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PENDIDIKAN KARAKTER DALAM PENDIDIKAN
MIPA
Dipresentasikan padaPelatihan Pendidikan Karakter dalam Pembelajaran MIPA
Di FMIPA Universitas Ahmad Dahlan (UAD)Sabtu, 11 Februari 2012
Oleh:
MarsigitDosen Jurusan Pendidikan Matematika,FMIPA Universitas Negeri Yogyakarta

ANEKA PEMIKIRAN TENTANG KARAKTER
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Sampel 3 Sampel 4
Sampel 5 Sampel 6

The Nature of CHARACTER
SPIRITUAL Heart
NORMATIVE Thinking/Mind
FORMAL Written
MATERIAL Concreet









Bared Purified
Radical Therapy for Change
Character of Mathematics..?

KARAKTER
Obyek Formal Obyek Material
Dunia Barat Dunia Timur Ontologi Epistemologi Aksiologi

AUGUSTE COMPTE (Positivisme)(Western Character)
Modern/Industry Ideal/Relevant/Realistic/Survive
Philosophy Rethoric/Go to Hell
Religious Irrational/Not Relevant
Traditional Uncivilized

CAPITALISM/POWERNOWWestern Character
POST MODERN Survive/Utility
MODERN Realistic/ScientificFEUDAL
TRADITIONAL/RELIGIOUS Rethoric/Irrational
TRIBAL Uncivilized
ARCHAIC Stone

Eastern Character
God/RELIGIOUS/Transcendent
Philosophy of LifePhilosophy of Mathematics/Science
Ways of ThinkingMathematics/Science
Physical Dimention of Life
Quantitative/Simple/ConcretPhysical Dimention of Non-Life
Qualitative/Complex/Abstract

Hermeneutics of life

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Iceberg Approach in Realistics Mathematics (Moerlands, 2004 in Sutarto, 2008)

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ICEBERG VOLCANO
West Indonesia

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T S U N A M I

2/11/2012 Marsigit, IndonesiaMOUNT OF KRAKATAU

2/11/2012 Marsigit, IndonesiaMount of M E R A P
I

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Phenomenon
Entertain
Disaster

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MATHEMATICS/SCIENCE
Entertain
Disaster

Phenomenology(Husserl)
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Idealized
Abstracted
MathPhenomenaEpoche

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Character of KNOWLEDGE

2/11/2012 Marsigit, IndonesiaDavid Tall, 2010

2/11/2012 Marsigit, IndonesiaDavid Tall (2010): The child’s development of conceptual embodiment

Problem of Math/SCIENCE Teaching
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Traditional Innovative
Teacher
Students Constructive Teaching

Problem of Math/Science TeachingIn Indonesia
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FORMALMATH
SCHOOLMATH/Science
Teacher
Students Constructive Learning

The Nature of School Math/Science
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Inside your MIND(Superserve)
Outside your MIND(Subserve)
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The Nature of Math/Science
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Inside Your MIND(Unique)
Outside your MIND(Plural)

The Nature of School Math/Science
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Inside your MIND(analytic/coherence)
Outside your MIND(synthetic/
Correspondence)
3+2=53 book + 2 book = 5 book
3 pencil + 2 pencil = 5 pencil
3 book + 2 pencil = 5 ?
3 book + 2 pencil = 5 ?

The Nature of School Math/Science
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Inside your MIND(abstract)
Outside your MIND(concret)
X=30

The Nature of School Math/Science
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Inside your MIND(Realistic Math: Vertical)
Outside your MIND(Realistic
Math:Horizontal)
1½¼

Hermeneutics of The ICEBERG Approach

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Industrial Trainer
Technological Pragmatist
Old Humanist
Progressive Educator
Public Educator
Politics Radical right
Conservative
Conservative/liberal
Liberal Democra-cy
Mathematics
Body of Knowledge
Science of truth
Structu-re of truth
Process ofThinking
Social Activi-ties
Moral Value
Good vsBad
Pragmatism
HierarkhiesPaternalistics
Humani-ty
Justice, Freedom

Industrial Trainer
Technological Pragmatist
Old Humanist
Progressive Educator
Public Educator
Theory ofSociety
Hierarchy,Market Orientati-on
Hierarchy Hierarchy Well-fare Un-justice need a reform
Genesis ofStudents
Empty Vessel
Empty Vessel Character Building
Student Orientation
To develop/grow seed plant
Theory ofStudents’Ability
Talent and Effort
Talent Talent Develop-ment
Need Aspect of culture,Relatives

Industrial Trainer
Technological Pragmatist
Old Humanist
Progressive Educator
Public Educator
Aim of Mathematics/Science Education
Back to Basic (Arithme-tics)
Certification Transfer of knowledge
Creativity To develop people comprehensively through math.
Theory ofLearning
Work Hard,Exercises,Drill,Memorize
ThinkingAnd practice
Understanding and Application
Exploration Discussion,Autonomy,Self,
TheoryOf Teaching
Transfer of knowledge (transmi-tion)
External Motivation
Expository Construction,Development
Discussion,Investigation

