The Correlation Between Environment-Based Curriculum and Teacher Pedagogical Competence with Learning Quality through Literacy Learning at State Junior High Schools in East Banjarmasin District

Abstract

This study aims to analyze the direct and indirect correlation between environment-based curriculum, teacher pedagogical competence and learning quality through literacy learning. This research used a correlational study with a quantitative approach. Two hundred and eighteen junior high school teachers at adiwiyata schools were involved as population of this study. The researchers used proportional random technique and obtained as many as 141 people. The data collection was carried out using instruments consisting of an environment-based curriculum (17 items), teacher pedagogic competence (21 items), literacy learning (13 items) and learning quality (29 items). The validity and reliability tests were performed using the Alpha Cronbach. Then, the data of this study was analyzed using descriptive statistics with path analysis to see direct and indirect correlations between variables, by first carrying out the normality test, homoscedasticity test, multicollinearity test and correlation test. The results of the study show that there is a correlation between: (1) environment-based curriculum and learning quality, (2) teacher pedagogic competence and learning quality, (3) literacy learning and learning quality, (4) environment-based curriculum and literacy learning, (5) competency teacher pedagogy with literacy learning, (6) the correlation between environmentbased curriculum and learning quality through literacy learning, (7) the correlation between teacher pedagogic competence and learning quality through literacy learning

Indonesian 2013 Curriculum Management in Elementary Schools: (A Multi-Site Study at SDN Sungai Jingah 1 and SDN Sungai Jingah 6 Banjarmasin)

“…The quality of learning is influenced by several aspects, namely the environmental-based curriculum, teacher pedagogic competence and literacy learning. The results of researchers on several previous studies stated that there is a connection between the quality of learning and the environmental-based curriculum (Aprianti et al, 2022).…”