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摘要
本研究的主要目的是运用廊道学习模式,提高学生用一定语言风格阅读过的童话故事的改写能力。这项研究是在2015/2016学年对哥打Tasikmalaya SMP Negeri 11的七年级学生进行的。本研究结果显示,廊走学习模式能提高已读童话重写学习的质量。在第一个周期中,学生学习过程的百分比达到28%的积极学生,42%的学生非常努力,只有15%的学生一起工作。此外,从学习成果的百分比来看,81%的学生未能达到最低完整性标准/ keiteria Ketuntasan Minimal (KKM) 75, 19%的学生能够达到KKM。在第二个周期中,学习过程和学生的学习成果显著升级。在这个学习周期中,学生的学习成果达到48%的积极学生、42%的努力学生和36%的合作学生。而学习成果的百分比已达到指定KKM的100%。这是因为研究者给予的动机和学生们努力工作的结果,他们已经能够认识到画廊行走学习
An Application of Gallery Walk Learning Model in Learning of Writing Fairy Tales on Junior High School Students: Class Action Study
The main objective of this study is to improve the ability to rewrite the fairy tales that have been read with a certain style of language by using the gallery walk learning model. The study was conducted on VII grade students at SMP Negeri 11 Kota Tasikmalaya in 2015/2016 academic year. The result of this study shows that gallery walk learning model can improve the quality of learning to rewrite the fairy tales that have been read. In the first cycle, the percentage of the student learning process reaches 28% of active students, 42% of students with significant efforts, and only 15% of students who working together. In addition, judging from the percentage of learning outcomes, 81% of students have not been able to achieve the Minimum Completeness Criteria/ Kriteria Ketuntasan Minimal (KKM) of 75, and 19% of students have been able to achieve KKM. In the second cycle, there is a significant escalation of learning process and students' learning outcomes. The students' learning outcomes on this learning cycle reach 48% of active students, 42% of students with significant efforts, and 36% of students who working together. While the percentage of learning outcomes has reached 100% of the specified KKM. This happens because of the motivation given by the researcher and the result of hard work of students who have been able to recognize the gallery walk learning