Authors :
Suwarno; Raditya Bayu Rahadian
Volume/Issue :
Volume 5 - 2020, Issue 12 - December
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Abstract :
This study aims to improve mathematics
learning results in the second grade of elementary school,
especially the matter of fractions. The background of the
research is the low learning outcomes achieved by
students due to the learning carried out does not pay
attention to the level of student development. This
research was classroom action research. The research
subjects were 23 students. The data collection instrument
used the observation sheet and documentation.
Quantitative data analysis techniques with descriptive
statistics were used in this study to compare conditions
before and after the action was carried out. The results
showed an increase in mathematics learning outcomes in
the subject of fractions. Student motivation shown in the
implementation of learning in the second cycle reached
3.91 (high category) with N-Gain reaching 46.49%. The
level of completeness has reached 100%. The average
value obtained by students in the second cycle was 80.2
and N-Gain reached 34.16%. This increase was due to the
learning carried out using fractional blocks. These results
illustrate that the use of fractional blocks can improve
mathematics learning outcomes, especially in the subject
of fractions.
Keywords :
Mathematics Learning, Fractional Blocks, Fractions.
This study aims to improve mathematics
learning results in the second grade of elementary school,
especially the matter of fractions. The background of the
research is the low learning outcomes achieved by
students due to the learning carried out does not pay
attention to the level of student development. This
research was classroom action research. The research
subjects were 23 students. The data collection instrument
used the observation sheet and documentation.
Quantitative data analysis techniques with descriptive
statistics were used in this study to compare conditions
before and after the action was carried out. The results
showed an increase in mathematics learning outcomes in
the subject of fractions. Student motivation shown in the
implementation of learning in the second cycle reached
3.91 (high category) with N-Gain reaching 46.49%. The
level of completeness has reached 100%. The average
value obtained by students in the second cycle was 80.2
and N-Gain reached 34.16%. This increase was due to the
learning carried out using fractional blocks. These results
illustrate that the use of fractional blocks can improve
mathematics learning outcomes, especially in the subject
of fractions.
Keywords :
Mathematics Learning, Fractional Blocks, Fractions.