“…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).…”