Problem-Based Learning With Mind Mapping in Respiration System to Improve Creativity of High School Students
Abstract
This research aims to identify the development of creative thinking skills among students with problem-based learning models with mind mapping. This study is a quasi-experiment using a non-equivalent control-group design. The population of this study was in eleventh grade of the mathematics and natural science program of SMAN 1 CISARUA year 2018/2019 with respiration system as material. Used two classes as a sample which implemented learning models in the respiratory system. XI MIPA 3 was an experimental group implementing problem-based learning with mind mapping and XI MIPA1 was a control group. The result shows there is an increase in student's creativity to 56.80%. Therefore problem-based learning with mind mapping is increasing students' creativity.