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pp. 1097-1109 | Article Number: ijese.2017.073
Published Online: June 18, 2017
Abstract
Boring lecturers and irrelevant learning materials needed by students caused the students are less motivated to learn entrepreneurship course in vocational education. It is caused by the learning materials that will be delivered by the lectures can be predicted by the students. Thus, a relevant and supplementary support is much needed which can be in form of a module to learn entrepreneurship in order to make entrepreneurial learning in vocational education more interesting for the students. This article aims to describe the development of entrepreneurship module by using Product-Based Learning Approach which is valid, practice and effective. This research utilized Research and Development study. This research used ADDIE (Analyzing, Designing, Developing, Implementation and Evaluation) model. The validity, the practicality and the effectiveness of the module were analyzed descriptively. The results of this research are: 1) an entrepreneurship module by using Product-Based Learning Approach is produced; 2) the result of the content validity of this module is 0.89, the format validity is 0.86 and the presentation validity is 0.88; 3) the practicality of the module gathered from lecturers’ respond is very practice (87.50%) and from students’ response is (81.63%); 4) the effectiveness of the module is categorized as effective to improve the students’ achievement by gain score-test (0.53) at average category. Based on the findings, it can be concluded that the module used Product-Based Learning Approach is valid, practice and effective to improve the quality of entrepreneurial learning process in vocational education.
Keywords: Entrepreneurship Module, Product-Based Learning, Vocational Education
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