of  Indonesian student life.

Keywords:  Indonesian science literacy test, rasch model

22. Sukirno

7817983407

2019 Evaluation of Industrial Practice Program (Prakerin) Students Smk Group Accounting Smkn 1 Bogor

http://repository.unj.ac.id/id/eprint/7669

The purpose of this research is to know the implementation of industrial work practice in Accounting Expertise Field at SMK Negeri 1 Bogor by using CIPP model developed by Stuflebeam and equipped with level learning and Behavior from Kirkpatrick. The subjects of this study are the students of class XI Accounting Skills Competencies, principals, heads of accounting skills programs, Vice Principals, accounting earning teachers, and Prakerin Instructors. The method used is descriptive evaluative with data retrieval technique using observation, interview, documentation, and questionnaire. The results show that the components evaluated there are still need to be improved, the Context stage includes; fulfillment of competence and link and match between school and business and industry (DU / DI). The input stage includeare ; curriculum, educators / teachers, infrastructure facilities and accounting skills and accountingskills program. while Process stage include; Supervision of implementation / monitoring. At the learning stage there should be pre test in student placement.

Keywords: Prakerin, CIPP Model, Kirkpatrick accounting

23 WARYADI

7817090947

2020 The Influence of Learning Models of Bamboo Dance, Performance Assessment, and Mathematics Habit of Mind on Ability Student Mathematics Communication by Controling Ability Initial

http://repository.unj.ac.id/id/eprint/11868

Students’ mathematical communication skills are influenced by several factors, such as learning models, assessments, habits of mind, prior knowledge, and others. This study is intended to determine the effect of learning models, types of assessment, and mathematics habits  of  mind  on  mathematical  communication  skills  by  controlling  students’  prior knowledge.  Performed  at  SMPN  34  and  SMPS  Sejahtera  Jakarta.  The  population  was all students of SMPN 34 and SMPS Sejahtera Jakarta, and 144 students  were selected using a random sampling technique as a sample. This study was an experiment using a 2x2x2 factorial design, the data were analyzed by Covariance Analysis (ANCOVA) at a significance  of  α  =  0.05.  Analysis  and  interpretation  of  the  data  shows:  1)  the achievement of groups who get the Bamboo dance learning model is higher than those who get the conventional learning model; 2) the achievement of groups that get higher performance assessments than those who get test assessment; 3) there is an influence of interaction  between  the  learning  model  with  the  type  of  assessment  of  students’ mathematical  communication  skills;  4)  there  is  an  influence  of  interaction  between learning   models   with   mathematical   habits   of   mind   on   students’   mathematical communication skills; 5) there is an interaction effect between the types of assessment with mathematical habits of mind on students’ communication skills; 6) there is an effect of interaction between learning models, types of assessment, and mathematical habits of mind on students’ mathematical communication skills;7) Mathematical communication skills  of  groups  of  students  who  get  Bamboo  Dance  learning  models  are  higher  than groups  of  students  who  get  conventional  learning  models  specifically  in  groups  of students who get performance assessmentsand havehigh mathematical habitsof mind, groups of students who get test assessments and have high mathematicshabitsof mind, groups of students who get performance assessmentsand have low mathematicshabitsof  mind,  and  groups  of  students  who  get  test  assessments  and  have  low mathematicshabitsof  mind; 8)  Mathematical  communication  skills  of  groups  of  students  who  get higher  performance  assessments  than  groups  of  students  who  get  test  assessments, specifically in groups of students who get Bamboo Dance learning models and have high mathematics  habits  of  mind,  groups  of  students  who  are  taught  with  Bamboo  Dance learning models and have low mathematics habits of mind, as well as groups of students hypothesis of Mathematical communication skills of groups of students who get higherperformance assessments than groups of students who get test assessments, specifically ingroups of students who get conventional learning models and have high mathematical habits of mind are not proven. This finding implies that teachers are expected to be able to  apply  the  Bamboo  Dance  learning  model  and  performance  appraisal,  taking  into account the level of their thinking habits.

 

Keywords:   mathematical   communication,   learning   models,   types   ofassessment, students habitsof mind, students’ initial abilitie

 

