Developing students' character of discipline, hard work, and cooperation through inquiry learning
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This study aimed to determine the effect of the application of the inquiry learning model on the character of discipline, the character of hard work, and the character of students' cooperation in learning physics. This study used a mixed type of research with an explanatory design. The sampling technique used in this research is purposive sampling. The study used associative quantitative data analysis techniques with the help of software then followed by interviews that strengthen the results of quantitative data. Based on the results of the Regression test of the inquiry model on the character of discipline, hard work, and cooperation of students in physics subjects, it was found that there was an influence of the inquiry model on the character of discipline, hard work, and cooperation of students in physics subjects in high schools in Jambi and middle schools.
Keywords: Character discipline; cooperation character; hard work character; inquiry; physics
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