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The purpose of this classroom action research project is to find out how well seventh-grade female students at Mutiara Qur'an Islamic Boarding School in Wonogiri learn Arabic with the use of the audiolingual approach. By emphasizing active listening and pronunciation, the audiolingual approach makes it easier for students to comprehend and communicate in Arabic. Twelve female seventh-graders at Mutiara Qur'an Islamic Boarding School participated in the researcher's qualitative study in order to gather the research findings. The study was conducted in two cycles to enhance Arabic language learning. Planning, action, observation, and reflection are the four components of each cycle in the Kurt Lewin model. Tests, observations, and interviews were the methods utilized to get the data. The proportion of learning mastery and descriptive analysis were used to examine the collected data. The study's findings show that the audiolingual approach is successful in raising female students' Arabic language learning outcomes.

Finding out how students' social ties impacted their performance in Islamic Religious Education classes at SMPN 1 Kec Payakumbuh was the driving force for this research. Quantitative correlational study is the method employed. A total of 256 seventh graders made up the study's population, and 64 students were selected using a proportionate stratified random sampling technique. Questionnaires and other data analysis methods such as descriptive statistics, hypothesis testing, and data analysis precondition tests were utilized for data collecting. The study's findings show that students' social ties have a significant impact on learning outcomes, with a significance value of 0.009 <0.05. Therefore, we can accept Ha and reject H0.

Problems in learning writing did not seem to find a bright spot in education. Teachers tried to find solutions by evaluating learning materials and learning media. Recently, the solution of the writing problem had become a major concern. Thus, this research aimed to design technology-based learning materials referred to interactive videos with target learner seventh graders. This methodology used design development research (DDR). Data were sourced from junior high schools in Jabodetabek. The main data for designing were the results of the analysis learning materials, learning objectives, and interview result with teacher. The design of interactive video paid attention to the main aspects including the characteristics of interactive video, learning objectives, and students' needs. In addition, time efficiency was also important to maintain students' motivation in learning. Through interactive video, students' engagement in interacting with the learning content was the key to successful learning. Therefore, the result of this design showed this media has high potential to be implemented in writing class.