Development of augmented reality-based learning models for students with specific learning disabilities
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This study aims to develop a learning model based on augmented reality applications to overcome barriers to learning mathematics for Students with Specific Learning Disabilities (SLD) in Inclusive Schools. This study uses a 4D model with the development of an AR-based learning model involving ten expert validators, and the respondents employed in the analysis of data collection needs at the specified stage are 40 Special Education Teachers (STC) who teach SLD students in inclusive schools. The results of this study indicate that research on the achievement of the learning process shows that there is still hope and excellence in achieving the learning process desired by STC, where the learning process is still in the sufficient category level and necessary, as a learning medium in the learning process in the inclusive class. The validation test also shows that augmented reality application technology is included in the very good category, including the very good class. This augmented reality-based learning model is valid for use in the learning process in overcoming barriers to learning mathematics for SLD students in inclusive schools.
Keywords: Augmented Reality, inclusive schools, mathematic, learning model, SLD
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