2019
DOI: 10.21067/mpej.v3i1.3345
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Eksplorasi keterampilan self-directed learning (SDL) siswa SMA: a descriptive research study

Abstract: Information, knowledge, and skills needs are never static, always changing and evolving. Thus, students are required to master the capability as a lifelong learners of self-directed learning skills (SDL). The purpose of this study is to describe the level of students' SDL skills, the factors that are related and affect the skills of SDL high school students majoring in MIPA. Descriptive research carried out refers to the steps of research Loeb et al. The research step is carried out only until the fifth stage,… Show more

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“…Furthermore, the Know, Want, and Learned phases of the KWL learning model can assist students in task analysis, selfjudgment, and self-reaction (Agustin & Rahayu, 2021;Jazeel et al, 2020). The KWL learning model also assists students in sorting, selecting, assimilating, and synthesizing information, planning, identifying, applying, and evaluating the learning process that requires them to learn independently (Kleden, 2015;Sulasiwi et al, 2019). The difference in results between students who used the KWL learning model and those who only received the material is related to the self-assessment built with this learning model, which emphasized students' active participation in their studies (Widiartini & Sudirtha, 2019).…”
Section: Students' Self-directed Learningmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Furthermore, the Know, Want, and Learned phases of the KWL learning model can assist students in task analysis, selfjudgment, and self-reaction (Agustin & Rahayu, 2021;Jazeel et al, 2020). The KWL learning model also assists students in sorting, selecting, assimilating, and synthesizing information, planning, identifying, applying, and evaluating the learning process that requires them to learn independently (Kleden, 2015;Sulasiwi et al, 2019). The difference in results between students who used the KWL learning model and those who only received the material is related to the self-assessment built with this learning model, which emphasized students' active participation in their studies (Widiartini & Sudirtha, 2019).…”
Section: Students' Self-directed Learningmentioning
confidence: 99%