24 Lisnawaty Naue

7817091213

2020 The Effect of Learning And Blended Learning Examination Techniques on Math  Learning Results

http://repository.unj.ac.id/id/eprint/8086

Improvedmathematics learning outcomes are largely determined by the intervention of innovative learning models and appropriate assessment techniques. This study aims to examine the effect of learning models and recording techniques on student mathematics learningoutcomes by controlling students’ initial abilities. The study was conducted at SMK  Negeri  1  Bulango  Utara,  Gorontalo  in  the  2017/2018  Academic  Year,  involving 80  students  of  class  XI  as  a  sample.  The  method  used  is  a  quasi-experimental  design with  2×2  Covariance  Analysis.  The  results  of  the  study  revealed  that  after  controlling for the initial ability of mathematics: (1) students’ mathematics learning outcomes with progressive  innovative  learning  models  were  higher  than  expository  learning  models, (2)  student  learning  outcomes  in  mathematics  between  reward  score  techniques  were higher  than  those  given  the  corect  score  technique,  and  (3)  there  is  an  influence  of interaction   between   learning   models   and   the   technique   of   casting   on   student mathematics  learningoutcomes.  The  conclusion  of  this  study  is  that  progressive innovative  learning  models  and  reward  score  techniques  are  superior  in  improving mathematics  learning  outcomes  compared  to  expository  learning  models  and  correct score  techniques.  The  effectiveness  of  learning  models  in  improving  mathematics learning  outcomes  depends  on  scoring  techniques.  It  is  recommended  that  to  improve students’ mathematics learning achievement, teachers need to use appropriate learning models and learning techniques.

 

Keywords:  Learning  Model,  Casting  Technique,  Mathematics  Learning  Outcomes, Initial Ability

 

25 Andri Syawaludin

7817100936

2020 Development Instruments of Measuring Student’s Nationalism Attitude Based Rasch Model

http://repository.unj.ac.id/id/eprint/7614

This  study  aims  todevelop  a  valid  and  reliable  instrument  of  measuring  student’snationalism attitude. Theoreticalvalidation involves twenty-five (25)experts, consistingoffive (5)experts, and expert analysis in a panel consisting oftwenty (20)persons.Therespondentforfirst  stage  of  empirical  validation  involved  150  students,  while  thesecond  stage  of  empirical  validation  involved  420  students.Research  site  at  the  stateand  private  campus  in  Samarinda,  East  Kalimantan.  The  analysis  using  the  Raschmodel  (winstepsprogram).The results of the analysis produced a standard instrumentof  student  nationalism  of  35  items  from  3  dimensions.In  addition,  the  validityconcurrentof  comparison  with  the  instrument  of  national  bond  and  its  coaching,showed  the  result  of  correlationAnd  followed  by  attenuation  correction,  meaning  asignificant  correlation.Thus  the  instrument  development  of  student’s  nationalismmeasurement obtained 35 valid and reliableitems, as the final instrument.

 

Keywords:instrument  development,  measurement  instrument  of  student  nationalism,concurrent validity, Rasch model.

 

26 Ellis Salsabila

7817120675

2020 Influence of Learning Strategy and Authentic Assessment Toward Students’ Mathematical Proving Ability By Controlling Prerequisite Concepts Understanding

http://repository.unj.ac.id/id/eprint/11822

The  aim  of  this  study  was  to  obtain  information  about  the  effect  of  learning  strategy and authentic assessment on students’ mathematical proving ability by controlling the understanding of prerequisite concepts. This study was a quasi-experimental research, and  the  experimental  design  was  2×2  factorial  design.  The  dependent  variable  was mathematical proving ability (Y), the independent variables were learning strategy (A) and  authentic  assessment  (B),  while  the  covariate  variable  was  the  understanding  of prerequisite concepts (X). The research subjects were 120 students of the Mathematics Study   Program   and   the   Mathematics   Education   Study   Program,   Faculty   of Mathematics  and  Natural  Sciences,  class  of  2015/2016.  Data  analysis  was  performed using  two-way  covariance  analysis  (ANCOVA)  to  test  the  main  effect  and  interaction effect, then followed by t-test to examine the one-side main effect and the simple effect. After  controlling  the  understanding  of  prerequisite  concepts,  it  were  obtained  that:  1) mathematical proving ability of students who received the abductive-deductive learning strategy  was  higher  than  the  mathematical  proving  ability  of  students  who  received conventional  learning  strategy,  2)  mathematical  proving  ability  of  students  who received  performance  assessment  techniques  was  higher  than  mathematical  proving ability  of  students  who  received  portfolio  assessment  techniques,  3)  there  was  an interaction  effect  in  the  application  of  learning  strategy  and  the  authentic  assessment toward   mathematical   proving   abilities,   4)   for   students   were   given   performance assessment  techniques,  the  mathematical  proving  ability  of  students  who  received abductive-deductive learning strategy was higher than the mathematical proving ability of students who received conventional learning strategy, 5) for students who are given portfolio  assessment  techniques,  the  mathematical  proving  ability  of  students  who received  abductive-deductive  learning  strategy  was  not  lower  than  the  mathematical proving  abilities  of  students  who  received  conventional  learning  strategy,  6)  for students  who  are  given  the  abductive-deductive  learning  strategy,  the  mathematical proving  abilities  of  students  who  received  performance  assessment  techniques  was higher   than   mathematical   proving   abilities   of   students   who   received   portfolio assessment  techniques,  and  7)  for  students  who  are  given  conventional  learning strategy,  the  mathematical  proving  ability  of  students  who  received  performance assessment techniques was not lower than the mathematical proving ability of students who  received  portfolio  assessment  techniques.  The  novelty  of  this  research  lies  in  the dependent  variable,  namely  mathematical  proving  ability,  and  the  application  of abductive-deductive learning strategy and authentic assessment in learning process.

