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Upaya Meningkatkan Minat dan Hasil Belajar Matematika melalui Metode Pembelajaran Examples Non Examples Siswa Kelas VII-B MTs N Bantul Tahun Pelajaran 2014/2015
Get PDFThis research aims to develop learning process in the classroom, to increase interest in and the results of learning math grade VII B MTs Country I Bantul, especially at the subject of flat areas of rectangle using learning methods examples non examples. This research is a research action class that is intended to solve the existing problems in the classroom by utilizing real action then happens and do a reflection against the results of the action. Research progress of pre cycle, cycle 1 and cycle 2, each cycle is divided into three times. Each cycle consists of three phases, namely, planning, execution and observation, reflection. The results showed that the implementation of learning by using learning methods examples non examples in class 1 MTsN VII B Bantul can increase interest and learning results. It can be seen from the learning interest of students in classes VII B at low cycle 31.3% pre and the cycle is currently 43.7%, cycle 1 are 50% and 47% Higher, cycle-cycle II were 44% and 50% higher cycle. While the observations on interest in learning of students from 75% to 85% in cycle II and the results of study students complete 50% to 72% complete on cycle II
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Get PDFThe Gettysburg College Alumni Magazine was first published in 1930 as The Gettysburg Alumnus. The publication later expanded its focus to include Gettysburg College alumni, parents, and friends.� The online collection features earlier issues of the magazine.� The Class Notes section of each issue is not accessible online but may be viewed, along with the entire series, in the Special Collections Reading Room.chology
Business. Even professional golfers
like Padraig Harrington have
endorsed it.
A management major and
philosophy minor, Kratsios had
been golfing most of his life. He
was also a member of the golf
team while at Gettysburg and
was named to the first team All-
Centennial Conference during his
first year. Outside of his classes
and athletics, Kratsios was a
member of Tau Kappa Epsilon.
From the classroom, he says
that it is the lessons he learned in
philosophy that continue to serve
him well today. And he points
to the need to relate to people,
make connections, and build a
network that will help budding
entrepreneurs achieve their goals.
"Connections are everything,"
Kratsios said. "You have to
surround yourself with people
who can fill in the gaps in your
experience or who know the people
that you need to know. You will
only ever be as successful as the
people you surround yourself with."
Since launching GolfMatch,
Kratsios has expanded its
membership to all 50 states and
Canada. He has noticed an impact
in the golf industry as well.
"It's a community-driven
product, and people have really
rallied around it," Kratsios said.
"We are connecting people who
share a common passion, and we are
growing participation in golf." Z
Undergrads
Launch N E W
Businesses
Robert Burch '17 founded and
launched Blue Truck, an on-demand
service company for affordable and
professional residential projects along
Philadelphia's Main Line.
William Czubakowski '17 is
creating No Scribe, an innovative PDF
note-taker that emphasizes ease of use.
Noah Pompan '18 is building a
social media app called BOOM, Social.
He has a business partner at the
University of Southern California and,
together, they are creating a real-time,
crowd-sourced event review platform.
All three are off and running
thanks to the Entrepreneurial
Fellowship Advisory Council,
which raised more than $50,000
through a crowdfunding initiative,
mentored students, and provided
campus-wide programs.
There are more students with
great ideas. To provide financial
support for the fellowship prize,
contact Development, Alumni and
Parent Relations at 71 7-337-6543. To
volunteer, contact the Center for Career
Development at 717-337-6616.
For links related to these and other stories in this issue, visit www.gettysburg.edu/links
Bar crawl
Prof. Ben Luley, classics and
archaeology, is one of a team of
researchers who unearthed and are
investigating the site of a 2,100-year-old
Roman tavernin I attes. France. Learn
more abou*f1eir worlcPfebss discovery
and Lul^s thoughts on tf\find, online.
Added to the Hall
Maureen Andrews '95 (women's
basketball), Bill Brooks '67 (football),
Christian Dreyer '94 (men's soccer),
Lynn Janke '82 (women's swimming),
Tim McGinnis '03 (men's lacrosse),
and Kim Rain '92 (volleyball) are
the 2016 inductees into the Hall of
Athletic Honor, and the 1966 football
team will be honored as a Team of
Distinction on September 30.
Race, democracy, Civil War
Jake Farias '16 created an original
educational workshop for high school
students attending the nationally
renowned Civil War Institute (CWI)
conference, thanks to the CWI
Robert Sibley Cooper
Fellowship. Read more about
Farias's program, online
