https://jurnal.larisma.or.id/index.php/EJR/issue/feedEDUCTUM: Journal Research2025-05-25T12:20:16+07:00Elfriantolarisma2021@gmail.comOpen Journal SystemsEDUCTUM: Journal Researchhttps://jurnal.larisma.or.id/index.php/EJR/article/view/1023The Influence of Talking Stick Learning Model on Pancasila Education Learning Outcomes of Grade IV Students at UPTD SD Negeri 122371 Pematangsiantar2025-05-01T00:06:33+07:00Hotnida Lumbantoruanhotnidalumbantoruan001@gmail.comCanni Loren Sianturihotnidalumbantoruan001@gmail.comTheresia Monika Siahaanhotnidalumbantoruan001@gmail.com<p>This study aims to determine: The Effect of Talking Stick Learning Model on the Learning Outcomes of Pancasila Education of Grade IV Students of UPTD SD NEGERI 122371 Pematangsiantar. The type of research used in this study is quantitative research. The research design that will be used is experimental, with the form of Pre-Experimental Design with "one group pretest posttest design". The sample in this study were grade IV students at UPTD SD Negeri 122371 Pematangsiantar totaling 25 students, where 11 were male and 14 were female. The instrument used in this study was in the form of multiple-choice questions. Hypothesis testing shows that there is a significant influence on this study from the data that has been tested, the data can be seen from the data analysis obtained the average results of the pretest (53.76) and posttest (81.28). Based on the results of the study, it can be concluded that there is an Influence of the Talking Stick Learning Model on the Learning Outcomes of Pancasila Education for Grade IV Students of UPTD SD NEGERI 122371 Pematangsiantar, this is proven by the results of the hypothesis test showing that t count is more than t table (16.372> 1.711). This fact shows that the t count obtained is very significant. Thus it is concluded that there is an influence of the Talking Stick learning model on the learning outcomes of Pancasila Education for grade IV students of UPTD SD NEGERI 122371 Pematangsiantar</p>2025-05-07T00:00:00+07:00Copyright (c) 2025 Hotnida Lumbantoruan, Canni Loren Sianturi, Theresia Monika Siahaanhttps://jurnal.larisma.or.id/index.php/EJR/article/view/1026The Influence of Animation-Based Audio-Visual Media on Student Learning Outcomes in Civics Material Class II UPTD SDN 122353 Jl. Sisingamangaraja2025-05-02T20:55:45+07:00Lara Fika Br Sipayungfikalara11@gmail.comEva Pasaribufikalara11@gmail.comAsister Fernando Siagianfikalara11@gmail.com<p>This research is motivated by the lack of utilization of learning media in UPTD SDN 122353 Jl. Sisingamangaraja, especially the use of animation-based audio-visual media. The purpose of this study is to determine the influence of animation-based audio-visual media on student learning outcomes in Civics material for class II UPTD SDN 122353 Jl. Sisingamangaraja. The research method used in this study is quantitative with experimental research using Pre-Experimental Designs research designs with the "One group Pre-test Post-test Design" design. The research sample was class II consisting of 20 students. Based on the results of the research that has been conducted, student learning outcomes in Civics material have increased with the use of animation-based audio-visual media. This is evidenced by the data analysis in the n-gain test showing the percentage value based on the value of 84.603 being between more than 0.70 with high effective information. The value of the n-gain score division, the n-gain score result of 0.84 including g more than 0.7 is in the high category, so it can be concluded that there is an influence of animation-based audio-visual media on student learning outcomes in Civics material for class II UPTD SDN 122353 Jl, Sisingamangaraja.