The Research Findings APPLYING LOCAL WISDOM- BASED SCIENTIFIC APPROACH IN CHEMISTRY LEARNING AT GRADE TEN OF STATE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL 1 PURWOREJO TO IMPROVE ACHIEVEMENT, SOCIAL MATURITY, AND LEARNING DISCIPLINE.

41 CHAPTER IV THE RESEARCH FINDINGS AND DISCUSSION

A. The Research Findings

1. The Validations of Instruments The instruments used in this research were lesson plan, learning discipline questionnaire, social maturity questionnaire, and pencil-paper test to measure students’ achievements. The questionnaires of learning discipline and social maturity were validated by three chemistry lecturers, and a counseling teacher. The validation statements are attached on Appendix 1. The questionnaires were also tested to 31 senior high school students. The test instrument a pencil-paper test was validated by a chemistry lecturer supervisor and two chemistry teachers of State Senior High School 1 Purworejo. Like the questionnaires, the test instrument was also tested to the students for external validation purpose. The result of validations of questionnaires and test can be seen on Appendix 2. 2. The Data of Research The data of the researc h were students’ prior knowledge in chemistry, learning discipline before and after learning, and learning discipline before and after learning a. The Data of Prior Knowledge of the Students Data of students’ prior knowledge were documental collected, that were the marks of final examination results in previous semester. Data of students’ prior knowledge were listed on Table 6. 42 Table 6. The Data of Students’ Prior Knowledge Variables Prior knowledge Treatment class Control Class The number of students 32 32 The highest mark 91 89 The lowest mark 49 50 The average 73.7 74.8 The marks 70 10 6 The marks 70-80 10 16 The marks 80-90 11 10 The marks 90 1 b. The Students’ Achievement The data of students’ achievement were measured by using objective and subjective test. The data were depicted on Table 7. Table 7. The Data of Students’ Achievement Variables Students’ Achievement Treatment class Control Class The number of students 32 32 The highest mark 96.4 94.6 The lowest mark 63 58 The average 84.3 75.1 The marks 70 8 The marks 70-80 7 7 The marks 80-90 20 5 The marks 90 5 12 c. The Data of Learning Discipline The data of learning discipline of the students were collected by using the questionnaires of leaning discipline. The data of students’ learning discipline at first and final learning process were listed on Table 8. 43 Table 8. The Data of Learning Discipline Note Treatment class Control Class Before After Before After The number of students 32 32 32 32 The average 46.46 50.53 47.78 50.28 The difference 4.07 2.50 d. The Data of Social Maturity The data of students’ social maturity were collected by using of questionnaires of social maturity. The data of students’ learning maturity were depicted on Table 9. Table 9. The Data of Social Maturity Note Treatment class Control Class Before After Before After The number of students 32 32 32 32 The average 62.40 62.84 60.78 62.21 The difference 0.44 1.43

B. Data Analysis and Discussion