Student Interest Research Articles

AB056. SOH24AB_012. The impact of a student led surgical conference on student knowledge and interest in surgical training

AB056. SOH24AB_012. The impact of a student led surgical conference on student knowledge and interest in surgical training

Enseñanza de inglés en clases de niveles mixtos en escuelas rurales

English education in mixed-level classes in rural schools is a complex and challenging task because it requires educators to address the students' multiple academic abilities, backgrounds, interests, and particular needs in a single class. This research synthesis, on the one hand, presents a systematic review and aims to explore the background of this educational setting, focusing on the diverse challenges that teachers come across when teaching English. On the other hand, it analyzes effective teaching strategies that help the instructor address these problems. By synthesizing existing research, this review tries to shed light on the implications for educators and curriculum developers in enhancing English language instruction in similar contexts. The methods involve a comprehensive analysis of scholarly articles, case studies, and empirical research published in peer-reviewed journals to provide insights into best practices for promoting inclusive learning environments and improving language outcomes of students in mixed-level classes in rural areas. The review pretends to contribute to the literature by compiling the most reported ongoing strategies in English classes in rural areas. In this way, it attempts to offer insights that can inform practice and contribute to the improvement of English language instruction in similar educational contexts, thus benefiting the field of foreign language research.

Analysis of student interest in participating in Inkai karate martial arts training

Analysis of student interest in participating in Inkai karate martial arts training

How does ethnoscience-students’ worksheet (ESW) influence in science learning?

Incorporating ethnoscience into lessons through the ethnoscience-students’ worksheet (ESW) is one method to improve student interest in science learning while introducing them to the local culture. However, no research was reported the effects of ESW on students' responses and the factors that influence ESW implementation in science learning. In order to better understand how students learn through ESW, this study investigated the relationship between ethnoscience context, science learning, and the implementation of students’ worksheets. Seventy-two students participated in the survey after they studied ethnoscience learning through ESW. Students’ responses are more influenced by science learning. In addition, the ethnoscience-integrated students’ worksheets (SW) variable indirectly affects students’ responses. Additionally, ESW affects students' responses more significantly than science learning and ethnoscience. This research provides insightful implications for educators on planning, designing, and practicing ESW to enhance students’ problem-solving motivation and academic achievement. Furthermore, to contribute significantly to future researchers, further research employed the structural equation model through covariance analysis, also known as confirmatory factor analysis (CFA).

Barriers to neurosurgery for medical students: a national study focused on the intersectionality of gender and race.

Despite 51.2% of medical school graduates being female, only 29.8% of neurosurgery residency applicants are female. Furthermore, only 12.6% of neurosurgery applicants identify as underrepresented in medicine (URM). Evaluating the entry barriers for female and URM students is crucial in promoting the equity and diversity of the neurosurgical workforce. The objective of this study was to evaluate barriers to neurosurgery for medical students while considering the interaction between gender and race. A Qualtrics survey was distributed widely to US medical students, assessing 14 factors of hesitancy toward neurosurgery. Likert scale responses, representing statement agreeability, converted to numeric values on a 7-point scale were analyzed by Mann-Whitney U-test and ANOVA comparisons with Bonferroni correction. Of 540 respondents, 68.7% were female and 22.6% were URM. There were 22.6% male non-URM, 7.4% male URM, 53.5% female non-URM, and 15.2% female URM respondents. The predominant reasons for hesitancy toward neurosurgery included work/life integration, length of training, competitiveness of residency position, and perceived malignancy of the field. Females were more hesitant toward neurosurgery due to maternity/paternity needs (p = 0.005), the absence of seeing people like them in the field (p < 0.001), and opportunities to pursue health equity work (p < 0.001). Females were more likely to have difficulties finding a mentor in neurosurgery who represented their identities (p = 0.017). URM students were more hesitant toward neurosurgery due to not seeing people like them in the field (p < 0.001). Subanalysis revealed that when students were stratified by both gender and URM status, there were more reasons for hesitancy toward neurosurgery that had significant differences between groups (male URM, male non-URM, female URM, and female non-URM students), suggesting the importance of intersectionality in this analysis. The authors highlight the implications of gender and racial diversity in the neurosurgical workforce on medical student interest and recruitment. Their findings suggest the importance of actively working to address these barriers, including 1) maternity/paternity policy reevaluation, standardization, and dissemination; and 2) actively providing resources for the creation of mentorship relationships for both women and URM students in an effort to create a workforce that aligns with the changing demographics of medical graduates to continue to improve diversity in neurosurgery.

