Persepsi dan pengembangan peta kognitif mahasiswa dalam blended learning

Mumpuniarti Mumpuniarti, Universitas Negeri Yogyakarta, Indonesia

Abstract


Tujuan dari artikel ini adalah untuk merefleksikan manfaat perkuliahaan perkembangan anak berkebutuhan khusus melalui perkuliahaan blended learning dari aspek persepsi secara kuantitatif dan peningkatan peta kognitif secara kualitatif. Metode penelitian dengan angket dari respon mahasiswa secara kuantitatif, sedangkan peta kognitif diambil secara kualitatif terhadap fakta refleksi mahasiswa dalam mendalami materi kuliah. Respon angket meliputi sangat sesuai, sesuai, dan tidak sesuai terhadap komponen-komponen substansi perkuliahaan. Analisis data menggunakan persentase bagi data kuantitatif dan kategorial peta kognitif pada data kualitatif. Hasil diperoleh bahwa pada waktu kuantitatif persepsi mahasiswa dalam kondisi stabil, namun fakta peta kognitif secara kualitatif terjadi perubahan meningkat secara bervariasi. Dari sebelas mahasiswa peserta kuliah perkembangan anak berkebutuhan khusus ketika respon terhadap kesesuaian materi kuliah dengan capaian pembelajaran sebelum dam sesudah blended learning ternyata stabil. Peningkatan peta kognitif pada refleksi materi perkuliahaan sebelum dan sesudah blended learning bervariasi tergantung minat dan ketertarikan mahasiswa pada masing-masing komponen dari substansi perkuliahaan. Jadi, mata kuliah perkembangan anak berkebutuhan khusus bermanfaat bagi pencapaian profil lulusan.

Perception and development of cognitive map's student through blended learning

Abstract

The purpose of the article reflects the benefits of lecturing on the development of children with special needs through blended learning from quantitative aspects of perception and improving cognitive maps qualitatively. The research method with a questionnaire from the students' responses quantitatively, while the cognitive map is taken qualitatively to the fact of student reflection in studying lecture material. The questionnaire response includes very suitable, appropriate, and incompatible with the components of the lecture substance. Next, they were asked to reflect descriptively about the contents of the material in each lecture component. Data analysis uses percentages for quantitative and categorical cognitive map data on qualitative data. The results obtained that in quantitative time the perceptions of students are in a stable condition, but the facts of cognitive maps qualitatively change changes vary. Of the 11 (eleven) students participating in the development of children with special needs when the response to the suitability of the course material with learning outcomes before the dam after blended learning turned out to be stable. Increasing cognitive maps on reflection of lecture material before and after blended learning varies depending on student interest and interest in each component of the lecture substance. So, the developmental course of children with special needs is useful for achieving graduate profiles.


Keywords


Persepsi; peta kognitif perkembanagan anak berkebutuhan khusus; blended learning; perception; cognitive map development of children with special needs

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