<p>Critical thinking in education has been widely practiced following the awareness that it helps a lot the students specifically in science subjects. In accordance with critical thinking ability in science, students who show ability on critical thinking will successfully cope with problems they encounter. Such ability hopefully works in their learning achievement. The objective of this research is to investigate the influence of creative and critical thinking on the achievement of the students of the Department of Primary Education IKIP PGRI Madiun in the class of Science Concepts II. The current study makes use of the descriptive correlational. As many as 191students enrolled the class of science concepts II in the academic year 2012/2013, out of 366 populations, serve as the sample through the proportional random sampling technique. Tests were administered to collect the data analyzed by applying descriptive analysis of double regression to assess the hypothesis in which SPSS PASW Statistics 18 was applied. Results show that there is significant correlation on the variables of creative and critical thinking on their achievement. The creative thinking contributes 20.13% while the critical thinking contribution is 21.53%. Other variables beyond this research contribute 58.34%.</p><p> </p><p>Key words: Creative Thinking Ability, Critical Thinking, Student Achievement</p><p> </p>

<p><strong>Abstract</strong></p><p> </p><p>Education is a systematic process to improve human dignity in a holistic manner that allows self potentials (affective, cognitive, and psychomotor) develop optimally. Curriculum 2013 adheres to the basic view that knowledge cannot be moved away from the teacher to the learner. For learners, learning should be shifted from "notified" to "actively seek out". One of methods that can be applied is a game “What's in here?”, that is learning with the game questions that make students happy to learn but it is also able to educate students to be more creative thinking and develop knowledge. The game “What's In Here?” can be used as an alternative method of teach for training elementary school students to have questioning skills.</p><p> </p><p><strong>Keywords</strong>: questioning skills, game<strong> </strong>“What's in<strong> </strong>Here?”<strong> </strong>elementary school students</p>

<div style="text-align: JUSTIFY;"><p>A teacher is oblidged against all learning development of the students, in achievement, health, savety and well-being. Class instruction has forbit teacher to do all types of physical harashment, discrimination and careless conduct against the physical-impaired students. Teacher assistant is a person who helps and supports the teacher in classes during the teaching-learning process. In England, he / she is called as teaching assitants, classroom assistants, learnong support assistants, child support assistants or Special Needs Assistants. Both, the teacher and the Special Needs Assistants are oblidged to collaborate to carry out teaching which can serve the students’ diversity in each group of the class by applying instruction which is rooted from the students’ diversity.</p></div>

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