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Saturday, March 19, 2011

Development Activity, Creativity, and Motivation Students

Citing thought Gibbs, E. Mulyasa (2003) points out the things that needs to be done to make students more active and creative in their learning, are:
1. The development of self-confidence of students and reduce the fear;
   
2. Provide opportunities for all students to communicate freely directed scientific;
   
3. Involving students in setting learning objectives and evaluation;
   
4. Provide supervision that is not too tight and not authoritarian;
   
5. Involve them actively and creatively in the learning process as a whole.
Meanwhile, Widada (1994) noted that to increase the activity and creativity of students, teachers can use the following approach:

   
1. Self esteem approach; teachers consider the development of self esteem (sense of self-esteem) students.
   
2. Creative approach; teachers develop problem solving, brain storming, inquiry, and role playing.
   
3. Value clarification and moral development approach; teachers develop learning with a holistic and humanistic approach to develop all students' potential towards achieving self-actualization, intellectual development in this situation students will accompany the development of all aspects of the personality of students, including in terms of ethics and morals.
   
4. Multiple talent approach; teachers pursue development of all potential students to build self-concept that mental health support.
   
5. Inquiry approach, the teacher provides the opportunity for students to use the mental process of finding a scientific concept or principle and enhance its intellectual potential.
   
6. Pictorial Riddle approach; teachers to develop methods to develop students' motivation and interest in small group discussions to help improve the ability to think critically and creatively.
   
7. Synetics approach; teacher is focusing on the competence of students to develop various forms of metaphor to unlock intelligence and develop creativity. Learning activities begin with activities that are not rational, then evolved into the discovery and problem solving in a rational way.
Meanwhile, to raise students' motivation, according to E. Mulyasa (2003) to note the following:

   
1. That students will learn to be more aggressive if he had studied the topic interesting and useful to him;
   
2. Learning objectives should be drafted with clear and informed to the students so they know the learning objectives to be achieved. Students are also involved in preparing it;
   
3. Students should always be informed of the results of their study;
   
4. Giving praise and reward is better than punishment, but punishment is also occasionally necessary;
   
5. Take advantage of the attitudes, ideals and curiosity of students;
   
6. Try to pay attention to individual differences of students, such as: differences in ability, background and attitude toward school or particular subjects;
   
7. Try to meet the needs of students with attention the way his physical condition, safety, shows that the teacher cares about them, organize learning experiences so that students gain satisfaction and reward, and direct the learning experience towards success, so as to achieve accomplishment and have confidence.

The Importance of Educational Psychology For Teachers

Etymologically, psychology comes from the word "psyche" meaning soul or breath of life, and "logos" or knowledge. Viewed from the meaning of the word is as if psychology is the science of the soul or the study of the soul. If we refer to one of the requirements of science that is the object being studied, it is not right if we interpret psychology as a science of the soul or the study of the soul, because soul is something that is abstract and can not be observed directly.
With regard to the object of this psychology, it is most likely to be observed and studied are the manifestation of the soul itself that is in the form of individual behavior in interacting with their environment. Thus, the psychology seems to be interpreted as a study of individual behavior in interacting with their environment.
Psychology is divided into two parts, namely general psychology (general phsychology) that examine the behavior in general and special psychology that examines individual behavior in specific situations, including:

    
* Developmental Psychology; examine the behavior of individuals who are in the process of development starting from the time of conception until the end of life.
    
* Psychology of Personality; examine the behavior of specific individuals seen from the aspect - aspect of his personality.
    
* Clinical Psychology; examine the behavior of individuals for purposes of healing (clinical)
    
* Abnormal Psychology; examine the behavior of individuals who are classified as abnormal.
    
* Industrial Psychology; examine the behavior of individuals in relation to the industrial world.
    
* Educational Psychology; examine the behavior of individuals in the educational situation
Besides the type - the type of psychology mentioned above, there are various other types of psychology, even very likely the future will increasingly continue to grow, in line with the development of the life of an increasingly dynamic and complex.Educational psychology as a science can be said because in it has had a science requirement criteria, namely:

    
* Ontological; object of educational psychology is the behavior of individuals who are involved directly or indirectly with education, such as students, teachers, administrators, parents, learners and community education.
    
