Analysis of misconceptions of senior high school students on biodiversity materials, interactions, and their role in nature
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10.29303/jpm.v17i6.3436Published:
2022-11-30Issue:
Vol. 17 No. 6 (2022): November 2022Keywords:
Analysis, Student Misconception, BiodiversityArticles
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Abstract
Forming the student's right and correct concept in Biology science is necessary. Lack of understanding of concepts in students can lead to a discrepancy of concepts called misconceptions. This study aims to identify the profile of students' misconceptions in grade tenth on material biodiversity, interactions, and their roles in nature. The results showed that the average conception of students was more significant than those who experienced misconceptions. The average concept is 50.00%, while the average who experiences misconceptions is 29.41%, and 20.59% of students do not answer. If it is categorized in the assessment category, the percentage of misconceptions is in low category.
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Author Biographies
Mohammad Liwa Ilhamdi, Biology Education Deparment, Faculty of Teacher and Training Education University of Mataram
Aulia Vina Rahmani, Biology Education Deparment, Faculty of Teacher and Training Education University of Mataram
Muhamad Syazali, Elemntary of School Teacher Department, FKIP University of Mataram, Mataram, Indonesia
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