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41.1% of teachers usually use textbooks. Rahmat,
2003
Quantitative Qualitative
Mixed-mode methods focus on something that is more open and complex which can
be studied better. (Shema & Woodman, 2013)
RESEARCH RESPONDENT
A School in Putrajaya Area 1
(School B)
Questionn
aire Form
Classroom A Classroom B
Sekolah A Sekolah B
(Selangor) (Putrajaya) Kelas Amanah
Kelas 1 Zamrud
5 orang murid lelaki 2 orang murid lelaki
1 orang murid
perempuan
2 orang murid
perempuan
Masa pembelajaran 60
minit ( 2 waktu)
Masa pembelajaran
40 minit
CLASSROOM 1 ZAMRUD
Title : Forms (page 23 in the textbook)
• The teacher showed step-by-step the process of making a house using papers such
as cutting, folding, pasting, rolling, making lines and etc.
• 10 minutes before the class dismissed, a student still couldn't finished the house
because of difficulties such as folding and cutting the paper.
CLASSROOM 1 AMANAH
• Title: Creating Patterns Using Capan Technique (Not in the textbook syllabus -
modification from the teacher)
• The teacher explained the materials for making patterns using capan technique.
• The students reiterated each of the materials needed for this technique such as
nutmeg vegetables, chickpeas and cabbage flowers.
• The students followed the instructions given by the teacher. 2 male students
managed to follow the teacher's instructions as shown in the classroom.
•At the last minute a female student was still doing the capan technique but in the
opposite direction.
•Female students followed the teacher's instruction in completing the task.
CONCLUSION
• It was observed that both schools used the visual arts
textbooks for special education.
• The teachers were still applied the teaching topics as
stated in the textbook. However, some teachers have
made modifications without referring the topics in the
textbook due to limited ability of the students.
• Both data gathered through observation and
questionnaires carried out, found that textbooks was
used as reference and guidance by the teachers in the
classrooms but the implementations were different.