Navigating Foreign Language Teaching Anxiety: Insights from Pre-Service Teachers during Teacher Professional Education Practicum

This study focuses on the experiences of pre-service teachers that may trigger anxiety and delve into the potential benefits and effectiveness of FLTA in enhancing language acquisition and proficiency. By conducting in-depth studies and investigations on this topic, researchers look at the impact of FLTA. They can better understand how FLTA can optimize their problem-solving skills to facilitate language learning and provide valuable insight for language education, especially in EFL classrooms. This study used a narrative strategy to investigate the pre-service EFL teachers' experiences with teaching foreign language anxiety during their teaching practice while enrolled in the Teacher Profession Education Program. The subjects of this study were 3 English pre-service teachers who had completed teaching practice in junior and senior high schools during a professional teaching program in the city of Solo and its surroundings, Central Java, Indonesia. As a result of this study, several sources contributed to participants' experience of teaching foreign language anxiety, such as self-perception of language proficiency, leading inexperience, lack of student interest, fear of negative evaluation, and lack of time and class management. Participants in the teaching practicum also attempt to confront and overcome their worries; the strategies are personal coping strategies, professional coping strategies, social coping strategies, and institutional coping strategies. Although the participants experienced some anxiety while teaching practicum, they overcame it through various strategies. So, leading practicum activities from one meeting to the following allowed participants to develop their abilities and overcome their concerns about teaching in the EFL classroom.

The Influence of Problem Based Learning and Media to Increase Student Interest and Learning Outcomes

The aim of this research is to find out whether there is an influence of the use of problem and video based learning models on student interest and learning outcomes. This research was conducted at SMA Negeri 14 Medan and the research population was all class. In the research, the pretest score was 34.85 and the posttest score was 80.28. Normality and homogeneity tests were carried out and the results showed normal distribution. In hypothesis testing using One Sample T-Test, a Sig.(2-Tailed) value of 0.002 was obtained. Therefore, a value of 0.002&lt; α (0.05) means that the hypothesis is accepted, which shows that there is an influence of the use of problem-based learning models and videos on student learning outcomes in chemical bonding material. Meanwhile, for the results of student interest in learning, the average score obtained was 76.06 in the high category. This shows that there is an influence of the use of problem-based learning models and videos on students' learning interest in chemical bonding material.

The Influence of the Problem Based Learning Model on Student Interest and Learning Outcomes

This research aims to (1) determine the effect of using the Problem Based Learning model on student learning outcomes in reaction rate material (2) knowing the effect of using models Problem Based Learning on students' learning interest in reaction rate material. The population of this study were all students of class XI MIPA SMAN 14 Medan. The sampling technique was carried out random sampling, namely class XI MIPA 3 as an experimental class with 34 students. The results obtained are the average value of the experimental data class pretest and posttest is 37.50 and 79.85, which means it is higher than the minimum completeness criteria (KKM) value, namely 75. Data from the normality and homogeneity tests obtained normal distribution and homogeneous data. The results of the hypothesis test were carried out using one sample t-test at the significance level α = 0.05, earned value tcount 2.403 &gt; ttable 1.692 with sig. (2 tailed) 0.022 &lt; α = 0.05 so Ha is accepted and H0 is rejected. Students' interest in learning in the experimental class obtained an average score of 77.02 with high criteria of 47.1% and medium criteria of 52.9%.

Effectiveness of STP on Knowledge and Anxiety Regarding First Time Administering Intramuscular Injection among DGNM and ANM Students at Selected College, Puducherry

Background:Knowledge and attitude of nurses and nursing students may vary regarding IM injection techniques, the most common issues are selection of injection site, cleansing skin before injection, needle size used and pinching or spreading the skin before injection. Aim:To evaluate the effectiveness of structured teaching programme on knowledge and anxiety regarding first time administering IM injection among 30 1st year Nursing students . Method : A pre experimental design , Convenient sampling technique was used to select the sample.to asses knowledge Self structured questions, for anxiety Zung self-rated scale was used Result:The present study showed that in pre&amp; post improvement knowledge with SD as follows 15.90+3.661,23.20+3.736 those are highly significant value is 0.05 and in anxiety pre test 17.30+4.743 and post test value is 31.87+5.865 those highly significant with p value of 0.05administration of IM injection. Conclusion: To enhance the knowledge and interest of student by using various teaching method.

