Abstract

This study aims to determine the cognitive learning outcomes of students through learning the Discovery Learning model that uses practicum material bricks mixed by durian and coconut skin. The briquettes were implemented as practicum materials on temperature and heat learning in the Discovery Learning model to improve learning outcomes of KIR students in SMP N 15 Kota Bengkulu. Bomb Calorimeter in Chemical Laboratory Basic Science UNIB was used to determine the calorific value of briquette variations in the mixture of durian and coconut shell skin. The characteristics of briquette were carried out in the Science Laboratory. The instrument used in learning implementation was a multiple-choice test form that has been validated. Result of learning implementation showed that students’ cognitive learning outcomes increased after Discovery Learning model was implemented. The N-gain value was 0.78 in the high group, 0.57 in the medium group, and 0.53 in the low group.

Highlights

  • Durian is a tropical plant from Southeast Asia that has a taste many people like (Wahidin Nuriana et al, 2013; Hasbullah et al, 2018)

  • This study aims to determine the cognitive learning outcomes of students through learning the Discovery Learning model that uses practicum material bricks mixed by durian and coconut skin

  • Durian skin calorific value is still below the SNI standard of 5,000 cal/gram, but can be increased if it mixed with high biomass calorific values

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Introduction

Durian is a tropical plant from Southeast Asia that has a taste many people like (Wahidin Nuriana et al, 2013; Hasbullah et al, 2018). Indonesian people, especially in Bengkulu, only consume durian meat but its skin becomes a waste that gives a problem in the environment. Durian skin waste can be used as an alternative energy source by making briquettes. Durian skin briquette calorific value is 3,786.95 cal/gram (Hatta, 2007). Durian skin calorific value is still below the SNI standard of 5,000 cal/gram, but can be increased if it mixed with high biomass calorific values. Biomass with a high calorific value is usually used as a mixing base in the manufactu-

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