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COURSE FTK6019304 TEACHING OF PHYSICS for School (2 sks) -Elective- smst (4)
The undersigned is the Physics Education Study Program Level Curriculum Development Team, and the Chair of the
Physics Education Study Program, stating that the Semester Learning Plan (RPS):
Course name : DIK 6049 TEACHING OF PHYSICS for School (2 sks) -Elective- smst (4)
Name of lecturer : Dzikri Rahmat Romadhon, S.Pd., M.PFis
Following the Learning Achievement (CP) study program and has referred to the Indonesian National Qualification
Framework curriculum (KKNI).
Checked by:
Approved by: Chair of the Physics Consortium Made by:
Chair of the Physics Education Study / Chair of the curriculum development team Lecturer
Program
A. Course Identity
Name of study program : Physics Education
Course name and code : DIK 6049 TEACHING OF PHYSICS for School (2 sks) -Elective- smst (4)
Name of group of courses : Elective courses (MKP)
Type of course : Study program
Course Status : Elective
Integration Type : Scientific, Islamic, Indonesian
Developing and enriching theory, content, and object of study. Increasing the number of integrative
insightful science developers
Program level : S1
Semester implementation of course : 6
Total credits of courses : 2 sks
Name of lecturer : Dzikri Rahmat Romadhon, S.Pd., M.PFis
B. Course description
This subject is an Elective course in the Physics Education Study Program. The topics learned in this course includes: Familiarizing with
international curriculum, Using scheme of work to help preparing the lesson activity, Lesson planning an engaging learning activity, Digging the
resources including course books and work books, Exploring online resources for teaching physics, Compiling lesson plan from provided
resources, Content Language Integrated Learning, Active Learning Strategy, Microteaching. The forms and methods of lectures used are
Lectures, Seminars, Teaching Practices with interactive, integrative, scientific, contextual, practical, collaborative, student-centered learning.
Group discussions, simulations, collaborative learning, cooperative learning, other learning methods, which can effectively facilitate the
fulfilment of graduate learning outcomes. Blended Learning (100% Online) and Final Assessment Student learning are determined based on
observation, participation, performance evaluation, Online Writing Test - CBT, oral test, questionnaire, with assessment components in the form
of Attendance, Structured Assignment, Unstructured Assignment, Mid Semester Test, Final Semester Examination, Performance/skills.
Prerequisite courses: Fundamental Physics
C. Learning outcomes of graduates charged to subjects/Learning outcomes of study programs (CPPS)/Program Learning Outcome
(PLO)
SP.3. Contribute to improving the quality of life in a society, nation, state, and the advancement of civilization based on Pancasila.
PP.2.4.1. Physics teaching (Physics teaching pedagogy) in-depth, which includes planning, presentation, and management of learning
(curriculum, learning resources, media, and learning models), as well as assessment and evaluation of physics learning processes and
outcomes.
PP.2.6. General concepts, principles, and techniques of mentoring students.
KKP2.1. Able to carry out high school physics learning with a scientific approach by the characteristics of the topics and the features of
students to be able to develop thinking abilities and scientific attitudes.
KUP.2. Able to show independent, quality, and measurable performance.
F. Reference List
1. IGCSE, Cambridge. "Syllabus." (2016).
2. Sang, David. Cambridge IGCSE® Physics Coursebook with CD-ROM. Vol. 1. Cambridge University Press, 2014.
3. Dalton-Puffer, Christiane. Discourse in content and language integrated learning (CLIL) classrooms. Vol. 20. John Benjamins Pub., 2007.
4. Meyers, Chet, and Thomas B. Jones. Promoting Active Learning. Strategies for the College Classroom. Jossey-Bass Inc., Publishers, 350 Sansome
Street, San Francisco, CA 94104, 1993.
5. Courey, Susan Joan, et al. "Improved lesson planning with universal design for learning (UDL)." Teacher Education and Special Education 36.1
(2013): 7-27.
Other Reference:
1. Brian, Arnold. Edexcel IGCSE Physics. Pearson Education India.
2. Kennett, Heather. Cambridge igcse physics laboratory practical book. Hodder Education, 2014.
G. Appendix:
Final assessment:
The final assessment technique is determined based on the assessment of observation, participation, performance, Online Writing Test - CBT,
oral test, questionnaire
Components in the assessment include Attendance, Structured Assignments, Unstructured Assignments, Mid Semester Exams, End Semester
Exams, Performance/skills.
2. Attachment of cognitive instruments
3. Appendix Affective instruments (attitude)