THE DEVELOPMENT OF INDUCTIVE LEARNING ACTIVITIES PACKAGE WITH GROUP PROCESS ON CALCULUS 2 FOR UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT
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The purpose of this research were: 1) to develop and effectiveness of Inductive Learning Activities With Group Processes On Calculus 2 for Undergraduate Student, 2) to study learning achievement after learning by Inductive Learning Activities With Group Processes On Calculus 2 for Undergraduate Student with criteria, 3) to study behavior’s group working by learning with Inductive Learning Activities With Group Processes, and The population consisted of 23 undergraduates who enrolled Calculus 2 in the second semester of the academic year 2015. The instruments in this research are: 1) Inductive Learning Activities With Group Processes On Calculus 2 for Undergraduate Student, 2) the quality assessment form for Inductive Learning Activities With Group Processes 3) Learning Achievement Test. The data were analyzed by frequency, percentage, mean, standard deviations and t-test. The results of this research were :1) The Inductive Learning Activities With Group Processes on the topic Derivative efficiency is 76.62/79.90, 2) The learning achievement after using Inductive Learning Activities with Group Processes pass the criteria , 3) behavior’s Group working is good level
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