 

Keywords:mathematical   proving   ability,   abductive-deductive   learning   strategy, authentic assessment

 

27 Wahyudin Rajab

7817120694

2020 The Influence of Leadership, Social Support And Organizational Culture on The Quality of Implementation of Community Services At Poltekes Kemenkes Ri Jakarta Iii

 

http://repository.unj.ac.id/id/eprint/11605

The purpose of this study was to analyze the effect of the quality of the implementation of community service and the variables that affect the Polytechnic Ministry of Health RI Jakarta  III.  This  research  uses  a  quantitative  approach  with  a  survey  method.  The sample  of  this  study  was  200  lecturers  and  staff  at  the Poltekes  RI  Ministry  of  Health Jakarta III. The results of this study indicate that; (1) there is a positive direct influence of leadership on quality, (2) there is a positive direct effect of social support on quality, (3) there is a positive direct influence of organizational culture on quality,(4) there is a positive  direct  effect  of  leadership  on  organizational  culture,  (5)  there  is  a  positive direct effect of social support on organizational culture, (6) there is a positive indirect effect  of  leadership  on  quality  through  organizational  culture,  (7)  there  is  a  positive indirect  effect  of  social  support  on  quality  through  organizational  culture.  Thus improving  the  quality  of  lecturers  and  staff  can  be  achieved  well  if  there  is  a  strong influence   from   leadership,   social   support,   organizational   culture,   which   is   well maintained.

 

Keywords: leadership, social support, organizational culture, quality

 

28 Yasri

7817140299

2020 Education and training centre for Edducation and regigious technical personnel agency for research and development and education and training of the ministry of relion, Indonesia This study aimed to evaluate the impact of the Technical Functional of the Madrasah’s Teacher Training  Program  held  by  the  Technical  Center  of  the  Ministry  of  Religious  Affairs.  The  evaluative research  used a modified Kirkpatrick level Result model and case study method. The study was conducted in  58  Madrasah  with518  respondents  consisting  of  trainees  alumni,  colleagues,  and  head  master  of Madrasah. Data collection techniques used  in this study were questionnaires, observation and interviews. The findings data in this evaluation were processed by qualitative and quantitative techniques. The finding showed that the alumni who attended the program have beenable to develop the curriculum, develop learning  materials,  utilize  ICT  for  self-development,  develop  tools  and  implement  learning process  and  assessment,  ensurequality  planning,  complete  routine  work,  solvingproblems, improve  working  relationships  and  cooperation, implementing  the  results  of  the training,  receiving and  advising,    improve  discipline  and  loyalty. But  unfortunately,  the  alumnus  did  not  utilize    ICT facilities  in  learning, did  not do reflective action, did  not implement knowledge and skill  in work.This capability  is  not  entirely  due  to  the  role  of  the  Technical  Training  Center  of  the  Ministry  of  Religious Affairs.

Keywords:  Evaluation  training  program,  competency,  alumni  performance,  madrasah performance,

29 Muhardis

7817167402

2020 The Evaluation of Item Writing Program Bloom’s Taxonomy Level Based Siap Application (Combining Alkin’s Evaluation Model and Kirkpatrick’s Evaluation Model)

http://repository.unj.ac.id/id/eprint/10311

The evaluation of item writing program Bloom taxonomy level based SIAP application is carried  out  to  obtain  information  about  the  goals  of  the  program  seen  from  the components of the Alkin’s evaluation model and the Kirkpatrick’s evaluation model so that  it  can  provide  recommendations  to  policy  makers,  both  at  the  Pusmenjar  and Balitbangbuk  levels.  This  is  evaluation  research  using  quantitative  methods  to  collect data    related  to  the  four  levels  of  Kirkpatrick’s  evaluation  models  and  qualitative methods to obtain data on the five stages of evaluation of the Alkin’s model. The study was  conducted  in  Pusmenjar,  Balitbangbuk,  Ministry  of  education  and  culture,  with respondents   from   Indonesian   teachers   who   were   writers   on   Pusmenjar.   The questionnaire  used  is  digital  based,  namely  the  participants  writing  items  to  fill  out  the questionnaire  through  the  page  that  has  been  provided  in  the  SIAP  (Sistem  Informasi Aplikasi  Penilaian)  application.  The  results  obtained  are  the  SIAP  application  features are  complete  (44.6%  Agree),  the  writing  is  legible  (57.8%  Agree),  and  easy  to  use (43.9%  Agree).  That  is,  participants  found  it  helpfull  to  write  item  with  the  SIAP application.  What  needs  to  be  improved  in  the  future  is  the  use  of  equations,  tables, figures, and foreign languages that are synchronized with Ms. Word and Ms. Excel. The person in charge of materials must also re-analyze these needs, plan corrective steps so that the next year’s problem writing program becomes better.

