DEVELOPING STAGES FOR THE SCIENTIFIC CUES CONCEPT IN THE INTEGRATED SCIENCE-TAFSEER LEARNING MODEL

B. Saputro, B. Saputro and K. N. Marjuni, K. N. Marjuni and A. Kuswaya, A. Kuswaya and H. Saputra4, H. Saputra4 and Fadly, Wirawan DEVELOPING STAGES FOR THE SCIENTIFIC CUES CONCEPT IN THE INTEGRATED SCIENCE-TAFSEER LEARNING MODEL.

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Abstract

ABSTRACT
This study aimed to determine the applicability of the scientific cues concept in developing the integrated scienceTafseer learning model. This was a Research & Development study. The subjects of this study were Tafseer lecturers and students of the Science Education Department of IAIN Salatiga. The data collection instruments were
Likert scale questionnaires, discussion note formats, observation sheets, and pretest and integrated science-Tafseer post-test questions. The validity test results of scientific cues concept instruments showed that all items were
valid (rxy> 0.3)and the instrument reliability was 0.73> 0.6 (reliable). The result findings of the needs assessment
research on the scientific cues concept showed that the average (42) interpretation lecturers in Indonesia were =
3.62 with “Badly Needed” category. Scientific cues of integrated science-Tafseer materials on the food theme in
QS. Al-Baqarah 168, QS. Al-Maidah: 88, and QS. An-Nahl: 114 as follows: kuluu (eat) and mimmaa (food). Scientific cues are the universal keywords of the integration of scientific facts of the Qur’an. The normality test result
of the pretest and posttest data using Shapiro-Wilk obtained the significance of the pretest = 0.026 (p) <0.05 and
the posttest = 0.00 (p) <0.05 (the data were not normally distributed). The effectiveness test of the scientific cues
concept stages using the Wilcoxon test obtained a t-count of 4.790 with p = 0.000. Thus, the p-value was<0.05,
meaning that the presentation of the concept of useful scientific cues can improve the learning outcomes and contribute to the stages of the concept of scientific cues in developing the integrated science-Tafseer learning model.

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