Abstract
Researched was purposes to improve learning outcomes subjects starter and charging system in class XI TKR student of SMK Putra Tama Bantul Academic Year 2014/2015 by using STAD. The experiment was conducted in SMK Putra Tama Bantul XI Academic Year 2014/2015 as a class by the number of study subjects was 26 students. This study is included classroom action research conducted in three cycles, each cycle carried out in four phases: 1. Planning the action, 2. Implementation of the action, 3. Observations, 4. Reflection. Data collection techniques in this class action research using test instruments in the form of questions about the pre-test and post-test was used to measure the improvement of student learning outcomes while the non-test instrument using observation sheet used to measure students learning activities. The results showed that the application of the method of STAD (Student Team Achievement Division) can improve student learning outcomes in subjects starter and charging system. This can be seen from the acquisition of the average value obtained by the students in the first cycle of 65.76 with a highest score of 75 the lowest value of 40. In the second cycle the average value obtained by students at 73.84 with a highest score of 85 acquisition lowest score of 60. In the third cycle of acquisition average value of 77.5 a high of 85. The activity of students in the first cycle of 23.07% is included in the low category. Activity of students in the second cycle 37.82% is included in the low category. Activity of students in the third cycle of 57.05% in the high category. Based on the results of action research can be concluded that the use of STAD method can improve learning outcomes and charging system subjects in class XI student of SMK Putra Tama TKR Bantul with success indicators 88.46% of the total students.
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