Keywords:  program  evaluation,  item  writing,  Alkin’s  evaluation  model,  Kirkpatrick’s evaluation model, SIAP application

 

30 Prawidi Wisnu Subroto

7817158063

2020 Evaluation of The Mathematics Teacher Professional Development Programs in The Subject  Teachers’ Forum

http://repository.unj.ac.id/id/eprint/8361

One of the efforts to improve teacher professionalism, the Directorate General  of  Quality  Improvement  of  Educators  and  Education  Personnel  makes policies on the Development Standards of Teachers Working Groups (TWG) for Elementary  Schools  and  Subject  Teachers’ Forum (STF) for Middle Schools, High Schools and Vocational Schools (Depdiknas, 2008). This policy is based on the  Law  of  the  Republic  of  Indonesia  number  14  of  2005  concerning  Teachers and Lecturers, which is expected to provide the right opportunityfor teachers to attend training, writing scientific papers, meeting at TWG or STF. The purpose of  this  study  in  general  is  to  obtain  information  about  the  effectiveness  of  the professional development program for junior high school mathematics teachers inSTF  in  the  region  of  Kota  Tangerang  from  the  perspective  of  the  CIPP (Context,   Input,   Process,   Product)   and   Kirkpatrick   (Reaction,   Learning, Behavior,  Result)  evaluation  models.  The  research  method  uses  a  combination of  the  components  of  the  two  models  formed  into  four  evaluation  components, namely:  (1)  Perceptions:  a  combination  of  Context-Input  and  Reaction;  (2) Experience:   a   combination   of   Process   and

Learning;   (3)   Continuity:   a combination  of  Product  and  Behavior;  and  (4)  Impact:  a  combination  of Product  and  Results.  The  research  findings  show  that  there  are  four  activities carried  out  in  the  STF  of  13  standard  program  activities,  namely  seminars, training, peer coaching, and professional learning community. The results of the evaluation  of  the professional  development  program  for  junior  high  school mathematics  teachers  at  STF  in  Kota  Tangerang  have  a  beneficial  impact  on school institutions in the form of improving the quality of learning. This program is    also    effective    in    increasing    teacher    professionalism    and    positively contributing  to  student  learning  outcomes.  Although  the  score  of  learning assesssment  is  still  in  the  less  category,  there  are  significant  differences  from before. Thus, the policy regarding the development of STF program activities is recommended  to  be  continued  with  improvements,  namely  improvements  in terms  of  stakeholder  support  for  the  fulfillment  of  13  standard  STF  program activities and improvement in the quality of STF management based on teacher’s real problems in managing learning.

 

Keywords: perceptions, experience, continuity, impact

 

31 Aminah Alatas

7817004164

2020 Evaluation of Educational Nursing Program Stikes Kesetiakawanan Sosial Indonesia (CIPPO Evaluation Program)

http://repository.unj.ac.id/id/eprint/11610

This research was aimed at evaluentory the management of nursing educational program. The research methodology used was CIPPO (Context, Input, Proces, Product, Outcome) Evaluational model. Referring to context, input, process, output, and outcome. The study was conducted at nursing education STIKes KESOSI at the Jl. Bojong Raya No.58 West Jakarta. The study found that based on context evaluation, STIKes KESOSI was assumed having very strategic and important role as the fundamental evaluation instrument which could be applied in this institutions. The study also found there were some problems in the implementation. The problems were: (1) there were who many nersing employees still had low knowledge on The Role And Function, and (2) Global Market (International Market) its need professional of nursing employees,in this situation STIKesKESOSI should be improved it’s curriculum,(3) STIKes KESOSI need more laboratorium and nursing tool /kit wich can optimally used as standard criteria, (4) STIKes Kesosi has a little account of student it’s mean needmore promotion in order to be known by the public.

 

Keywords: evaluation,of nersing educational program, CIPPO model Base on the result, it’s suggested to build it’s capacities through it’s facility and it’s laboratory

 

32 Andri Syawaludin

7817100936

2020 Development Instruments of Measuring Student’s Nationalism Attitude Based Rasch Model

http://repository.unj.ac.id/id/eprint/7614

This study aims to develop a valid and reliable instrument of measuring student’s nationalism attitude. Theoretical validation involves twenty-five (25) experts, consisting of five (5) experts, and expert analysis in a panel consisting of twenty (20) persons. The respondent for first stage of empirical validation involved 150 students, while the second stage of empirical validation involved 420 students. Research site at the state and private campus in Samarinda, East Kalimantan. The analysis using the Rasch model (winsteps program). The results of the analysis produced a standard instrument of student nationalism of 35 items from 3 dimensions. In addition, the validity concurrent of comparison with the instrument of national bond and its coaching, showed the result of correlation And followed by attenuation correction, meaning a significant correlation. Thus the instrument development of student’s nationalism measurement obtained 35 valid and reliable items, as the final instrument.

