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Nine experts rated the PBL-based civic education teaching material eligible for learning, with an average final score of 92%

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q2 i? Expert assessment across linguists, presentation, media and material aspects averaged 92%, indicating eligibility for use in learning. → Wulandari 2018

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Wulandari 2018

Wulandari, T., Suharno, & Triyanto. (2018). Field trial analysis of teaching material civic education based on problem based learning (PBL) to improve student’s outcome. International Journal of Educational Methodology, 4(4), 259-265. https://doi.org/10.12973/ijem.4.4.259

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Expert validation in the Finding section: Table 2 prints linguists 92.5%, presentation 92.5%, media experts 95%, material experts 90%, average 92%. Assessment aspects were adapted from BNSP content, presentation, language and graphic eligibility.

"The assessment results are accumulated and get the average of final value 92%. It shows that the teaching material of Civic education based on PBL eligibility is used in learning."

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