MINAT BELAJAR MATEMATIKA DALAM PERMAINAN TRADISIONAL ENGKLEK

This research aims to find out the level of student interest in learning the traditional game of engklek in the context of mathematics learning. This research used a qualitative approach and was conducted in Kropak Village, Winong District, Pati Regency. The research subjects consisted of the homeroom teacher and several class V students at SDN Kropak 02. The data collection methods applied included observation, interviews and documentation. Data analysis uses techniques introduced by Miles and Huberman, namely data reduction, data collection, and drawing conclusions. This research focuses on four students out of a total of 20 students in the class. The four students who were research subjects had the initials AA, RR, SW, and PLC, which previously indicated a lack of interest in mathematics subjects. Through observations of student responses and the results of interviews with teachers, it can be concluded that the integration of the traditional engklek game in the learning process is able to generate interest in learning and student involvement. Findings from the research show an increase in student interest in learning, reflected in the high level of student enthusiasm during the learning process. They seemed more enthusiastic and active in participating in learning activities and showed greater interest in the material being taught.

Pendampingan Penyusunan Proposal Program Kreativitas Mahasiswa (PKM) Prodi Manajemen Sekolah Tinggi Ilmu Ekonomi Bima

The PKM program is a routine grant program every year which will be participated in by PTN and PTS which is organized by the Belmawa Directorate as a forum for channeling student creative ideas. The hope is that by launching the Student Creativity Program (PKM) in various fields, it will train students to be able to present solutions to problems faced by the government, society, or the world of work/industry, so that the life of the nation and state moves in a better direction. The participation of students and accompanying lecturers in PKM activities can support the achievement of their higher education's IKU. Especially at IKU 1 (graduates get decent work), IKU 2 (students get experience outside campus), IKU 3 (lecturers carry out activities outside campus), and IKU 5 (the results of lecturers' work are used by the community). Apart from that, the output of this PKM program can be in the form of articles that are declared to have passed by reviewers and can be published in a scientific journal, which is a form of dissemination of activities carried out by students and indirectly contributes to progress and technology. However, the problem in 2024 is that there is still low student participation in taking part in PKM grants and low knowledge and understanding of students in preparing proposals and taking part in PKM and difficulty finding ideas to put into writing. The community service method uses a participatory method through a preliminary stage, core stage and advanced stage. The results of the activity show that it was carried out according to the timeline and increased student interest in developing ideas and skills as well as student interest in proposing PKM, this is proven by the increase in the number of PKM proposals proposed in the Simbelmawa system.

The Effect of Project-Based Learning by Utilizing the Canva Application to Increase the Interest in Learning History of Class X Students of Public Vocational High School 1 Seputih Agung

A psychological state known as interest in learning motivates someone to carry out learning activities. History subjects are considered boring so it is necessary to use a learning model that can attract students' interest and learning to history lessons. This study's goal was to clarify how project-based learning is used by utilizing the Canva application to increase student interest in learning history subjects. Experimental research is the approach used in this study. Class X students at public vocational high school 1 Seputih Agung, including 38 students altogether, are separated into two groups: the experimental class and the control class. There are two variables studied in the study, namely: (1) Project Based Learning by Utilizing Canva Application (2) Learning Interest. Data collection techniques provide questionnaires and tests to research samples and then process data through SPSS version 26.00 statistics. The average value between the pre-test results for the experimental class and the control class. before receiving treatment was 61.26 and 60.95, respectively, according to the study's findings. For the experimental class's average post-test results, the results were 72.11 and 64.11, respectively. Thus Project Based Learning by utilizing Canva has an effect on increasing interest in learning.