 

Keywords: instrument development, measurement instrument of student nationalism, concurrent validity, Rasch model

 

33 Deni Hadiana

7817140289

2020 Anomalous Behavior Detection Method in Large Scale Computerbased Test Based on Responses And Response Time

http://repository.unj.ac.id/id/eprint/11574

This quantitative study aims to analyze and compare methods for detecting anomalous behavior in large-scale computer-based tests based on responses and response times comprehensively. The responses data and response time used in this study is secondary data obtained from the Center for Educational Assessment, Research and Development Agency, Ministry of Education and Culture. The responses and response time are processed and analyzed statistically for use in determining and comparing methods to detect test taker anomalous behavior by considering the threshold time, response time, responses, item parameters, and ability or person parameter. Based on the results of the analysis and interpretation of the anomalous behavior detection method, it is found that (1) the method of determining the threshold time based on TS developed in this study is more sensitive than the VI, 2.5SD, and 2.75SD methods in distinguishing anomalous behavior and normal behavior of test taker based on response time; and (2) the Rasch Model outfit method is more effective in detecting random responding anomalous behavior based on responses compared to the IJ method; (3) the TCTS method developed in this study is the most effective method in detecting the anomalous behavior of test-takers based on response time; (4) The BC-TS, SC-TS, PBC-TS, PSC-TS, BBC-TS, and BSC-TS methods developed in this study are the most effective methods in detecting anomalous behavior of test-takers based on response time and responses.

 

Keywords: response time, threshold, responses, anomalous detection method, anomalous behavior

 

34 Ilham Falani

7817167507

2020 Combination of Item Response Theory Scoring Models in Mixed-Format Test

http://repository.unj.ac.id/id/eprint/8631

This study aims to compare the precision comparison of Item Response Theory model items in ability estimation on mixed format tests. The combination of models used in this study are the MultipleChoice Model and the Graded Response Model (MCM+GRM), as a comparison used combination of 3 Parameter Logistic Models and Generalized Partial Credit Model (3PLM + GPCM). This research also explores by comparing the level of precision of the capability estimation results generated from the calibration of the model separately, namely: 3PLM, MCM, GPCM, and GRM. This study uses responses from 1704 Junior High School students on mixed-format tests for mathematics. The test used consisted of 30 items Multiple Choice (MC) and 5 items Constructed Response (CR). The criteria for the level of precision used in this study is the estimated variance. The research hypothesis testing was carried out by using the Variance Test (F Test). Based on the results of the analysis it has been concluded that the combination of MCM+GRM produces a higher level of precision compared to 3PLM + GPCM, both for simultaneous and separate calibration conditions. In addition, MCM+GRM also produces higher test information function scores compared to other models. This makes MCM + GRM a combination of models that are recommended in estimating the ability using mixed-format test participants, especially in mathematics and other fields that have similar characteristics

 

Keywords: Precision Level, Ability Estimation, Mixed Format Test,

 

35 Indra Jaya

7817100948

2020 An Evaluation Program of the Inclusive Education Resource Center in the Province of Dki Jakarta

http://repository.unj.ac.id/id/eprint/14824

The inclusive education organized in regular schools highly requires a supporting system in order to run well and allow the teachers to provide proper education for children of special needs. One of the systems possibly to conduct is by implementing a program of the Inclusive Education Resource Center at special needs schools. The Provincial Government of DKI Jakarta by the Office of Education issues a Decree Number 273/2012 concerning The Appointment of Inclusive Education Resource Center of the Province of DKI Jakarta. This study aims to identify effectiveness and success of the inclusive education resource center program at special needs schools appointed by the Office of Education of DKI Jakarta. A mix-method combining qualitative and quantitative approaches was employed in this evaluative study in addition to a combination of Context, Input, Process, Product dan Outcome (CIPPO) model and Hammond Model. Findings of the study show that: (1) context component, all aspects and indicators have met the criteria; (2) input component, all aspects have not met the criteria, i.e. fund readiness, exclusion of the program managers in the organizational structure; (3) process component, all aspects have not met the criteria, i.e. counselling and consultation services for the teachers of inclusive schools, and socialization of resource center program implementation; (4) product component, all aspects have met the criteria; and (5) outcome component, all aspects have not met the criteria i.e. skills of the teachers’ at the inclusive education organizers for implementing the learning designed for special needs children in inclusive schools.

