“…From Table 3., in pre-test it found that there was no difference of CTS of students in both teaching approaches, and the grades were at very low level (20.39 % and 18.77% out of ideal score). Nevertheles, after learning process, on ( (Abdurrahman & Sintawati, 2013) (Rudyanto, 2014) (Lestari, 2014) (Sariningsih & Kadarisma, 2016) (Wibowo, 2017) ) CTS and its gain (N<G>), students taught by SAIBBL attained better grades (45.16% out of ideal score, N<G> .29) than the grades of students taught by conventional teaching (35.22% out of ideal score, N<G> .18). The findings on CTS of this study are similar to the previous studies, that students taught by SAIBB; obtain better grades than students taught by conventional teaching.…”