Improvement of Competence Students Through the Implementation of Problem Based Instruction on Laboratory of Building Materials’ Course

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10.2991/icieve-15.2016.20How to use a DOI?

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problem based instruction, laboratory building materials, cognitive competence, competence psychomotor, affective competencies

Abstract

This research is a classroom action research to students of Building Technique Education the State University of Surabaya. Subjects were 38 students who programmed the course of laboratory building materials. The research objective is to improve the competence of students, including cognitive, psychomotor and affective through the implementation of teaching based problems. Teaching is planned so that students are actively engaged and active to accomplish something on their own, or guided, and conducted in three cycles with the subject matter: 1) testing of bricks; 2) testing of tile materials, and 3) testing of ceramics. Indicators of success in cognitive and psychomotor aspects of competence can be achieved when 75% of all students obtained a score of at least 75. And the affective aspect is achieved when 75% of all students were on a scale of 4 and 5. The results showed that: 1) cognitive competence of students in cycle 1 was obtained by 39.47%, amounting to 57.89% cycle 2, and cycle 3 amounted to 76.32%. It means in the third cycle of the expected cognitive competency has been achieved, that is more than 75% of the students have achieved a minimum score of 75; 2) psychomotor competence in the form of performance tests show that, in cycle 1 was obtained 55.26%, 68.42% for cycle 2 and cycle 3 amounted to 78.95%. That is, in the third cycle of learning has reached a psychomotor competencies expected because more than 75% of the students have achieved a minimum score of 75; 3) affective competencies derived from the Likert scale observation shows that in cycle 1 was obtained 60.53%, 71.05% for cycle 2 and cycle 3 amounted to 81.58%. That is, in the third cycle of learning subjects building materials laboratory has achieved the expected results because more than 75% the number of students has reached a scale at least 4. The conclusion of this study are: problem-based instruction includes practice solving problems and providing measures for solving problems can increase student competency either cognitive, psychomotor, and affective on course materials laboratory building with the subject material testing bricks, tiles and ceramics

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© 2016, the Authors. Published by Atlantis Press.

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