 

Keywords: Program Evaluation, Resource Center, Inclusive Education

 

36 Sarmidi

7817111243

2020 The influence of Motivation, Discipline, Adversity Quotient and Integrity Toward Teachers Competency Test of Physical Education and Sport Teachers.

http://repository.unj.ac.id/id/eprint/11381

The purpose of this study was to determine the effect of exogenous variables, namely motivation, discipline, adversity quotient, integrity on the Teacher Competency Test (UKG) of Sport and Health Physical Education (penjasorkes) in Banjarmasin and Banjarbaru city. The research type/model is quantitatif associative with the survey method. For data analysis to determine the effect of exogenous variables with endogenous variables and between variables using Path Analysis with statistical calculation using Lisrel 8.80 and SPSS version 20.0. Research data were collected using a research instrument in the form of a questionnaire from four exiting exogenous variables namely motivation, discipline, adversity quotient, integrity and documentary analysis for endogenous variables, namely the results of the Teacher Competency Test (UKG) of Sport and Health Physical Education Teachers). The results showwed that the variables of motivation, discipline, adversity quotient and integrity had a positive direct effect on the UKG teachers of penjasorkes in Banjarmasin and Banjarbaru city. Discipline and integrity variables have an effect on UKG but the path coefficient is relatively small, so it is considered that the effect is weak.

 

Keywoord : Motivation, Discipline, Adversity Quotient, Integrity and UKG of Penjasorkes Teachers

 

37 Khaerul Budhy Nagara

7817070742

2020 Evaluation Of Integrative Thematic Learning Programs In Primary Schools : Combination Model Stake’s Countenance And CIPP

 

The purpose of this study is to evaluate the extent of integrative thematic learning programs in elementary schools that have been carried out to achieve the minimum competency standards of learning outcomes for students in grades I, II and III of Pre- Sumatih elementary schools. This study uses a qualitative evaluative approach with a combination of stakeholder models and CIPP models, the complementary combination can be seen in the evaluation design and planning of the activities carried out. The results of this study indicate that the implementation of integrative thematic learning programs in 5 Elementary Schools in Prabumulih city is a government policy and is still in the development stage in the field of education in Indonesia, so there are still many references or evaluation reports that have tried and measured the effectiveness of the program. The details are explained as follows: 1) Context Aspect: The foundation of integrative thematic learning is precisely implemented in the low class because it is in accordance with the development of students. 2) Antecedent aspects: the condition of the students 80% according to the requirements which means the category is very good, the leadership of the principal is 83.33% according to the indicator or category is very good, facilities and infrastructure are good and complete 74.80% which means the good category, 100% financing is fulfilled or the category is very good, the academic calendar is 100% fulfilled which means the category is very good, the administrative requirements of the teacher are based on 100% tenure according to the standard which means very good, the administrative requirements of the teacher are based on educational qualifications 53.33% according to the standard which means the category sufficient, administrative requirements of teachers based on 100% training duration according to standards which means very good, availability of books 100% fulfilled which means very good, learning planning 77.78% according to indicators that are meaningful in good categories. 3) Transaction aspects: The implementation of integrative thematic learning is 81.66% according to meaningful indicators in the very good category, the implementation of integrative thematic learning with scientific approach 78.87% according to meaningful indicators in good categories. 70% authentic assessment is carried out according to standards which means good categories. 4) Product Aspect: The achievement of the value of knowledge is 88.39% which means the category is very good, 100% attitude is good and the skill is 88.21% which means the category is very good. 5) The impact obtained by students in class IV after receiving integrative thematic lessons in classes I, II and III is very good, students are more active and communicative in learning. Mathematical subjects that stand alone in class IV are easily understood by students because students are accustomed to seeing mathematics something congress. The results of learning mathematics are also very good. The conclusion of the results of this research is integrative thematic learning in Pre- Sumatih elementary school in four aspects, namely context, anticedent, product, outcomes in the excellent category, while one aspect is transaction in the good category.

 

Keywords: Program evaluation, integrative thematic learning, the stake’s Countenance, CIPP

 

38 Utomo

7817111253

2020 Evaluation Of The National Paralympic Committee Program In Developing Adaptive Sport Achievement For Persons With Disabilities In South Borneo Province

