“…Planning for improving the quality of learning is based on efforts to achieve learning objectives effectively and efficiently (Triyono, 2015) so that students have competencies in accordance with quality standards of learning, (b) there is organizing learning materials so that teachers are more comfortable to carry out the learning process (Choppin, 1997;Mohr & Dichter, 2001;Wenger, 2000) which can be understood by students well, (c) there is a learning implementation process which is the core of improving the quality of learning. Planning and organizing learning materials that have been made by teachers must be carried out professionally (Abdillah Dalimunthe, 2016;Bentri et al, 2014;Subadi, Priyono, Dahroni, & Musyiyam, 2015) and must be supported by the selection of appropriate learning strategies and media according to with the characteristics of the learning material that will be delivered and also in accordance with the situations and conditions in the learning process that takes place in the classroom (Abdollah et al, 2010;Pakhrurrozi, Sujadi, & Pramudya, 2017), (d) there is an appropriate learning strategy and is in accordance with characteristics of learning materials, conditions of students, and objectives to be achieved (Abdillah Dalimunthe, 2016;Bentri et al, 2014;Subadi et al, 2015), and teacher mastery of the strategies to be used, (e) there is a reasonable control of the learning process (Holden, Saito, & Komura, 2016;Peng, Abbeel, Levine, & Van De Panne, 2018), due to individual differences that exist in themselves students in learning. This difference is related to differences in intelligence, willingness, motivation, courage, independence, emotional, empathy, discipline, and so on that are owned by students.…”