Figure 5. Perceptions of Students of Teacher Performance inclination Pie Chart.
c. Learning Motivation
Learning Motivation variable data was obtained via the questionnaire which consists of 18 item questions with number of
respondents were 96 students. There are 4 alternative answers where the highest score was 4 and the lowest score 1. Based on the Learning
Motivation variables data analysis using SPSS Statistics, it can be obtained the highest score 65 and lowest score 36, with Mean M
49.833, median Me 50, the mode Mo 52, and the standard deviation SD of 6.199.
To compile the distribution frequency of Learning Motivation the following steps was done:
1. Calculate the total of interval classes Total of interval classes k
= 1 + 3.3 log n = 1 + 3.3 log 96
= 7.541 rounded to 8 2. Calculate the data range
Total of interval classes k = highest data
– lowest data
= 65 – 36 = 29
3. Calculate class length Total of interval classes k
= =
= 3.625 rounded to 4 Table 14. Distribution of Learning Motivation distribution
Sources: processed primary data Based on frequency distribution table is the Motivation of
Learning can be described as the following histogram:
No. Interval
F
1. 36.0-39.62
3 3.125
2. 39.62-43.25
13 13.541
3. 43.26-46.87
13 13.541
4. 46.87-50.5
21 21.875
5. 50.6-54,12
25 26.047
6. 54.12-57.75
10 10.417
7. 57.76-61.37
8 8.333
8. 61.37-65.0
3 3.125
Total 96
100
Figure 6. Frequency distribution histogram Motivation Learning Learning Motivation variables categorization was using ideal criteria
score is. The calculation was as follows:
Total items = 18
Mi =
65 + 18 = 41.5 scoring
= 1 – 4
Sdi =
65 – 18 = 7.833
X
min i
= 18 x 1 = 18 Rounded to 8
X
max i
= 18 x 4 = 72 Next, Learning Motivation variables were classified into 4 categories
of variable inclination that is very high, high, low, and very low. As for this inclination of the Learning motivation was based 4 category with the
following conditions Djemari Mardapi, 2008: 123 Table 15. Categories Learning Motivation Variables
No. Formula
Limitation Category
1. X
≥ M + 1.5 SD X
≥ 53.5 Very High
2. M
≤ X M + 1.5 SD 41,5
≤ X 53.5 High
3. M
– 1.5 SD ≤ X M 40
≤ X 41.5 Low
4. X
≤ M – 1.5 SD X 40
Very Low Refers to the calculated categories of inclination, then the distribution
of Learning Motivation category can be shown in the following table.
Table 16. Categories of Learning Motivation Inclination
No. Scor
Frequency Category
Absolute Relative
1. X
≥ 53.5 46
47.917 Very High
2. 41.5
≤ X 53.5 34
35.417 High
3. 40
≤ X 41.5 13
13.541 Low
4. X 40
3 3.125
Very Low Total
96 100
The table above shows that the very high category was 46 47.917, high category was 34 35.417, lower category was 13 13,541, and the
category very low was 3 3,125. It can be concluded that the Learning Motivation variables included in the very high category was 47.917.
Based on the distribution of Learning Motivation variables frequency trend of above can be illustrated in the following Pie Chart
Figure 7. Learning Motivation inclination Pie Chart
3. Analysis Prerequisite Test