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BY :
CINDI ELVANI
4173121005
PHYSICS DEPARTMENT
2019
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ACTIVITY REPORT
IMPLEMENTATION OF INTERNAL PROGRAMS II
IN DHARMAWANGSA MEDAN HIGH SCHOOL
By
CINDI ELVANI
4173121005
NIP.197111192002092001 NUPTK.
Approve
Headmaster,
Drs.Sutrisno
NIP.196211141993031002
FOREWORD
Praise gratitude the author prayed the presence of God Almighty who has given all his
blessings, guidance, and grace so that authors can complete this apprentice report in timely
manner. Shalawat and salam authors devote to the lord of Prophet Muhammad SAW, family
and friends. This report is the author's responsibility during the activities of Internship 2 in
SMA DHARMAWANGSA MEDAN. The purpose of this apprentice report is as the
fulfillment of the assignment of the subject of Internship 2.
The compilation of this report is due to the efforts and assistance of various parties
who have helped both in the form of encouragement and material. On this occasion the author
would like to express his gratitude to:
1. Mrs. Dr.Mariati Purnama Simanjuntak,S.Pd.,M.Si as a lecturer who has been guiding
a lot of guidance and provide direction in conducting internships.
2. Mr. Drs. Sutrisno as the principal of SMA DHARMAWANGSA MEDAN.
3. Mrs. Siti Maisyaroh, S.Si, M.Pd as apprentice tutor.
4. All friends and parties who have assisted in the completion of this internship report.
The author realizes that the writing of this report is still far from perfection. Therefore,
the authors expect input, both suggestions and constructive criticism from all parties.
Hopefully this report can be useful especially for writers themselves and generally for
readers.
Cindi Elvani
TABLE OF CONTENT
INTRODUCTION
A. Background
Education has a very important role in shaping the skills and skills of a person to
enter the workforce. Education carried out in tertiary institutions is still limited to the
provision of theory and practice on a small scale with limited intensity, in order to understand
and solve any problems that arise in the world of work, students need to conduct work
training activities directly in institutions / institutions relevant to education programs that are
followed, so that after being released from the academic ties in the relevant college, students
can take advantage of the knowledge and experience gained during the education period and
work training period to continue their work in the real world of work. Because, to be able to
go directly to the community not only requires high formal education with the acquisition of
satisfactory values, but also skills (skills) and supporting experience are needed to better
recognize the field of work in accordance with their expertise. Therefore, students need to
conduct detailed research and go directly to understand every problem that arises in the world
of work.
Article 35 of Law No. 12 of 2012 mandates that the higher education curriculum be
developed by each university by referring to the National Standards of Higher Education for
each Study Program which includes the development of intellectual intelligence, noble
character and skills. Furthermore, based on Minister of National Education Regulation No. 16
of 2012 mandates that curricula in every level of education in Indonesia refer to the
Indonesian National Qualifications Framework (KKNI). In the KKNI a matching mechanism
is made between the quality of graduates produced by the education program and the
qualifications of the workforce needed. To deal with unemployment problems caused by non-
recognition of one's competence, the mechanism for recognizing the results of past learning
(Recognition of Prior Learning / RPL) as well as recognition of current competencies
(Recoqnition of Current Competency) is urgently needed. KKNI can be the basis of a strategy
to equalize one's qualifications obtained through formal, non-formal, informal education,
even from work experience.
Referring to the IQF, the Tier 1 level is at level 6. To improve the quality of
graduates, especially in carrying out learning, Unimed applies an apprenticeship learning
model. Apprenticeship activities are carried out in schools and in its implementation, the
Internship activities are carried out systematically by involving all stakeholders such as the
principal / deputy headmaster, internship teacher (GPM), and internship supervisor (DPM).
Through the apprenticeship program for students of education study programs, it is expected
that four teacher competencies will be formed as mandated by UUGD, namely personality,
social, pedagogic, and professional competence. So far, the achievement of these four
competencies only relies on teacher professional education (PPG), which has only 2
semesters.
This competency can be achieved through a gradual process, little by little.
Therefore the introduction of the school environment must be early, programmed or well
planned.It needs to be understood that the cultivation of teacher attitude into the souls of
prospective teachers requires a long time, it is impossible to achieve it in just one year, that is,
at the PPG stage only. It takes a long time. Therefore an internship is offered in 3 semesters,
namely internship 1 in semester 2, internship 2 in semester 4 and internship 3 in semester 6. It
is necessary to ensure that the planting of teacher attitudes is successful step by step, so that
the implementation of internship courses needs an Early Warning System. This system will
help students ascertain whether they are still on the right track.
This internship program is a compulsory subject for the Unimed education study
program. The internship program consists of three:
1) Internship 1 (School Observation)
2) Internship 2 (Development of Learning Devices)
3) Internship 3 (Guided Teaching)
B. Objective of Internship 2
In general, the internship program aims to shape the knowledge, skills and
professional attitudes of students as prospective educators. But specifically the special-
purpose internship program is as follows.
The apprenticeship program II aims to strengthen educational academic competence
and its relation to academic competencies in the field of study and establish the initial ability
of prospective students in developing learning tools through:
1. Analysis of the Study Syllabus
2. Review the Learning Devices Used by the Teacher
3. Study the Learning Strategy
4. Review the Assessment System
5. Development of RPP
6. Development of Teaching Materials
7. Development of Learning Media
8. Development of Student Worksheets
9. Development of Assessment Tools
CHAPTER II
B. School Organization
a. Students
Students
No Major
X XI XII
1 Science 99 96 85
2 Social 58 49 55