Published

Peningkatan Pembelajaran Aktif melalui Pengembangan Paket Media di Kelas V SD Swasta Pardamean Medan

Authors

1

Kania Tiur Adelia Siringoringo

Universitas Negeri Medan

2

Romaito Pardosi

Universitas Negeri Medan

3

Christi Pelita Hutagaol

Universitas Negeri Medan

4

Sryance Romaster Simarmata

Universitas Negeri Medan

5

Lidwina Dedea Ginting

Universitas Negeri Medan

Abstract

This study was conducted at Pardamean Private Elementary School in Medan to analyze the learning process in fifth grade, particularly focusing on the level of student participation during classroom activities. This research employed a descriptive qualitative approach, with data collected through classroom observations and interviews with the fifth-grade teacher, Mrs. Situmorang. The observation results indicated that most students tended to be passive, relying heavily on teacher instructions and showing limited initiative, which led to a predominantly one-way learning process. Although the teacher had made efforts to deliver explanations optimally, student-centered activities were not fully implemented due to limited learning media, time constraints, and variations in student abilities. The learning media used were primarily textbooks and the blackboard. Based on these findings, the study formulated an initial concept of simple learning media, including flash cards, question cards, student discussion sheets, and learning modules, designed to support more interactive classroom learning. In conclusion, the study highlights the need for practical and accessible learning media to encourage active student participation and reduce teacher-centered learning in elementary school classrooms.

Publication Info

Volume / Issue
Vol. 2, No. 2
Year
2026
Pages
7-13
Submitted
06 December 2025
Published
27 February 2026

Original Article

View this article on the original journal website for additional features and citation options.

View in OJS

Share

Publication History

Transparent editorial process timeline

Submitted

06 Dec 2025

Sent to Review

06 Dec 2025

Review Completed

09 Dec 2025

Review Completed

09 Dec 2025

Revisions Required

10 Dec 2025

Accepted

18 Jan 2026

Sent to Production

26 Feb 2026

Published

27 Feb 2026