* Epistemological; the theories, concepts, principles and propositions - propositions educational psychology generated by systematic efforts through a variety of longitudinal studies and cross sectional studies, both qualitative and quantitative approaches.
    
* Axiological; benefit from educational psychology particularly with respect to achieving efficiency and effectiveness of the educational process.
Thus, educational psychology can be interpreted as one branch of psychology that specifically examine the behavior of individuals within the context of the educational situation in order to find the facts, generalizations and theories related to educational psychology, which is obtained through a specific scientific method, in order to achieve effectiveness educational process.
Education can not be separated from psychology. Contributions of psychology to education is enormous. Educational activities, especially in formal education, such as curriculum development, Teaching and Learning, evaluation systems, and services Guidance and Counselling is a major activity in which education can not be separated from psychology.
Education as an activity in which involved many people, including students, teachers, adminsitrator, communities and parents of students. Therefore, for the purpose of education can be achieved effectively and efficiently, then everyone involved in education should be able to understand about the behavior of individuals as well as to show their behavior effectively.
Teachers in carrying out its role as a mentor, educator and trainer for the learners, certainly required to understand the various aspects of her behavior and the behavior of those associated with his duties, especially the behavior of learners-with all its aspects, so that they can perform the task and its role effective, which in turn can contribute significantly to the achievement of educational goals in school.
This is where the importance of Educational Psychology for teachers. Mastery of teachers about educational psychology is one that must be mastered teacher competence, the pedagogical competence. Muhibbin Shah (2003) says that "among knowledge-knowledge that need to be controlled by teachers and prospective teachers is the knowledge of applied psychology is closely related to the learning process of learners'
By understanding the psychology of education, a teacher through a consideration - the psychological considerations are expected to:
1. Formulate learning objectives appropriately.
By understanding the psychology of an adequate education is expected teachers will be more precise in determining the form of the desired behavior change as a goal of learning. For example, by seeking to apply Bloom's thoughts about the taxonomy of individual behavior and relate it to theories of individual development.
2. Choosing strategies or teaching methods accordingly.
By understanding the psychology of an adequate education teachers are expected to determine the strategy or method of learning the proper and appropriate, and able to relate to the characteristics and uniqueness of the individual, the type of learning and learning styles and levels of development being experienced by their students.
3. Provide guidance or even provide counseling.
Duties and role of teachers, in addition to carrying out the learning, is also expected to guide their students. By understanding the psychology of education, we expect teachers to provide psychological assistance appropriately and correctly, through a process of interpersonal relationship full of warmth and intimacy.
4. Facilitate and motivate learners' learning.
Facilitate means to try to develop all potential students, such as talent, intelligence and interests. While the motivation may be interpreted seeks to provide encouragement to students to perform certain acts, particularly acts of learning. Without a proper understanding of educational psychology, it seems that the teacher will have difficulty manifests itself as a facilitator and motivator of student learning.
5. Creating a conducive learning climate.
The effectiveness of learning requires the presence of a conducive learning climate. Teachers with an adequate understanding of educational psychology makes it possible to to create a climate conducive socio-emotional in the classroom, so students can learn with a comfortable and enjoyable.
6, Interact appropriately with students.
The understanding of teachers about educational psychology allows for the realization of interaction with the students is more wise, empathetic and be really nice to be in front of their students.
7. Assessing learning outcomes are fair.
The understanding of teachers about educational psychology to helping with the teacher in developing student learning assessment more equitable, both in technical assessment, compliance with the principles of assessment and determine the results of the assessment.

