Problems Authentic Assessment of Civic Education Subject
Vocational High School
Wijianto, Winarno
FKIP Universitas Sebelas Maret, Surakarta, Indonesia
Keywords: civic education, assessment, vocational high school.
Abstract: authentic assessment is one of the characteristics that mark the Pancasila and civic education curriculum of
schools. Authentic assessment as a real judgment, an assessment that seeks to describe student achievement
in accordance with its abilities. The assessment of Pancasila and civic education has characteristics that
include the assessment of civic knowledge, civic dispositions, and civic skills. The research aims to identify
the problem of authentic assessment subjects Pancasila and civic education vocational secondary schools. The
research method uses the approach of research development research development with the steps: potential
and problems, gather information, study of literature, product design, design validation, improved design,
product testing, product revision, utility testing, product revision, and manufacture of products of mass.
Sampling by purposive. Source of data Informant, Events, documents, and relevant literature. Collecting data
through in-depth interviews, focus group discussions, observations, questionnaires, and document research.
Validity using source and method triangulation, analysis is done in three stages, namely: data reduction, data
presentation, and conclusion. The results showed an authentic assessment problems occur in the cognitive,
affective, and psychomotor problems were encountered in the teacher related to the curriculum, materials,
lattice Technology assessment and control of information and communication.
1 INTRODUCTION
Professional teachers should master the formulation
of objectives or competencies contained in the
curriculum, mastering learning materials and
strategies, and assessment techniques. But in reality,
in the manufacture of assessment tools which
measure student competencies found yet standardized
assessment tools and consequential to the assessment
of students ability inaccurate (Winarno, 2012). In
accordance with the demands of teacher competence
Pancasila and civic education schools, teachers must
be able to make an assessment tool that measures the
civic knowledge, attitudes / character of citizenship
and citizenship skills as part of pedagogical
competence of teachers (Winataputra, 2010). Given
the essence of civic education is an important
component of education that fosters citizens to
participate in public life and democracy, to exercise
their rights and to carry out their responsibilities with
the necessary knowledge (Branson, 1998).
The problems that arise from the research findings
(Winarno, 2012) is no assessment instruments that
can be used by teachers educational subjects
Pancasila and citizenship to map the character of
citizenship of students according to the characteristics
of the subjects, there is no step standard in developing
the instrument, and yet the formulation of appropriate
indicators to show Character of student citizenship
(Winarno, 2012). This has the consequence that the
measuring instruments used evaluation techniques
and have not developed according to the correct
procedure. On the same side of the research findings
(Haryati, 2015) showed that the results of the analysis
of the implementation plan of learning shows that the
existing learning plan has not been equipped with a
grid, especially for affective assessment, while the
cognitive assessment has not done weighting that
reflects the level of difficulty in accordance Cognitive
level to be achieved. Still in the study it was found
that teachers had difficulties in composing a grid and
utilizing information and communication
technologies to measure civic knowledge, civic
attitudes, and citizenship skills (Haryati, 2015).
Wijianto, . and Winarno, .
Problems Authentic Assessment of Civic Education Subject Vocational High School.
DOI: 10.5220/0008408701210125
In Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference on Learning Innovation (ICLI 2018), pages 121-125
ISBN: 978-989-758-391-9
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Learning assessment Pancasila and civic
education in order to measure the knowledge of
citizenship, character / attitude civics and citizenship
skills that students can be developed using
information and communication technology as a tool,
namely by using Google forms adapted to the
characteristics of the subjects. This is in accordance
with the principles of authentic assessments which is
one of the characteristics of Pancasila and citizenship
education curriculum of schooling corresponding
national curriculum in 2013. Evaluation techniques
are methods or procedures to be taken in order to
obtain information in the form of evidence as the data
used to hold a vote (Budimansyah, 2010).
Authentic assessment is characteristic of the
national curriculum in 2013, namely as real-fact
assessment, trying to describe the learning
achievement of appropriate real ability, not partial
and manipulative (Kosasih, 2016). On the same side
of view (Mardapi, 2012) explain that authentic
assessment aims to know competences and is multi-
dimensional, and therefore all the dimensions must be
measured (Mardapi, 2012). It requires teachers to be
fair and objective in making judgments. On the other
hand (Winataputra, 2010) explains that there are three
things related to the assessment activities, namely
assessment, measurement, and tests. Further, it is
explained that in principle, the assessment in civic
education learning differs, is on the affective aspect
(Winataputra, 2010). The affective attitude referred to
is the attitude of student citizenship, in contrast to the
attitude in the 2013 curriculum which consists of
spiritual attitudes and social attitudes (Imas, 2016).