http://repository.unj.ac.id/id/eprint/11706

The purpose of this study is to evaluate the National Paralympic Committee (NPC) Program in the Development of Adaptive Sports Achievement for Persons with Disabilities in South Borneo Province. The method used in this study is evaluation research through quantitative and qualitative approaches by combining two theories, such as the CIPP model developed by Daniel L. Stufflebeam and the Snake model in the outcome section of the study outcome. The achievement of the context component indicators in all sports that are fostered by the NPC of South Borneo shows quite effective results, meaning that ten sports that provide a guide for paralympic athletes are in accordance with the objectives and vision and mission, needs, sports laws, and other legislation. The achievement of the input component indicator in the sports fostered by the NPC of South Borneo from ten sports shows that there are only two sports that can achieve effectiveness, such as swimming and archery, while the other eight sports are only able to achieve fairly effective results. The results of the evaluation of the achievement of the process component indicators in all sports fostered by the NPC of South Borneo show that seven sports get effective results and three sports are quite effective. The sports that are already in the effective category are athletics, swimming, table tennis, archery, badminton, weight lifting, and CP football. Meanwhile, there is an effective category, such as judo, chess, and shooting. The results of the product component indicators’ evaluation are the athlete’s achievement with the achievement of a medal at a match or championship. Effective sports are athletics, swimming, and weight lifting, then in the quite effective category there are two sports, such as archery and CP football, in the less effective category there are two sports, such as table tennis and badminton, while in the ineffective category there are three sports such as judo, chess, and shooting. The results of the outcome component indicators’ evaluation as a whole the average results are effective, there are seven sports, such as athletics, swimming, table tennis, archery, badminton, CP football, shooting. The ineffective category has one sport, such as weight lifting, while the ineffective category consists of two sports, such as judo and chess.

 

Keywords: Evaluation Program, CIPP & O, NPC of South Borneo

 

39 Agus Jayadi

7817130247

2020 The Effect of Intelectual Intelegency, Discipline, Hardwork, and Creativity on Islamic Relegious Education Learning Achievement in Vocational High Schools in Praya Sub-Disctrict

http://repository.unj.ac.id/id/eprint/19831

This study aims to know the effect of intellectual intelligence, discipline, hard work and creativity on Islamic Religious Education (PAI) subject learning achievement. This study employed a causal survey method with a path analysis technique approach. Therewere 228 Vocational High School (SMKN) of Praya sub-disctricts students assisted as the respondents. The questionnaire, observation, and interview were utilized for pursuing the demanded data. The results of the study revealed that the intellectual intellegency directly and positively affected the sttudents‟ learning achievement (0.265), diciplines (0.214), hard work (0.223), and creativity (0.148). Furthermore, the students‟ creativity was directly and positively affected by intellectual intellegency (0.190), discipline (0.159), and hard work (0.172). Thus, this study discovered that of the four variables, the intellectual intellegency contributed most significantly toward students‟ learning achievement than the other variables. These results designated that students‟ learning achievement on PAI subject in particular can be best enhanced through intellectual intellegency, dicipline, hard work, and creativity.

Keywords: intellectual intellegency, discipline, hard work, creativity, amd learning achievement.

 

 

40 Kosasih Ali Abu Bakar

7817090935

2020 Evaluation of Implementation Policy of New Admission Student Based on Zoning System

http://repository.unj.ac.id/id/eprint/8018

The policy of admission student with zoning system based on proximity of student residence to school, the indicators are student capacity at school and quantity potential of students in the zoning area become the most important matter. This study aims to determine the extent of the success of the implementation of admission student policies and conduct an analysis of the factors that influence the success of this policy implementation. This study uses a mixed method, this research is a qualitative research that supported by quantitative research. The research began by secondary data analysis based on issues/problems and problem map formulated come from mass media/media online, data anaysis from previous researchs, monitoring and evaluation also research by ministry of education and culture, then do survey. The discusses provide options and recommendations of policy and standard operational procedure in policy implementation based on the socialization stage in communication factors, the policy formulation stage with commitment factor, and the policy implementation stage with resource and organizational structure factors. Moreover, this research also to identify the implementation model that currently use, to propose conceptual implementation model that should be used, and to propose the concept of the acceleration implementation model for policy based on regulation on education field that fit with situation and condition in Indonesia.

 

Keywords: admission of new students, zoning, evaluation, policy, model

 

41. Iyan Irdiyansyah

7817167616

2021 Developing Environmental Literacy Instruments Of State Elementary School Students In Bogor Problems related to environmental issues have always been an interesting topic to discuss, one of the topics is environmental literacy which is a part of science literacy. The objective of this study is to develop and produce a product in the form of an environmental literacy instrument for Elementary School students in Bogor City. It can be used as a measuring tool for students’ environmental literacy level. This instrument was developed based on conditions and culture in Indonesia, especially in Bogor. This study used Research and Development (RnD) method, and Four-D was used as a design. This study involved 1250 Elementary School Students and divided into a small sample of 250 and a large sample of 1000. Based on the data analysis, the results showed that 44 of the 50 statements tested met the validity and reliability criteria of the test and were able to measure constructs that had been well defined. As a conclusion, the instrument of environmental literacy can be used to measure the level of environmental literacy because it already has good criteria and fulfil the requirements of standardized instrument.

