Improving students' physics learning outcomes through the snowball throwing type of cooperative learning model

Abstract

Improving students' physics learning outcomes through the snowball throwing type of cooperative learning model. This study aims to improve physics learning outcomes through cooperative learning type snowball throwing. This study uses a two-cycle Class Action Research (CAR) model. The research was carried out on class XI students who took physics classes. There were 34 students involved (24 girls and 10 boys). Student learning outcomes were assessed using multiple choice test instruments. Student learning outcomes were analyzed using the percentage technique. The research is declared successful if the average increase in student learning outcomes reaches 67 and classical completeness reaches 80%. The results showed increased student learning outcomes after applying snowball throwing cooperative learning. So, cooperative learning with the type of snowball throwing can improve the physics learning outcomes of class XI students who take physics classes.