Abstract

The type of this research is a Class Action Research (CAR) with the purpose to analyze the application of the civic education’s learning outcome about the fighting values in Pancasila formulation as the state foundation of the students of Class VI A the Elementary School of Kasreman with the bamboo dancing method on the first Semester of the 2018/2019 year academic. The subjects of this research are the students of Class VI A the Elementary School of Kasreman on the first Semester of the 2018/2019 year academic as much as twenty one children; consist of fourteen boys and seven girls. The data resources of this research are relating with learning activities and learning outcomes. Techniques of collecting data of this research are using non test technique and test technique. Technique of analyzing data of this research is using comparative description. The procedure of this research is an action research with the spiral model. The results of this research are 1) the Civic Education’s learning about the fighting values in Pancasila formulation as the state foundation is an individual and different task for each student, 2) the Civic Education’s learning about the fighting values in Pancasila formulation as the state foundation is only a single task with an optional question, 3) the Civic Education’s learnings about the fighting values in Pancasila formulation as the state foundation are increasing the learning activities; actively answering the questions form the teacher and other students, very actively asking the questions to the teacher and actively declaring the opinions and 4) the Civic Education’s learnings about the fighting values in Pancasila formulation as the state foundation are increasing the learning outcomes. The learning outcomes on the Early Condition are 62,14 for the average and 42,85% for the completeness. The learning outcomes on the First Cycle are 72,14 for the average and 71,42% for the completeness. The learning outcomes on the Second Cycle are 82,85 for the average and 85,71% for the completeness.

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