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The Development of KPS Based Practicum Module for Physics Subject to Improve Student’s Reporting Skills

This study aims to develop a physics practicum module based on Science Process Skills, which improves students' reporting skills. The type of research used is called R&D or research and development methods that refer to the 4-D model with the following stages: Define, Design, Develop and Disseminate. The data collection technique used a questionnaire. The data was delivered descriptively to analyze the feasibility of the developed practicum module and an assessment rubric for student practicum reports to determine the improvement in students' reporting skills. Validation questionnaires were given to Content experts and media design experts, while field trial questionnaires were given to physics teacher colleagues and students. The validation results of content experts and media design experts are classified in the "feasible" criteria by obtaining a score of 3.85 for Content expert validation and 3.56 for media design expert validation. Moreover, the results of the development trial received a score of 3.81 from peer validation which was classified in the "feasible" criteria. The student responses obtained a score of 3.82, which was classified in the "interesting" criteria. The results of the n-gain test have received a value of 0.63, which was classified in the "fair" criteria. Based on these data, the researcher concluded that the developed KPS-based physics practicum module is feasible and can improve students' reporting skills.