Industrial Trainer
Technological Pragmatist
Old Humanist
Progressive Educator
Public Educator
Resour-ces
White Board, Chalk,Anti Calcula-tor
Teaching Aid Visual Teaching Aid for motivation
Various resources/environment
SocialEnviront-ment
Evaluati-on
External Test
ExternalTest
ExternalTest
Porto-folio,Assessment
Porto folio,Social Context
Diversity Monoculture
Desentrali-sation
Competent Based Curricu-lum
Multiple Solution,Local Culture
Heterogonomous

THE NATURE OF LEARNING MATHEMATICS/SCIENCE
(Ernest, 1991)
FEEDBACK, CRITICSREFORMULATION
PUBLICATION NEW CONCEPT
SUBJECT. SOCIAL OBJECT.KNOWL.KNOWLEDGE INTERACTION
NEW CONCEPT REPRESENTATION
REFORMULATION

HAKEKAT SISWA BELAJAR MATEMATIKA/SCIENCE
(Ebut And Straker, 1996)
MOTIVASI
UNIK
SOSIAL
KONTEKSTUAL

InstrumentalCurriculum
InteractiveCurriculum
IndividualisticCurriculum
Packages (subj. discipline)
Problems (interdiscip. enquiry)
Personal eksploration
Berorientasi Kerja Kesejahteraan Masy Kebahagiaan Hidup
Materi sangat terstruktur Struktur materi longgar
Materi tak terstruktur
Guru Mendominasi Guru sbg Manager Guru melayani kebut belaj siswa
Teachers as passive recipients
Teacher as represent. Participants
Teacher as developers
Attain. of specif. goal Anthropological studies
Indiv. case-histories
MANUSIA DAPAT DIREKAYASA
MANUSIA SBG MAKHLUK SOSIAL
MANUSIA SEBAGAI PRIBADI
DUNIA NYATA DUNIA YANG DUNIA YANG TIDAK DIKETAHUI

CHARACTERISTIC OF INDONESIAN (MATHEMATICS) TEACHING
PRACTICE
1. Topik saling terpisah2. Guru sebagai distributor ilmu3. Murid pasif4. Guru tidak punya peran dalam pengemb. kurikulum5. Menekankan pada ingatan dan latihan6. Motivasi external7. Teachers give highest priority to academic attainment8. Regular testing9. Accent on competition10. Teaching confined to classroom base11. Little emphasis on creative expression

ONTOLOGY OF CHARACTER1. ACTIVITIES : Teacher/Students activities in the class
2. MEANINGS : Teacher’s explaining and questioningStudent’s answering and questioning
3. PARTICIPATION : Teacher as the researcher
4. RELATIONSHIP : Researchers ---Teachers; Teachers---- Researcher
5. SETTING : Teaching learning processes

Based on the Five Principles of the national philosophy, PANCASILA, thespecific aims of the education system include :
(a) Enhancing full devotion to God Almighty;
(b) Developing the intelligence and skills of individuals;
(c) Promoting good conduct, patriotism, and social responsibility;
(d)Fostering positive attitudes of self reliance and development, so that thepeople will be able to develop themselves and take joint responsibility
forthe development of the nation;
(e)Ensuring that all children are literate and able to communicate well inBahasa Indonesia, the national language, while preserving and
enhancinglocal and regional languages and culture

















Conclusion on Teaching Practice
The teachers need to have clear picture of the NATURE OF
SCHOOL MATHEMATICS & SCIENCE, REALISTICS
MATHEMATICS, and CONSTRUCTIVE TEACHING
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The teachers need to organize presentation, demonstrate and
interconnected relationships between division, fractions, decimals, and percents (e.g., physically divide a
whole into five equal pieces)
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The teachers need to develop skills on using concrete materials (i.e., manipulatives) before proceeding to semi-concrete materials (e.g.,
pictorial representations) before proceeding to abstract problems (e.g., numerical
representation)
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The teachers need to develop methods to uncover the variations of all
problem types lead the students to make generalizations (e.g., that all
fractions represent parts of a whole)
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The teacher need to develop various methods of teaching,
various learning resources, and various
interaction/communication
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Grand Conclusion• Prof. Dr. Azyumardi Azra, Pendidikan Islam mempunyai beberapa
karakteristik yaitu:• pertama, Penguasaan Ilmu Pengetahuan. Ajaran dasar Islam
mewajibkan mencari ilmu pengetahuan bagi setiap Muslim danmuslimat.
• Kedua, Pengembangan Ilmu Pengetahuan. Ilmu yang telah dikuasaiharus diberikan dan dikembangkan kepada orang lain.
• Ketiga, penekanan pada nilai-nilai akhlak dalam penguasaan danpengembangan ilmu pengetahuan.
• Keempat, penguasaan dan pengembangan ilmu pengetahuan, hanyalahuntuk pengabdian kepada Allah dan kemaslahatan umum.
• Kelima, penyesuaian terhadap perkembangan jiwa, dan bakat anak. • Keenam, pengembangan kepribadian serta penekanan pada amal saleh
dan tanggung jawab.

Tim Kajian Dakwah Al Hikmah
Jika Westernisasi ilmu hanya menghasilkanilmu-ilmu sekular yang cenderungmenjauhkan manusia dengan agamanya, maka Islamisasi ilmu justru mampumembangunkan pemikiran dan keseimbanganantara aspek rohani dan jasmani pribadimuslim yang akan menambahkan lagikeimanannya kepada Allah SWT. Wallahua’lam bishawab