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The Effectiveness of the “Numbered Heads Together” Cooperative Learning Model in Nahwu Learning Outcomes
Abstract
The learning model is an essential element in the learning process. Many studies state
that the Numbered Heads Together is a learning model that has proven effective in
increasing student interest and learning outcomes in various materials. However, not
much research has revealed the effectiveness of NHT in language learning, especially
in Arabic. Therefore, the researchers want to explore the efficacy of the NHT learning
model in improving Arabic learning outcomes on nahwu material. This study aims to
explain the effectiveness of using the Numbered Heads Together cooperative learning
model in enhancing learning outcomes of nahwu material. The research design used
was the Experiment posttest-only control design. The sample divided into two classes
was all second-grade students of KMI PP Khadimul Ummah Riau. The data collection
method used tests, while the data analysis method used the t-test and SPSS 16. The
results of the data analysis in this study were: (1) posttest on experimental class
students with minimum value of 65, maximum value of 100, and mean of 83.00. The
minimum posttest results for control class students were 53, the top score was 90,
and the mean was 74.26. (2) The results of this study indicated that Sig. (2-tailed)
from the Mann-Whitney Test was 0.003 <0.05. From these data, NHT cooperative
learning significantly influences the learning outcomes of second-grade students at
Khodimul Ummah Riau Islamic Boarding School
Publication Details
JournalThe Effectiveness of the “Numbered Heads Together” Cooperative Learning Model in Nahwu Learning Outcomes
Volume11 (1)
Pagespp. 51-64
ISSN2655-5867
Item ID3204
Deposited16 Oct 2024 01:51