The Comparison between Inquiry and Problem Solving Method in
Performing Overhand Service Technique on Volleyball Game
Arief Adhitia Hamzah, Mukhlisin Mukhlisin and Tendri Satria
School of Postgraduate studies, Universitas Pendidikan Indonesia, Jln. Dr. Setiabudhi No. 229 Bandung, Indonesia
mukhlisin@student.upi.edu
Keywords: Inquiry, Problem Solving, Overhand Service.
Abstract: The service technique is one of the basic techniques of volleyball that must be mastered well. It can help
players to face a match in volleyball court. Lack of student result in practicing overhand service is caused by
the teachers who deliver conventional lesson. The research method used in this research is experimental
method. The population in this study is students of XI Accountancy Department that consists of 4 class, those
are Accountancy 1, Accountancy 2, Accountancy3, and Accountancy 4 at SMK Negeri 1 Cianjur. The Sample
of this study is 23 male students of class XI at SMK Negeri I Cianjur, obtained from 10% of the population
which divided into two groups; those are 11 students for the group of inquiry method and 12 students for the
group problem solving method. The practice result of problem solving method has more significant effect
than inquiry method in improving quality of overhand service result in volleyball game at SMKN 1 Cianjur.
1 INTRODUCTION
The development of human resources is closely
related to the implementation of the educational
process, especially in formal schools (Bush, 2009). In
the process of teaching and learning can run
effectively when all the components that influence in
the process support each other in order to achieve
goals. These components include students, teachers,
curriculum, methods, facilities and infrastructure and
the environment. To achieve those goals, we need to
improve physical education and sports at school,
develop sports-achievement, and make some efforts
to socialize sports and to make societies do sports and
create a climate that encourages the societies to get
achievement responsibly in managing and developing
sports. As a game that has popularized, volleyball
games have rules and basic techniques that should be
mastered for both beginners and professionals, one of
them is the service technique. The service technique
is one of the basic techniques of volleyball that must
be mastered well. It can help players to face a game
in volleyball court (Werner, 1989).
We need a plan to make a learning strategy to
make the learning process runs optimally. Inquiry is
a process of answering questions and solving
problems based on logical testing of facts and
observations. According to Arthur L. Costa (1985) as
quoted by Rustaman (2003: 3) is a pattern of
sequential learning activities that are applied from
time to time and directed to achieve a desired student
learning results. Furthermore, the inquiry methods
use a process to teach content and to help students
think analytically. “The application of inquiry
methods will produce students/learners whom are
able to solve problems and develop tentative
hypotheses that they will answer with the data of their
research results in a study also disclosed this method
is critically looking for something by using certain
steps towards a success of the problems faced”
Baruadi, Iron Suleman and Lamusu, Ahmad and
Lamusu, Zulkifli (2015, page 3).
The purpose of the inquiry method mentioned and
disclosed by Mallinson {1991: 17}, that is : “if the
main goal science program is to get children to
understand remember, and apply science concepts,
there’s probably no more powerful tool that having
students “write science”. Research indicates that
writing about science in process not only science
vocabulary, but also performance in reading and
thinking in the discipline”
Various explanations about problem solving is
expressed, Yudiana (2015, p.10) describes that
"problem solving is a technique to help students to
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Hamzah, A., Mukhlisin, M. and Satria, T.
The Comparison between Inquiry and Problem Solving Method in Performing Overhand Service Technique on Volleyball Game.
In Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference on Sports Science, Health and Physical Education (ICSSHPE 2017) - Volume 2, pages 38-41
ISBN: 978-989-758-317-9
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