The Effect of Discovery Learning with Powtoon and Word-wall on the Interest and Learning Outcomes on XI MIPA Students

This research is a quasi-experiment which aims to investigate the effect of the Discovery Learning Model supported by Powtoon Media and Word-wall Game on the interest and learning outcomes of class XI MIPA SMAN 9 Makassar students in learning chemical bonds. The independent variable is the use of the Discovery Learning Model with Powtoon and Word-wall Game media, while the dependent variable is student interest and learning outcomes. The research population consisted of students from class XI MIPA SMAN 9 Makassar, with a sample consisting of class XI MIPA 1 as the experimental group and class XI MIPA 2 as the control group. Data analysis uses descriptive and inferential statistics. The results show that the average learning interest and learning outcomes of the experimental group are significantly higher than the control group. Hypothesis testing using the Mann Whitney test confirmed significant differences between the two groups in learning interest and learning outcomes. These findings show that the Discovery Learning Model supported by Powtoon Media and Word-wall Game has a positive influence on the interest and learning outcomes of class XI MIPA students at SMAN 9 Makassar in chemical bonding material.

Introduction of Mathematics Learning Media at the Elementary School in SD Inpres Teamate, Pallantikang Village, Pattallassang District, Gowa Regency

Mathematics is one of the core subjects in elementary school and plays a significant role in the development of students' logical and analytical thinking abilities. Therefore, the need to be given guidance on the introduction of learning media in mathematics education at the elementary school level. This activity aims to introduce and integrate IT-based learning media into mathematics education at Teamate Inpres Elementary School in Pallantikang Village, Pattallassang District, Gowa Regency. The implementation method of the activity includes the development of materials, teacher training, and student mentoring using the Khan Academy and To DO Math platforms. The findings indicate positive involvement, with 90% student participation in the activity. Evaluation of the activity results reveals a significant improvement in the understanding of mathematical concepts, with 80% of students showing increased speed and accuracy in their responses. The benefits obtained include an increase in student interest in learning, improvement of teacher skills in managing IT-based learning, and enhanced collaboration between the school and the community. The conclusion of this activity emphasizes the role of IT-based learning media strategies in improving the quality of elementary-level mathematics education and strengthening community involvement in supporting educational innovation.

Quality of Education Services and Community Satisfaction with SDIT Using The Servqual Model

This research develops a model through measuring the quality of educational services towards the competitive excellence of SDIT (Integrated Islamic Primary Schools). This research aims to test the gap scores for each dimension of each SDIT, thus it can determine the right marketing strategy to satisfy and increase the interest of new students’ parents who believe that their children will receive an education at an excellent Islamic Elementary School. The research was using a quantitative approach through respondent description, item validity and reliability, and ServQual model statistical tests. The population in the research was all people who believe in Integrated Islamic Primary School education in Klaten Regency. This research used a purposive sampling technique of 100 respondents. The attributes in the questionnaire were adapted from the ServQual concept which is suitable in the realm of educational research including tangibles, reliability, responsiveness, assurance and empathy. Quantitative tests include validity tests, item reliability and ServQual confirmation tests. The test results of validity and reliability were valid and reliable. The confirmation test score has a positive average value of 60.27 with the lowest positive value in the reliabilities dimension of 28.45, followed by tangibles 34.28, responsiveness 72.58 assurance 88.44 and empathy has the highest value of 127.60. Improvement efforts must continue to be made by the SDIT management with an emphasis on improving the value that still has the lowest positive dimension followed by the next positive value. Increasing the quality of SDIT's educational services by implementing the Total Quality Management concept optimally will lead to increased community satisfaction and strengthened SDIT's competitive performance in the future.

The Influence of Leadership Spirit and Creativity on Technopreneur-Based Entrepreneurial Interest in Vocational Education

The lack of interest in technopreneur-based entrepreneurship raises concerns about stu-dents' readiness to face the demands of an ever-changing and dynamic job market. There-fore, this research aims to understand the factors that influence interest in technopreneur-based entrepreneurship, especially students in Vocational Education related to leadership and creativity. The research method used was a survey followed by data collection through questionnaires distributed to Vocational Education students, followed by multiple regression analysis using the T test and F test to test the three proposed hypotheses. The research results show that the spirit of leadership and creativity significantly influences the entrepreneurial interest of technopreneur-based Vocational Education students. These two variables together explain most of the variation in entrepreneurial interest, with 91.4% of the variation explained by the combination of the two factors. These findings highlight the importance of developing leadership qualities and stimulating student creativity to foster interest and success in technopreneur-based entrepreneurship.

