Author:
Wibowo Firmanul Catur,Suhandi Andi,Rusdiana Dadi,Samsudin Achmad,Darman Dina Rahmi,Faizin M. Noor,Wiyanto ,Supriyatman ,Permanasari Anna,Kaniawati Ida,Setiawan Wawan,Karyanto Yudi,Linuwih Suharto,Fatah Abdul,Subali Bambang,Hasani Aceng,Hidayat Sholeh
Abstract
Abstract
Electricity is a concept that is abstract and difficult to see by eye directly, one example electric shock, but cannot see the movement of electric current so that students have difficulty by students. A computer simulation designed to improve the understanding of the concept of the workings of the dry cell (battery). This study was conducted to 82 students (aged 18-20 years) in the experimental group by learning to use the Dry Cell Microscopic Simulation (DCMS). The result shows the improving of students’ conceptual understanding scores from post test were statistically significantly of the workings of batteries. The implication using computer simulations designed to overcome the difficulties of conceptual understanding, can effectively help students in facilitating conceptual change.
Subject
General Physics and Astronomy
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