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This study aims to apply the Problem Based Learning (PBL) model based on the Culturally Responsive Teaching (CRT) approach to improve junior high school students' argumentative literacy in speech text material. The study was conducted on grade VIII-E students of SMP Negeri 7 Banjarmasin with a descriptive qualitative approach through documentation and observation of teaching modules, teacher reports, and learning evaluation results. The results of the study indicate that the application of PBL syntax - starting from problem orientation through contextual speech texts, group work with LKPD, presentation of discussion results, to evaluation using applications such as Kahoot is able to improve students' abilities in analyzing text structures, compiling arguments, and expressing opinions logically and critically. The CRT approach strengthens the relevance of the material to the students' cultural background, thus encouraging active involvement and deeper understanding. The application of PBL and CRT has proven effective in forming critical thinking skills and improving the quality of Indonesian language learning that is more contextual and meaningful.

This study explores the implementation of the Problem-Based Learning (PBL) model combined with the Culturally Responsive Teaching (CRT) approach through the utilization of various forms of digital content to optimally enhance students’ learning outcomes. The research employs a descriptive qualitative design aimed at gaining an in-depth understanding of the learning process being implemented. The primary data were obtained from an analysis of the Grade VIII Indonesian language teaching module, while supporting data were collected through interviews with students of the Teacher Professional Education (PPG) program involved in the learning process. The findings indicate that the design and implementation of learning activities followed the stages of PBL systematically, thereby encouraging collaboration, active discussion, and problem-solving activities in the classroom. CRT principles were clearly reflected in the selection of learning materials related to students’ cultural backgrounds, such as speech texts representing Banjar and Javanese cultures. The integration of digital media, including Google Sites, instructional videos, and interactive quizzes, was proven to increase students’ engagement, motivation, and participation during the learning process. Overall, the synergy between PBL, CRT, and digital content created a more relevant, inclusive, and contextual learning environment and had a positive impact on improving students’ learning outcomes.

This research is motivated by the problems faced by students in understanding fictional texts. Many students struggle to connect literary content with their personal experiences or real-life contexts, resulting in low reading interest, poor comprehension, and limited participation in literature learning. To address this issue, this study aims to develop an electronic module on fictional works based on Bogor’s local wisdom, to be integrated into Indonesian language learning at the secondary school level. The module is designed using local folk stories from the Bogor region—such as legends, myths, and traditional tales—which are rich in cultural and moral values. This approach seeks to make literary material more relatable, contextual, and meaningful for students, thus enhancing their engagement and understanding. This research employs the Research and Development (R&D) method using the ADDIE model, which consists of five stages: 1) Analysis, 2) Design, 3) Development, 4) Implementation, and 5) Evaluation. Data collection techniques include observation, interviews with teachers and students, expert validation (media, content, and language), and questionnaires to assess students’ responses to the developed module. The results indicate that the module received a very high level of validation from experts: 94.4% from media experts, 96.6% from content experts, and the Sundanese translation was reviewed and verified by language experts. Student responses during both initial and main trials showed that the module was categorized as highly feasible and effective. These findings demonstrate that the electronic module meets technical, pedagogical, and cultural standards. In conclusion, this study contributes to the development of culturally responsive teaching materials and offers an innovative and engaging alternative for literature instruction. It also supports students in deepening their appreciation for local culture while improving their ability to understand and analyze fictional texts more effectively.

This research is motivated by the difficulties experienced by students in imagining and composing fantasy stories. To overcome this, a Flipbook-based e-module was developed for the Indonesian Language subject with fantasy story text material containing elements of critical reasoning to train students' critical reasoning skills. The purpose of this research is to develop digital learning media that facilitates the learning process. The research uses the ADDIE development model (analysis, design, development, implementation, evaluation). This research was conducted at Puspita Middle School with 39 students of class VII-G as research subjects. Data were collected through observation, interviews, and questionnaires to students, educators, media experts and material experts to assess the feasibility of the e-module. The results showed that the e-module was declared valid and practical to use, with an assessment from media experts of 86.67%, material experts 98.67%, indicating a statement that it was very appropriate without revision, and an assessment from Indonesian Language teachers of 94.67%, and student responses of 96.14%. Thus, the e-module of fantasy story texts containing critical reasoning based on flipbooks gets a very good and very decent category.  

