Abstract

This study aims to improve students' scientific work skills by using a STEM-integrated Project Based Learning approach with simple water wheel props on energy and work in class X high school physics learning. The method used is classroom action research. The research was carried out in two cycles in class X SMA Negeri 1 Koto XI Tarusan on the material of work and energy by making a water wheel project. Aspects of students' scientific work skills observed were skills in asking questions, planning experiments, making observations, using tools/materials, analyzing experimental results, making conclusions, compiling experimental reports, and presentation skills. In the first cycle, students' work scientific skills were 64.35%, while in the second cycle, they were 78.5%. In addition to scientific work skills, students' conceptual knowledge also increased by 9.15%. The conclusion from this study is that the application of the STEM-integrated Project Based Learning approach with the waterwheel props can improve students' scientific skills. The STEM-integrated Project Based Learning approach with effective waterwheel teaching aids to improve students' scientific skills on energy and work materials in physics learning. Keywords: Scientific Work Skills, Physics, Project Based Learning, STEM

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