 

Keywords: Instrument Development, Environmental Literacy Instruments, Confirmatory Factor Analysis

 

42 Maskur

7817130257

2021 The Effect of Learning Independence, Social Intelligence, And English Text Reading Skills on English Text Writing Skills of Students Of Sman English In Depok City

 

http://repository.unj.ac.id/id/eprint/13160

This  research  aims  to  assess  the  effect  of  learning  independence,  social  intelligence, reading skills on writing skills of a rekon text in the district of Depok. The method used in this study is a causal survey method, with a path analysis technique. The populations of the  research  are  students  of  Public  Senior  High  Schools  (SMAN),  Grade XI  in  Depok District and 332 students were randomly selected for the sample. The questionnaires and tests  were  used  for  collecting  the  data.  The  results  of  the  study  revealed  that  learning independence  significantly  has  a  direct  positive  effect  on  reading skills  of  English  text with the coefficient of 0,40; Social intelligence significantly has a direct positive effect on reading  skills  of  English  text  with  the  coefficient  of  0,42;  Learning  independence significantly has a direct positive effect on the writing skills of an English rekon text (0, 22); Social intelligence significantly has a direct positive effect on the writing skills of an English rekon text (0, 24); English reading skills significantly have direct positive effect on  the  writing  skills  of  anEnglish  rekon  text  (0,  56).  Besides,  learning  independence significantly  has  an indirect positive  effect on the writing skills  of an English rekon text through  the  reading  skills  of  English  (0,224);  Social  intelligence  significantly  has  an indirect   positive   effect   on   the   writing   skills   of   an   English   rekon   text   (0,   235). Furthermore, the total effect of learning independence on the writing skills of an English rekon  text  is  0,444;  the  total  effect  of  social  intelligence  on  the  writing  skills  of  an English rekon text is 0,475.

 

Keywords: learning  independence,  social intelligence,  reading  skills  of  English,  writing skills of English rekon texts.

 

43 Rivo Panji Yudha

9913917005

2021 Development Of Performance Assessment Instruments In First High School Geometry Materials

 

 

http://repository.unj.ac.id/id/eprint/12496

The purpose of this study was to develop a performance assessment instrument on subject matter of geometric through the many facet rasch model approach. Data were collected from 100 students on a small scale and 250 students on a large scale in junior high schools using 3 raters. The performance assessment instrument in the form of a rubric is used to assess the student’s process of working on the questions, each question has a different rubric. The Rasch Many Faceted Measurement Model (MFRM) is used to analyze data by looking at three aspects, namely the facet person, rater agreement, and difficulty domain using the Facet program. For the facet person, the rater separation ratio was 4.96, while the reliability of the separation index was 2.15 which indicates that the assessors are separated reliably. The stratum index is 3.21 which indicates that there are three strata of rater severity that differ statistically in the sample of these 4 raters. The rater agrement obtained the reliability of the rater separation of 0.87 and the correlation between each assessor and the other ranged between 0.40 and 0.63, indicating adequate agreement among the raters in assessing test participants with their level of competence. The Difficulty Domain on the variable maps shows that the hard to soft range is from about +1 to −1 logit. Obviously, the ratings are not as bad, but the spread looks good considering there are 4 ratings. At the level of instrument practicality using the Glicman formula obtained from the T score of each rater I of 58, rater IX obtained a T score of 58.61, and from rater IV the lowest T score was 50.03 and it can be said that in general it is considered practical by the teachers. (rater) in assessing the practicality level of the instrument.

 

Keywords: Performance assessment, rater, many-facet rasch measurement model (MFRM)

 

44 Yuni Asdhiani

9031917008

2021 Clinical Supervision Instrument Development Teacher of Islamic Religion Education With a Multi Facet Rasch Model Approach

http://repository.unj.ac.id/id/eprint/20786

This study aims to determine (i) the effect of the assessor (ii) the validation (iii) the reliability of the clinical supervision assessment instrument for Islamic religious education teachers. This research is in the form of development research with the aim of producing a product in the form of a clinical supervision assessment instrument for Islamic Religious Education teachers. The development model used is an R&D development model. The study population was a certified Islamic Religious Education teacher in Bekasi Regency. The research sample of 50 people/teachers of Islamic Religious Education was taken by proportional stratified random sampling. The number of assessors/supervisors of Islamic Education was 7 people and the number of indicator items was 23 using the service rubric. The research data were collected using an instrument in the form of a questionnaire, and analyzed using the Multi facets Rasch Model. The results showed: (i) there is no evidence of assessment in the form of severity in the clinical assessment instrument of Islamic religious education because it has a value of 0.01 and has a value of -0.42 log, which has a separation value of 1, 12 and reliability of 0, 55 means that it is of sufficient value (ii) the results of content validation on the clinical supervision instrument for Islamic Religious Education teachers are based on the CVR value of 0.99 then all items are declared valid and suitable for further research (iii) Reliability results in large-scale research on items Initial indicators 23 to 20 by cleaning item numbers 2, 12 and 21, so that the remaining indicator item numbers are 20 items with a reliability value of 0.98 meaning that the instrument has a fairly high quality of stability, this shows good inter-rater.

 

Keywords: Clinical supervision, Performance of Islamic Religious Education teachers, MFRM