Pengembangan LKPD Mengenal Huruf Alfabet dan Coding Untuk Siswa Kelas 1 Sekolah Dasar
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https://doi.org/10.33752/ed-humanistics.v9i02.7957Abstract
Introduction to the alphabet and coding for grade 1 elementary school students is important. This is because the alphabet is the main foundation in basic reading and writing. Meanwhile, studying coding for elementary school age sharpens logic and keeps up with developments in technological sophistication. The aim of this research is to produce LKPD (Learner Worksheets) that are valid and practical. The development of this LKPD uses the ADDIE development model. The research results show that the average validity of LKPD experts, material experts and learning experts is 94% in the "Very Valid" category. Meanwhile, practicality was obtained from a questionnaire given to 15 students and an average score of 95% was obtained. So the results of developing LKPD recognizing alphabet letters, coding combinations for grade 1 elementary school students are very valid and practical.
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