Abstract

Learning will be meaningful if it links the students' real-life experiences with mathematical ideas or concepts in learning process through contextual issues. One of the meaningful mathematics and mathematical oriented learning in daily life experiences is scientific plus learning. The purpose of this research was to describe the students’ spiritual attitude and social competence, learning skills, and the improvement of students’ Mathematics achievement on the material “Numbers” in class VII.B of Junior High School of Satria Kendari through a scientific plus approach. This research was classroom action research and the subject of this research consisted of 34 students of class VII.B of Junior High School of Satria Kendari. The results showed that the students’ spiritual attitude were in the good category, social attitudes were in the good category, learning skills was predicated B+, Mathematics achievement was completed in the cycle IV with the average score was 79.96 and the percentage of completeness was 81.81% predicated A, and the learning management that was applied through a scientific plus approach by the teacher achieved 86% in the fourth cycle.

Highlights

  • Mathematics learning in Junior High School level needs to be designed properly through activities by using a variety of models, approaches or methods that already exist

  • According to Reigeluitn in Ahiri (2008), the measurement of learning achievement can be seen in the level of one's learning abilities demonstrated by their behavior changes as a result of experience

  • The typical characteristic of action research is that the actions to improve certain teaching and learning process in the classroom

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Introduction

Mathematics learning in Junior High School level needs to be designed properly through activities by using a variety of models, approaches or methods that already exist. The result can be seen from the output emphasized on the. According to Reigeluitn in Ahiri (2008), the measurement of learning achievement can be seen in the level of one's learning abilities demonstrated by their behavior changes as a result of experience. The achievement is observable behaviors and it demonstrates the ability of a person. The achievement is observable behaviors and it demonstrates the ability of a person. Sardiman (2007) argues that the learning outcomes which are achieved always bring knowledge and understanding or cause a reaction or an answer that can be understood and accepted by the mind

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