This study aims to systematically examine the use  of interactive physics e-modules based in Problem-Based Learning (PBL) in improving students’ critical and creative thinking skills. The research method employed a Systematic Literature Review (SLR) following the PRISMA protocol. Literature search was conducted through online databases such as Google Scholar, Garuda, OneSearch, and Publish or Perish using keywords: “interactive e-module”, “problem-based learning”, “students’ critical thinking”, “students’ creative thingking”, and “physics learning media”. After applying inclusion-exclusion criteria, 30  relevant articles were selected for analysis. The findings indicate that PBL-based e-modules are effective in enhancing higher-order thinking skills, particularly in analyzing problems, providing logical arguments, and generating innovative solutions. Moreover, interavtive e-modules contribute significantly to increasing student motivation and active participation during the learning process. Therefore, the use of PBL-based interactive physics e-modules can serve as a strategic alternative for educational innovation in the digital era, especially in fortering students’ critical and creative thinking abilities.

A number of studies have discussed the development and implementation of e-modules based on the Contextual Teaching and Learning (CTL) approach at various levels of education. However, there is no study that systematically reviews and maps the development of research in this field. This study aims to provide a bibliometric overview of the development of studies on the use of CTL-based e-modules. A total of 13 scientific articles published in the period 2015 to 2025 were analyzed, with data obtained from Google Scholar using Publish or Perish software. The analysis was carried out descriptively and bibliometrically with the help of VOSviewer to visualize growth trends and thematic maps of the topics studied. This research focuses on two main aspects, namely: (a) the growth trajectory of studies related to the use of CTL-based e-modules; and (b) mapping the most researched themes and main topics. Results show a significant increase in interest since 2020, with the focus shifting from the introduction of CTL concepts towards the development, validation, and implementation of e-modules in learning. Visualization with VOSviewer also shows contextual teaching, e-module, and student as the dominant keywords in recent research. This finding is expected to be an initial reference for further research in this area.

This research was conducted to examine in depth what are the main differences between the Learning Outcomes (CP) and Learning Objectives (TP) in the Merdeka Curriculum compared to the Core Competencies (KI) and Basic Competencies (KD) in the 2013 Curriculum. The main focus is on how this affects the development and implementation of mathematics teaching modules in phase E, especially in SMA Negeri 16 Padang. The research method used was qualitative research involving direct observation at the school, conducting in-depth interviews, and reviewing documents related to various teaching modules. From the analysis, it can be seen that the structure of CP and TP is more integrative, contextual, and flexible compared to the structure of KI and KD which tend to be separate and procedural in nature. In addition, teaching modules based on Merdeka Curriculum encourage the development of the Pancasila Student Profile and 21st century competencies. This conclusion has a major influence on curriculum development and learning designs that are more adaptive to student needs and the times.

This article reviews the implementation of the Independent Curriculum in the learning process of Pancasila and Citizenship Education (PPKn) subjects using literature analysis. The Independent Curriculum is an innovative step that aims to improve the quality of learning by providing flexibility for teachers and students. Its implementation in PPKn has been applied in several schools such as SMA Negeri 1 Pringgabaya and MA Negeri 1 Ngawi. The findings show that the Independent Curriculum in PPKn is implemented using open modules, formative and summative assessments, and project-based, collaborative, and problem-based learning methods. The use of the Independent Curriculum allows students to express themselves, learn independently, and develop their talents and abilities. This article states that the implementation of the Independent Curriculum in PPKn has the potential to improve the quality of meaningful learning and in accordance with the needs of students.

Real analysis is a course that requires formal proof of a formal definition. Almost all students have difficulty learning real analysis. These problems require the provision of learning models that can serve students who learn real analysis. The purpose of this study is to provide an overview or description of the Model to improve the quality of real analysis lectures. The method used in this study is Systematic Literature Review. The results of the study concluded that models to improve the quality of real analysis lectures are very diverse. Learning models such as the use of Flow Proof and Extended Triad Level ++ Learning Models, to the application of learning modules such as Project-Based Learning Modules can be effectively and efficiently used to improve the quality of real analysis lectures.

This discussion is to determine the results of the flipbook-based E-Module on the ability to solve mathematical problems in root form material in class This discussion applies the ADDIE development design form, which has 5 main stages, namely analysis, design, development, implementation, evaluation. The subjects of this discussion are 23 students in class X at SMK Mandiri Pontianak. In this discussion, the instruments used are validation sheets, questionnaires and pretest posttest questions. The first research result is the validation of the E-Module, which means the average score for the 3 experts is 87.66% according to very valid criteria. The second is the practicality value, based on views through questionnaire scores filled in by teachers & students which are accumulated to reach a percentage of 83% according to very practical criteria. Then the effectiveness is checked through the results of inferential statistical tests using the student's pretest and posttest according to the results of the t-test, namely tcount < - ttable significant α=5% (a=0.05). Significant differences were found in student learning outcomes and mathematical problem solving abilities, so that the E-Module was categorized as effective. Therefore, it can be concluded that the flipbook-based E-Module for mathematical problem solving abilities in root form material in class.