Authentic Rate according to Jonathan Mueller is a
form of assessment by requiring learners to
demonstrate the task of "real world" that demonstrate
meaningful application of knowledge and essential
skills (I. K. Sani, 2016), while authentic Assessment
by R. J, Stiggins is the performance assessment asks
students or examinees to demonstrate special skills
and competencies, namely by applying the skills and
competencies that have been mastered (R. A. Sani,
2016). Authentic assessment is a type of assessment
that directs students to demonstrate the skills and
competencies needed to master the problems and
situations encountered in real world (I. K. Sani,
2016). Rate authentic as real as-fact assessment, the
assessment attempted to describe the achievement
ISWA in accordance with what their capabilities. For
this study important problems related to authentic
assessment according to the characteristics of
Pancasila education subjects and vocational high
school civics Surakarta.
2 METHODS
This type of research refers to the system and
Cerey Dick model approach, which was developed by
Walter Dick and Lou Carey (Maribe, 2009; Mills and
Corraine, 2016). The development model is similar to
the Kemp model. The research approach of
developing the research development is done by the
steps of (1) the potential and the problem (2) digging
the information (3) literature study (4) product design
(5) design validation (6) design improvement (7)
Product revision (9) trial use (10) product revision
(11) mass-product manufacture. I researched the
locations in Surakarta.
Data collection techniques in research, ie,
interviews and Focus Group Discussion (FGD)
teacher’s vocational schools in Surakarta. Other
sources of data are the events per learning evaluation
Implementing Pancasila civic education subjects in
Vocational High School Surakarta by observation.
Study documents as written data sources in the form
of regulatory and related policy data, learning and
assessment tools. Other data collection techniques are
Focus Group discussion is and questionnaires. A
literature study was also conducted to explore
relevant literature related studied problems.
The population in qualitative research is a social
situation consisting of places, actors and activities
that interact synergistically (Creswell, 2010). The
populations in this study are experts, teachers,
lecturers, students. The sampling technique is done by
identifying the population and grouping (Creswell,
2010), the approach used is purposive selected with
consideration and rtentu te purpose, and snowball
sampling.
The validity of the data is done by triangulation
which is a technique that utilizes data validity
checking something out data for checking purposes or
as stabs appeal against such data (Mills and Corraine,
2016). Triangulation reflects an attempt to gain a
deeper understanding of the phenomena studied
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because the real reality will never be revealed (ah,
2008). Triangulation used in this research is using
source triangulation. According to Patton,
triangulation means to compare and check to return
the degree of confidence a ui information obtained
Melal time and different tools (Mills and Corraine,
2016).
Data analysis is defined as the process of
organizing and sorting data into patterns, categories,
and basic description unit that has a theme, and can
be formulated (Mills and Corraine, 2016). Based on
the above, the data analysis process is done. The goal
is to display scattered data into descriptive statements
that are intact, coherent, interesting, and full of
meaning. Three stages of analysis performed,
namely: data reduction, data presentation, and with
drawl of conclusions.
3 RESULT AND DISCUSSION
The results of the study produced findings about some
problems related to authentic assessment educational
subjects Pancasila and civic education vocational
high school, faced by teachers in developing the
assessment instrument spiritual attitudes and social,
many elements or items that need to be evaluated /
many instruments must be assessed so that the teacher
had trouble as well as not every items can be assessed
in basic competence (KD), and the preparation of the
natural d matter is difficult to find words / language
that is easy to understand students. Then associated
with problems in cognitive assessment associated
grating, level of difficulty and preparation of items
about both subjectively and objectively found that
elements on knowledge C1, C2, C3 sometimes still
dominate in the manufacture of the instrument to
measure the student's ability Karen an if the student
is required to apply the C4 , C5, C6 will be difficult.
The difficulty in choosing words operational work in
making the matter because it is more towards
analyzing. Grating difficulty level and preparation of
items both subjectively and objectively about bel um
according to student character that will be developed.
Associated with some aspects of assessment,
namely cognitive, affective and psychomotor, that
competence is attitude is an expression of values or
way of life that is owned by someone and manifested
in behavior. Competency assessment in the learning
attitude is a series of activities designed to measure
attitudes of learners as a result of a learning program
(I. K. Sani, 2016). The scope of attitude assessment,
i.e. assessment spiritual attitudes such as respect and
appreciate the religious teachings espoused and
judging of social attitudes such as honesty, discipline,
responsibility, teamwork, cooperation, tolerance,
peace, courteous, responsive, and confidently (R. A.
Sani, 2016).
While the assessment of skills divided into 3
practice assessment, appraisal and assessment of the
portfolio, while the explanations are; a) Assessment
is an assessment practices that require a student's
response in the form of specific activities, for
example in the form of research, presentation,
singing, dancing, musical instruments and theatre; b)
Assessment project is a series of learning tasks that
include planning, implementation, and reporting sec
fig written and verbal; c) Portfolio assessment is an
assessment that had focused on a number of students'
work (Kosasih, 2016).
