Authors :
Mita Laretasya; Utiya Azizah
Volume/Issue :
Volume 9 - 2024, Issue 11 - November
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DOI :
https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/IJISRT24NOV429
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Abstract :
As part of chemistry learning, students are
faced with the need to master various chemical concepts
that have been previously learned and be able to connect
these concepts with the material they are learning to
achieve a comprehensive understanding. Students who
have difficulty in understanding concepts correctly will
cause concept errors or misconceptions. Finding these
misconceptions is the first step in helping students
overcome them. A diagnostic test is one technique for
identifying misconceptions. The purpose of this study is to
develop a four-tier multiple-choice (FTMC) diagnostic
test that may be used to determine students'
misconceptions about chemical bonding materials in
terms of validity, practicality and efficacy. Without the
implementation stage, this kind of research is research
and development (R&D) utilizing the ADDIE
development model (Analyze, Design, Development,
Implementation, Evaluation). The limited trial was
conducted on 30 students of SHS 1 Dukun Gresik. Based
on content validity and construct validity, the findings
demonstrated that the four-tier multiple-choice (FTMC)
diagnostic test instrument had a median score of 5,
indicating that it was deemed valid. According to the
students' questionnaire responses, the diagnostic test
instrument's practicality was 86.67%, with a very
practical category. Reliability and empirical validity tests
of the test items are used to determine effectiveness. Six
test items fell into the invalid category and fourteen test
items fell into the valid category, according to the test
item validity results. The test instrument was deemed
reliable after the reliability test yielded a reliability rating
of 0.780.
Keywords :
Diagnostic Test Instruments, Four Tier Multiple Choice (FTMC), Misconceptions, Chemical Bonds. I. INTRODUCTION
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As part of chemistry learning, students are
faced with the need to master various chemical concepts
that have been previously learned and be able to connect
these concepts with the material they are learning to
achieve a comprehensive understanding. Students who
have difficulty in understanding concepts correctly will
cause concept errors or misconceptions. Finding these
misconceptions is the first step in helping students
overcome them. A diagnostic test is one technique for
identifying misconceptions. The purpose of this study is to
develop a four-tier multiple-choice (FTMC) diagnostic
test that may be used to determine students'
misconceptions about chemical bonding materials in
terms of validity, practicality and efficacy. Without the
implementation stage, this kind of research is research
and development (R&D) utilizing the ADDIE
development model (Analyze, Design, Development,
Implementation, Evaluation). The limited trial was
conducted on 30 students of SHS 1 Dukun Gresik. Based
on content validity and construct validity, the findings
demonstrated that the four-tier multiple-choice (FTMC)
diagnostic test instrument had a median score of 5,
indicating that it was deemed valid. According to the
students' questionnaire responses, the diagnostic test
instrument's practicality was 86.67%, with a very
practical category. Reliability and empirical validity tests
of the test items are used to determine effectiveness. Six
test items fell into the invalid category and fourteen test
items fell into the valid category, according to the test
item validity results. The test instrument was deemed
reliable after the reliability test yielded a reliability rating
of 0.780.
Keywords :
Diagnostic Test Instruments, Four Tier Multiple Choice (FTMC), Misconceptions, Chemical Bonds. I. INTRODUCTION