Development Augmented Reality Based Flashcards on Molecular Geometry Material for Increasing Interest in Learning High School Student

Application with integration technology required for describing material geometry molecular nature abstract become more concrete. Study This aims to develop learning media flashcards based on augmented reality material geometry molecules and knowing quality product which was developed. Study This adapts from the ADDIE (analyze, design, development, implementation, and evaluation) model. Quality products will validate and rated by one expert material, one media expert, four reviewers (chemistry teacher), and responded by ten high school students. Instruments used for study form sheet evaluation quality product use the Likert scale and sheets respond students use the Guttman scale. Rating result quality products by expert material obtain a percentage of 96% in the Very Good category, from earned media expert percentage of 92.8% in the Very Good category, for reviewer chemistry teacher get a percentage of 95.4% in the Very Good category, and get response positive from student with percentage 98%. Based on the results evaluation can concluded that developed products _ are worthy using as alternative learning media for the material geometry molecule for increased interest Study high school students

Development of Mobile-Based Learning Media to Improve Creative Thinking Abilities and Learning Interest of Middle School Students

Mathematics, a compulsory subject from elementary school, is essential for developing critical thinking, reasoning, creative thinking, communication and collaboration. However, the ability mentioned above in Indonesian students is still low, as evidenced by the results of PISA and TIMSS. The 4C capabilities, which consist of Critical Thinking, Reasoning, Creative Thinking, Communication, and Collaboration, are very important for 21st century learning. To improve the ability to think creatively, it is necessary to have an innovation that has an impact on student learning outcomes, one of which is through learning media. Geometry, a popular subject in junior high school mathematics, poses challenges for students. This study to improve creative thinking skills and geometry learning media, researchers developed mobile-based geometry learning media using the ADDIE model. The process of developing mobile-based geometry learning media is carried out through the stages of analysis, design, development, implementation and evaluation. Learning using learning media that has been developed is classified as effective. Students can master the material presented in learning using mobile-based geometry learning media.

UTILIZING SNAKES AND LADDERS MEDIA IN LEARNING MATHEMATIC ELEMENTARY SCHOOL STUDENTS

This research is motivated by the selection of learning methods that are not appropriate, resulting in a lack of interest in learning in students, especially in mathematics. The fact found in the field is that teachers in learning activities only use the lecture method, this causes the learning to feel very monotonous so that students feel bored and lack interest in learning. The purpose of this study was to describe the use of snakes and ladders media in learning math with length, weight, and time material in standard units in grade 2 in elementary school. This research uses a qualitative approach with a case study design. This research data consists of primary data and secondary data. Data collection used interview, observation, and documentation techniques. Data validity used source triangulation and technique triangulation. Data analysis used the Miles and Huberman model which consists of data collection, data reduction, data presentation, and conclusion drawing. Based on the results of the study, it can be concluded that the use of snakes and ladders media in learning mathematics material on length, weight, and time in standard units can foster students' interest in learning. The selection of media in the form of a snakes and ladders game can foster students' interest in learning which is indicated by the interest, enthusiasm, and enthusiasm of students in playing the media and involving the active role of students so that learning is fun.

PENGARUH PENGGUNAAN MEDIA ANIMASI DAN KESIAPAN BELAJAR TERHADAP MINAT BELAJAR IPA SISWA KELAS V

This research aims to know the differences of interest in learning through the application of media animation and conventional learning in IPA learning. Sample of this research is determined by quasi experimental design and take two classes samples, namely experiment class use media animation and control class use the conventional learning models. The research instrument is used: 1) the learning design by using the media animation and conventional learning design, 2) learning readiness questionnaire, 3) evaluation in the form interest questionnaire. Analysis of the data used is analysis of covariant (ANCOVA). The result of this research showed that: 1) interests in learning IPA, the student who have a high readiness, higher when compared with the interest in learning IPA that student have a low readiness. 2) Interest in learning IPA students are taught by media animation is no different with interest in learning IPA that student is taught by conventional. The result of this research when analyzed by ANCOVA can be concluded that: 1) there is a linear relationship between learning readiness and interest in learning IPA, 2) there is no difference between interest in learning IPA in experiment class with in learning IPA in control class. Kata kunci: media animation, learning readiness, interest in learning