Psychology of Learning and Teaching

CHAPTER I PSYCHOLOGY AND THE PSYCHOLOGY OF EDUCATION
Psychology is a science that examines individual behavior in interacting with their environment. The behavior in question is, motor behavior is behavior in the form of movement. Cognitive behavior is behavior in the form of how individuals know dis ekitarnya natural. Conative behavior is behavior in the form of encouragement from within the individual. Affective behavior is behavior in the form of feeling or emotion.
The main approaches in psychology are:Behaviorism approach, preferring things that are visible from the individual. Behavior is anything that can be observed by the sensory organs as a result of interaction with lingkungnnya. Psychoanalytic approach, preferring things that are under individual consciousness. Cognitive approaches, behavior as an internal process, which is an input-output process of reception and processing of information, to then generate output. Humanistic approach, that the man had initially had the urge to realize himself as a man in his neighborhood. Neurobiology approach linking individual behavior with events in the brain and nerves.Educational psychology is the branch of psychology specifically examine various inddividu behavior in relation to education, the aim is to find facts, generalizations, and psychological theories relating to education for use in an effort melaskanakan effective educational process.The role of psychology in the learning and teaching are: understanding the student as a student, understand the principles and theories of learning, selecting teaching methods, establish learning goals, create a conducive learning situation, select and specify the content of teaching, helping students getting kesultan in learning, choosing teaching aids, assess learning outcomes, memaham personality and the teaching profession, personality membimgbing students.
Comments / reflections:Psychology is a science because psychology uses scientific methods. Educational psychology is very important to be studied, understood, and reviewed by the student teacher. Because education is an activity that involves individuals who behave that became involved in education. They should be involved to show behavior after for the education process can take place effectively in accordance with the basis and objectives to be achieved.
PART II UNDERSTANDING LEARNING
Learning is a process conducted by an individual to obtain a new perubahanperilakuu as a whole, as a result of the individual's own experience in the interaction with the environment. Some of the principles that became the foundation of understanding is this:

   
1. Learning as an attempt to obtain a change in behavior. This principle means that prosees learning is a change in behavior within the individual.
   
2. Results pembelajarn marked by changes in overall behavior.
   
3. Learning is a process. This principle implies that learning is a continuous activity.
   
4. The learning process occurs because of something that is encouraged and there is sustu goals to be achieved.
   
5. Learning is an experience.
Comments / reflections:Learning is the most important activities in the education process at school. For that the understanding of a teacher towards the understanding of learning will affect the way teachers teach. In this chapter discussed the notion of learning and linkages with other terms. To that can be used as a reference for learning the meaning mengetahhui keberhasilsan for achieving the goals of education can be achieved denggan effective.
CHAPTER III LEARNING PROCESS AND RESULTS
The learning process is the process of changing the behavior of individuals in an effort to meet their needs. Halini means that individuals will do activities to learn if she faces a situation that needs can not be met by instinct or habit.
The learning process is an activity as follows:

   
1. Individuals feel the need and saw the goal to be achieved.
   
2. Readiness (readiness) of individuals to determine their needs and achieve goals.
   
3. Understanding the environmental situation.
   
4. Mentafsirkan situation ie how individuals view the links contained in the various aspects of the situation.
   
5. Follow-back (response)
   
6. Result (outcome) learning.
Results of the learning process is to change individual behavior. Individuals will acquire new behaviors, living, functional, positive, conscious, and so on. Changes in behavior as a result of learning is the overall behavior that includes aspects kognitiif, conative, affective, and motor.The types of learning on the basis of aspects of learning to be achieved, namely: learning skills, learning attitude, and learning knowledge. From its distinguished between formal learning, informal and non formal.
Comments / reflections:In this third chapter discusses the process of learning, which can be learned how the learning process can take place effectively in accordance with the needs and objectives. Hasildari learning process there are two possibilities of success or failure. If the result of success then achieved all its goals and will gain satisfaction and if it fails to Mersa disappointed. Here, teachers are expected to help students who fail to keep them from despair and able to learn deengan good.
CHAPTER IV THEORY-THEORY OF LEARNING (1)
The theory is a tool of organized prinssip principles concerning certain events in the environment. Characteristics of a theory is to provide a conceptual framework for a iinformasi and to principles that can be tested. The function of learning theory in education is:

   
1. Provide reference lines for the design of teaching.
   
2. Assessing the results have been achieved for use in the classroom.
   
3. Diagnosing the problems in the classroom.
   
4. Assessing the results of research conducted berdasarrkan certain theories.
Behaviorism learning theory which argues that behavior melelui perkaiatan formed between the stimulus (stimulus) with a follow-back (response). More behavior change because of environmental influences. Behaviorism theory distinguished between classical theory and the theory pelaziman pelaziman operand. Pelaziman classical theory was pioneered by Ivan Pavlov, concept or principle of learning, namely:

   
1. Excitation (pergetaran) that a stimulus is not natural to membangkitkanreaksi terazim or certain cells, which can lead to acts of revenge.
   
2. Irradiaton (transmission) that is the reaction of other cells which differ in some kawasann sl-cell bekenan debgan rangasangan not terlazim.
   