</p>2025-05-07T00:00:00+07:00Copyright (c) 2025 Lara Fika Br Sipayung, Eva Pasaribu, Asister Fernando Siagianhttps://jurnal.larisma.or.id/index.php/EJR/article/view/1027Implementation of Student-Friendly Learning According to Student Understanding and Learning2025-05-02T20:56:22+07:00Irwandi Irwandiirwandydarwin10@gmail.comRidwin Purbairwandydarwin10@gmail.comTiodora Fermiska Silalahiirwandydarwin10@gmail.comMarhaeni K D Matondangirwandydarwin10@gmail.com<p>The learning paradigm has shifted from teacher-centered to student-centered to ensure that each individual receives a learning experience tailored to their needs and potential. Student-centered learning emphasizes differentiated instruction, learning style adaptation, and a conducive environment. This study aims to explore the implementation of student-centered learning, the challenges faced by teachers, and strategies to optimize learning outcomes. Using a qualitative research method involving observation, interviews, and literature studies, this research was conducted at SMAS Tamansiswa Pematangsiantar with 11th-grade Merdeka 5 students as the subjects. The findings indicate that student-centered learning can be implemented through differentiated instruction, project-based learning, and the use of technology. However, challenges such as time management, teacher readiness, and limited resources remain. Therefore, effective strategies are needed to address these challenges and enhance the quality of student-centered learning.</p>2025-05-07T00:00:00+07:00Copyright (c) 2025 Irwandi Irwandi, Ridwin Purba, Tiodora Fermiska Silalahi, Marhaeni K D Matondanghttps://jurnal.larisma.or.id/index.php/EJR/article/view/1036Outdoor Study as a Contextual Learning Method in Geography2025-05-08T22:47:34+07:00Siskawati Noisiskawatinoi@gmail.comAstin Lukumastin.lukum@ung.ac.id<p>This study aims to 1) Analyze the application of outdoor study in Geography learning at the high school level, 2) Identify materials that are often taught using the outdoor study method, 3) evaluate the effectiveness of outdoor study in improving students' understanding of geographical concepts contextually. This study uses a systematic review method by identifying, evaluating, and interpreting all relevant research results related to the research objectives. The results show that outdoor study is effective in improving students' motivation and learning outcomes. Materials that are often delivered through outdoor study include the environment and sustainable development, which are reflected in direct observation of natural and social phenomena. The outdoor study method can effectively improve students' understanding of geographical concepts contextually. This study concludes that the Application of Outdoor Study can be effectively applied in Geography learning at the high school level by providing direct learning experiences that are relevant to the material. Geography materials that are often taught using the outdoor study method are topics related to the environment and sustainable development. The effectiveness of Outdoor Study has been proven to improve students' understanding of geographical concepts contextually, as well as foster social skills and concern for the surrounding environment.</p>2025-05-11T00:00:00+07:00Copyright (c) 2025 Siskawati Noi, Astin Lukumhttps://jurnal.larisma.or.id/index.php/EJR/article/view/1067Exploration of Digital Transformation Through Agricultural Product Marketing Business Management Information System in Farmer Groups in Labuhan Bilik2025-05-24T08:33:29+07:00Alfin Muttaqinalfintaqin@gmail.comEma Chetrineemachetrine82@gmail.comKurniasih Kurniasihkurniasih290610@gmail.comLely Endahlelyendah83@gmail.comSudarmaji Sudarmajisudarmaji80@gmail.comSumitro Sumitrosumitro@ulb.ac.id<p>This study aims to explore how farmer groups in Labuhan Bilik adopt and implement the Business Management Information System (BIIS) in marketing agricultural products, as well as its impact on market access, transaction transparency, and farmer income. The method used is a qualitative case study approach through in-depth interviews, observations, and documentation of digital marketing activities. The results of the study indicate that the implementation of BIIS through social media, local e-commerce applications, and digital recording of harvest results has expanded market reach, accelerated distribution, and increased price transparency. However, the obstacles that arise include low digital literacy of farmers, limited technological infrastructure, and dependence on individuals who master technology. Therefore, ongoing assistance, digital literacy training, and collaboration between various parties are needed to ensure the sustainability of digital transformation. These findings are expected to be a strategic reference for policy makers and practitioners in formulating inclusive and adaptive agricultural digitalization programs.