Implementation Model For Islamic Religious Education using a “Moving Class” system to enhance student Motivation and Academic Achievement at SMP IT Sahabat Alam
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A "moving class" system is an approach to teaching and learning that introduces a fresh atmosphere into the educational process. This system is characterized by student mobility, where students move between different classrooms according to a predetermined subject schedule. The moving class concept centers on the student, providing a dynamic environment tailored to the specific subject being studied. Such an approach plays a significant role in educational development, contributing to efforts to improve the quality of human life. Research findings indicate that SMP IT Sahabat Alam does not currently implement a "moving class" system which would require a dedicated classroom for each individual subject. Instead, the school employs a unique pedagogical approach centered on nature, with learning activities adapted to the specific subject matter. Furthermore, SMP IT Sahabat Alam incorporates various Islamic religious education activities such as Quranic studies, "Quran Nights," and “Tadabur Alam” (nature-based reflection) all of which are integrated into their Islamic religious education curriculum and take place outside of the standard classroom setting and regular school hours.
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