Furthermore, associated with the difficulty
encountered in the development of skills assessment
related grating and instruments, the findings show
that there are some tests that Difficult to develop due
to hit the cost and time of learning. The development
of related skills assessment grating is not in
accordance with the instrument expected in. There are
no appropriate instructions / still confusing. The
actual value of attitude and skill is the impact of
cognitive and affective accompaniment /
psychomotor and the difficulty of distinguishing
between so al skills and knowledge, as well as the
difficulties in operationalizing lattice UASBN
(National Standard School Final Examination) to be
a matter items. The grille is expected to be issued
early because the material in the grille too much. Can
be exemplified as maples UN (National Examination)
discharge so much preparation, whereas in subjects
PPKn not issued at the beginning, so that it becomes
less preparation. Gratings K-13 No-oriented material
SBC (Curriculum Education Unit) so we need to learn
more. For the year 2016/2017, grating UASBN be
considered confusing. Students are not able to
distinguish between levels of C4 to C6.
Another problem, which is related to the
difficulties faced by teachers in developing the
attitudes and skills assessment citizenship.
Assessment attitude and skill has been no clear
guidance (not and yes agreement teacher’s civic
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education), p Behaviors student / student attitudes
inconsistent / more changes in attitudes depending pa
da condition of the student at the time, k arena student
behavior inconsistent or still unstable because every
day is different continue. As well as the constraints
faced by teachers in the utilization of information and
communication technology in learning, namely m
There's still some teachers who cannot take advantage
of ICT in teaching civics. Against the backdrop of the
lower middle course for utilizing the technology is
still not proficient. On the other hand the problems
associated with the teacher’s difficulty in the
Classroom Action Research (CAR) based on
problems learning associated with the assessment,
their proper need training for teachers in the
manufacture action research. The difficulty of
choosing the material for much of the last pitch
student’s labile condition (about the value obtained).
Difficulty ratings attitude, trouble motivating
students, and material too much.
Based on the discussion of some of the findings,
the role of teachers should be improved in terms of
authentic assessment. The relationship of teachers
and students should also be improved so that there is
a good relationship between teachers and students. It
is described in a study conducted by (Reinke, Keith
and Lori, 2016), that the students who received more
negative feedback than positive feedback from
teachers assessed at the end of the year because of a
significant increase in problems with the regulation of
emotions, concentration, and behavior disturbing,
while students who received more positive feedback
indicated Improvement I prosaically significant peril.
It shows that the need for good relations between
teachers and students for the sake of waging all
manner of the assessment process with maximum
results (Reinke, Keith and Lori, 2016). Furthermore,
the important role of motivation to read or search for
information is also very important to the performance
of teachers and student achievement results.
Exploration factor analysis was used to test the factor
structure of this size, and the association between the
existing measures, the social aspect of literacy events,
and performance of read certain content, teachers
explored to test the validity and usefulness of this
measure to the practice in the classroom
(Neugebauer, 2017). With strong to seek information,
teachers will understand more about what an
authentic assessment is, and students become more
active and more leverage to get information and
benefits from the teacher's learning and assessment
process.
4 CONCLUSIONS
The Problem of authentic assessment subject
Pancasila and civic education vocational high school
occurs in cognitive, affective, and psychomotor
problems were encountered in the teacher related to
the curriculum, materials, lattice assessment and
control of information and communication
technology. In the cognitive domain, the problems
faced by teachers are on a cognitive assessment
associated with the lattice, level of difficulty and
preparation of items about both subjectively and
objectively explained by the teacher that elements on
knowledge C1, C2, C3 sometimes still appear on the
student karen as if the student applying C4, C5, C6
would be too difficult, and difficulty to choosing the
operational work in making the matter because it is
more towards analyzing. In affective, teacher
experience in developing instruments social attitudes
as too many elements or items that should be
assessed. Furthermore, the problems associated with
the psychomotor, teachers have difficulty in
subsequent, related to difficulties in the development
of related skills assessment grating and instruments,
psychomotor in subjects civic education, there can be
and there are difficult to develop, it is also due to the
grating is not appropriate with instruments that are
expected for b yet been no indication that correspond
or are still confusing, and the difficulty of
distinguishing between about skills and knowledge,
as well as the difficulties in operationalizing lattice
until it becomes an item about the psychomotor,
because basically, the teacher cannot continuously
monitor the students associated with psychomotor
undertaken by students. The problem is also not less
important faced by teachers is related to the lack of
ability of teachers in the development of information
and communication technology, whereas, all kinds of
current educational developments, should be
supported by the ability of teachers in terms of
utilization of information and communication
technology development. Teachers will be helped if
they are able to master information and
communication technology, both in terms of learning
new curriculum, the process of preparing left-grid
instruments, making problems, and in order to
conduct classroom action research.
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