</p>2025-05-31T00:00:00+07:00Copyright (c) 2025 Alfin Muttaqin, Ema Chetrine, Kurniasih Kurniasih, Lely Endah, Sudarmaji Sudarmaji, Sumitro Sumitrohttps://jurnal.larisma.or.id/index.php/EJR/article/view/1068Digital Transformation of Community Fisheries Business through Business Management Information System: Case Study in Meranti Paham Village2025-05-24T08:32:59+07:00Ali Harunridanstkurniasari@gmail.comArmainuddin Daulayudiendl@gmail.comBoy Gusmanboygusman28@gmail.comRida Kurnia Sariridanstkurniasari@gmail.comSyofia Elidasyofielida@gmail.comSumitro Sumitrosumitro@ulb.ac.id<p>This study aims to evaluate the implementation and impact of the use of Business Management Information System (BIMS) on operational efficiency and increasing fishermen's income in Meranti Paham Village, Labuhanbatu Regency, North Sumatra. The background of this study is based on the low efficiency of traditional fisheries businesses due to the absence of a structured information recording and management system. With a qualitative approach through case studies, data were obtained through in-depth interviews, participatory observations, and documentation of 15 fishermen, community leaders, and representatives of the Fisheries Service. The results of the study indicate that the implementation of BIMS, which includes recording catches, distribution, and financial reports, can improve the efficiency of fuel use, operational planning, and cost control. Economically, the use of BIMS increases fishermen's income by 20–30% and strengthens their bargaining power in the market. The success of the implementation is influenced by the support of cooperatives, the role of local leadership, and family involvement. However, obstacles such as limited digital infrastructure, low technological literacy, and concerns about data privacy are still challenges. This study recommends strengthening ongoing training, increasing access to technology, and policy support so that BIMS can be adopted more widely in the community fisheries sector.</p>2025-05-31T00:00:00+07:00Copyright (c) 2025 Ali Harun, Armainuddin Daulay, Boy Gusman, Rida Kurnia Sari, Syofia Elida, Sumitro Sumitrohttps://jurnal.larisma.or.id/index.php/EJR/article/view/1078The Role of Instructional Phrases in Improving Students' Understanding Through Bilingual Learning in Elementary Schools2025-05-25T12:20:16+07:00Adinda Assyfa Nurdinadd@students.unnes.ac.idArif Widagdoarifwidagdo@mail.unnes.ac.idMezaluna Kharismatika Deazzurimezalunakharismatika@students.unnes.ac.idFarida Lulu Asmarafaridalulu@students.unnes.ac.idNur Azizputraragil9997@students.unnes.ac.idAfina Anfa'anaafinaanfaana123@students.unnes.ac.idTia Tiatiapspt17@students.unnes.ac.id<p>This study aims to identify and analyze effective instructional phrases in bilingual teaching (English-Indonesian) for elementary school students. We explored the characteristics, forms, communicative functions, and implementation patterns of instructional imperative sentences in bilingual classrooms. Data was collected through literature review, classroom observations, and teacher interviews from bilingual elementary schools in Semarang. The results demonstrated that effective bilingual instructional phrases have distinct structural and pragmatic characteristics that facilitate student comprehension across both languages. We identified six variations of instructional phrases and five main communicative functions that support classroom management and learning facilitation. The study revealed implementation patterns including language scaffolding, interlanguage transition, instruction contextualization, and age-appropriate usage patterns. Several challenges in implementing bilingual instruction were identified, including language comprehension difficulties, proficiency variations, language interference, and usage consistency issues. These findings provide a reference for elementary school teachers to enhance bilingual instruction effectiveness and support students' bilingual competence development.</p>2025-05-31T00:00:00+07:00Copyright (c) 2025 Adinda Assyfa Nurdina, Arif Widagdo, Mezaluna Kharismatika Deazzuri, Farida Lulu Asmara, Nur Aziz, Afina Anfa'ana, Tia Tia