Textbooks are currently considered to be the most
important and most widely used teaching material
(Prastowo, 2012). The existence of books cannot be
separated from learning activities, including at the
university level. Textbooks have several functions,
namely: 1) As reference material or reference
material by students; 2) As an evaluation material; 3)
As a tool for educators in implementing the
curriculum; 4) As one of the determinants of teaching
methods or techniques used by educators.
In developing books as teaching materials, the
steps that must be carried out according to the
Ministry of National Education (2008) are: 1) Study
the curriculum by analysing it; 2) Determine the title
of the book to be written in accordance with the
decree that the book will provide; 3) Design a book
outline so that the contents of the full book cover all
aspects needed to achieve a competency; 4) Gather
references as writing material, try to use the latest
references and relevant to the study material; 5)
Writing a book is done by paying attention to the
presentation of sentences that are adjusted to the age
and experience of the reader; 6) Evaluate / edit the
results of writing by rereading. If there are
deficiencies, additions are immediately made; 7)
Improve writing.
The development of statistical textbooks for
sports education is an effort to produce new products
in the form of statistical books according to the stages
mentioned. The books developed are designed for
PJKR students, especially at the IKIP Budi Utomo
Malang. Statistics teaching books have been
developed so far statistics book specifically for sports
education. This is in line with Wibowo's statement
(2012: 24) which mentions the importance of
textbooks containing conceptual ideas and theoretical
studies and applications related to the daily lives of
students.
The purpose of the development statistic
textbooks for sports education is to maximize the
important functions of textbooks that help students to
recognize, remember and apply the knowledge taught
by lecturers (Wibowo, 2012: 12). The short-term
target of this development is to produce printed
textbooks that can be used in lecture. Meanwhile, the
long-term target is to increase the competence of
students (prospective sports teachers) to using
statistic in their fields.
3 RESEARCH METHODS
The development of this Sports Nutrition Science
teaching book refers to 4D model developed by
Thiagarajan, et al. (1974) which consisted of 4 stages,
namely Define, Design, Development, and
Disseminate, which were modified to be adapted to
this study.
3.1 Define Stage
At this define stage, it is about conducting an
instructional needs analysis needed for the
development of textbooks which includes steps: (1)
Analyzing basic competencies in Sports Nutrition
Science courses, (2) Identifying learning problems,
and (3) Identifying weaknesses and shortcomings of
textbooks Sports Nutrition.
3.2 Design Stage
The design phase was carried out to produce an initial
draft of the Sports Nutrition Science textbook.
3.3 Stage Develop
This design phase aims to revise the initial draft
textbook that has been prepared at the design stage.
Revisions are based on the validation process carried
out by material, media and language experts. After
the validation and revision is complete, a
development test is carried out which includes
individual testing, small groups and Classroom
Action Research (CAR).
3.4 Stage Disseminate
In this disseminate stage, dissemination of textbooks
to be used in lectures on Sports Nutrition, especially
for Health Physical Education Study Program and
Recreation IKIP Budi Utomo Malang.
4 RESULTS AND DISCUSSION
4.1 The Results of Define Phase
At this define stage, conducting an instructional needs
analysis needed for the development of textbooks
which includes steps of: (1) Analyzing basic
competencies in Sports Nutrition Science courses, (2)
Identifying learning problems, and (3) Identifying
weaknesses and shortcomings of textbooks Sports
Nutrition.
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