3. Stimulus generalization (stimulus generalization), ie situations where individual acts of revenge memberika the same to ranggsangan tertentuu that have similar though not identical.
   
4. Extintion (penghapuan) is a not reply secarra will disappear slowly if the less keterkaitann with no terlazim stimulation.
Characters theory pelaziman operand is Throndike, basically learning poses a coaching relationship between certain stimuli with certain behaviors. All learning is done through a trial-and-wrong prroses (trial and error). There are three laws of learning that is the law of (law of effect) suggests that the relationship between stimuli and behavior will be more robust when there is satisfaction, and will be increasingly weakened in case of dissatisfaction, the law practice (law of exercise) provides a stimulus and the behavior will be more robust if frequent practice, and legal preparedness (law of readiness) states that the relationship of stimulation and behavior will be more robust if accompanied by the readiness of the individual.Gestalt learning theory, in this view of learning is a cognitive phenomenon that involves the perception of an object, person, or event in different ways yng. Some applications tori gestalt in the learning process is the experience of insight (insight), meaningful learning (meaningful learning), behavioral objective (purposive behavior), the principle ruangg life (life space), and transfer in learning.
Comments / reflections:Basically teoori-learning theory according to experts with rangssangan serprti behaviorism theory and stimulus and Gestalt, k eduannya have the same fingsi pendididkan process
CHAPTER V THE THEORY-THEORY OF LEARNING (2)
Theory of cognitive development is one aspect of mental development which aims to: (1) memissahkan reality with fantasy, (2) explore the reality and discover its laws, (3) selecting the facts that are useful for life, (4) determine the true reality behind something that appears. Cognitive developments is a process in which individual goals through a ranggkaian which kualittatiif beerbeda with thinking. Kgnitif development is the growth of logical thinking from infancy to adulthood, which berrlangsung melali four ranks, namely:

   
1. Rating sensory motor (0 to 1.5 years), activities centered on lat kognitip senses (sensory) and motor (motor). This activity is formed through a process of physical adjustment as a result of inteeraksi with liingkungan.
   
2. Pre-operational ratings (1.5 to 6 years), berfikirnya activity does not have an organized system. This way of thinking is not systematic, inconsistent and illogical.
   
3. Rating concrete operational (6-12 years), cognitive development, concrete operations on the ranking, giving the children skills relating to the classification concepts, relations and quantities.
   
4. Rating formal operational (12 years and over), cognitive development is characterized by kemmpuan individuals to think hypothetically and different from the facts, understand abstract concepts.
Impilkasi Piaget's theory of cognitive development in teaching, among others:

   
1. Language and the way children think differently from adults and therefore the teacher should teach the language menggnakan yan accordance with fig thinking child.
   
2. Children will beajar better if it can deal with good dnan environment. Teachers must help to be able to interact with the environment denggan tub.
   
3. The material will be studied children should feel new but familiar.
   
4. Give opportunities for children willing to learn in accordance with its development ranks.
   
5. In the classroom children should be given the opportunity to talk to each other and beriskusi with his friends.
Information processing theory (Robert Gagne), the result of human learning is essentially cumulative, meaning that the outcome of learning achieved by individuals is a collection of all-hail the day after the inter-related learning. Learning occurs processes the information received and processed to produce output in the form of learning outcomes. Ranking in the learning process according to the theory of Gagne through phases: (1) motivation, (2) understanding, (3) acquisition, (4) detention, (5) recall, (6) generalization, (7) treatment, (8) bait behind. In each phase a certain processing occurs.
In connection with the teaching of teaching there are nine steps are:

   
1. Undertake measures to attract students' attention.
   
2. Provide information to students about teaching purposes.
   
3. Stimulate students to undertake learning activities.
   
4. Delivering content that will be discussed according to topic.
   
5. Provide guidance for student activities.
   
6. Provide reassurance to students' learning behavior.
   
7. Umppan Giving back to the behavior shown students.
   
8. Implement the assessment process and learning outcomes.
   
9. Provide opportunities for students to remember and use the learning outcomes.
Cognitive social learning theory, called this theory because the cognitive processes that occur in the individual play a role in learning, learning edangkan occurs because of the influence of social lingkunggan. I will observe the behavior of individual neighborhood as a model, then so be imitated his behavior. Thus this theory called the theory of learning through imitation. The behavior of individuals is formed through the imitation of behavior in lingkuna, p embelajaran is a proess how to make the best imitation that corresponds with the situation himself and his purpose.
Comments / reflections:The theories of learning that should go in mind is diverse and kesemuannya instrumental to the process of learning and teaching. As according to teoriperkembangan cognitive learning process will be successful if tailored to students' ratings of cognitive development. Students should be given the opportunity to experiment with physical objects which are supported by the interaction with peers, and aided by the insight question of the teacher and the teacher should be a lot to give to students for your rrangsanan berinteraksii with lingkunganya and actively seek and find different things from their environment. According to social cognitive learning theory that emphasizes the imitation of that in teaching in the classroom teacher should be a figure of conduct for all students. Cognitive processes students should get attention from the teacher, then the environment should provide support for the learning process, and teachers help students develop the learning behaviors.
CHAPTER VI PSYCHOLOGICAL ASPECTS IN THE PROCESS OF LEARNING AND TEACHING
Student learning behavior, in educational psychology, learning is defined as a process of individual effort to obtain a new behavior changes as a result penglaman keseeluruhan the individual in interaction with the environment. In connection with this learning process, which should be known betuloleh the teachers is what is referred to as metacognition and social-psychological perceptions of students. What dimaksd with metacognition is knowledge of an individual learning processes and outcomes that occurred within him and related matters. This means that, for the process of learning can take place effectively, the student should be able to know the process and outcomes that occurred within him. For that mamppu teachers should know and help students. What is meant by socio-psychological perception is how far the students perceive the learning process that goes along with situations that effect.Behavioral results of learning include cognitive, affective and psychomotor. Teachers are highly expected to anticipate aspects of these behavioral changes that began with the planning of teaching and learning activities, and develop it after learning activities over. With effective learning behaviors accompanied by appropriate teaching process, the teaching-learning process is expected to produce humans that have the characteristics as: (1) personal independence, (2) an effective learner, (3) workers who are productive, (4 ) members of the public good. To realize such human qualities, then there is the four-quality learning that must be developed within the students, yiatu: (1) learn to be a (learning to do), (2) learning to learn (learning to learn), (3) learning to do (learning to do), (4) learn to live together (learning to live together)Teaching behaviors of teachers, teachers are able to realize the flow required to teach proper behavior in order to become effective learning perilku in Siwa. Teachers are also in demand to create a situation conducive Study abroad-menajar. Teachers are not limited as a lecturer in the sense that conveys knowledge, but rather increased as a designer of teaching, teaching managers, evaluators learning outcomes and as director of learning.In realizing tept teaching behavior, teacher characteristics that are expected are:

   
1. Has interest in the lessons and he taught pelaajaran eye.
   
2. Have the ability to predict personality accurately ddan mood and make contact with the group as appropriate.
   
3. Have patience, friendliness, and sensitivity needed to foster the spirit of learning.
   
4. Having imaginative thinking (conceptual) and practical in an attempt to give an explanation to pesrta students.
   
5. Having an adequate qualification in the field, both the content and methods.
   
6. Having an open, flexible and dams experimental methods and techniques.
Teachers will teach well when the basic attitude is right, the correct target, the necessary factual information, understand the various methods and techniques and know how to select it, and assist students in planning follow-upManifestations of teacher behavior as a teacher and student as the student will nampk on the interaction between the two. In this interaction occurs processes influence each other so that there is a change of behavior on self-learners in the achievement of learning outcomes. At least there are three things in a student-teacher interaction is belaja process, teaching methods, and patterns of interaction.Learning model which is considered quite comprehensive, developed by Ernest Chang and Don Simpson, "The circle of learning: Individual and Group Process" according to this model, pembeljaran can take place not only individual responsibility, but can be in the form of collaborative groups through the process of life. This model is based on the paradigm of the relationship between activity and orientation. In the ongoing process of learning there are two dimensions are dimensions of learning activity and process-oriented dimension. Two-dimensional relationship that produces four patterns of learning are: (1) traditional lectures or traditional lecture, (2) self-study or independent study, (3) concurrent learning or shared learning, (4) colaborative learning or collaborative learning.
Comments / reflections:In this chapter we can know and apply bebgai psychological aspects in the overall educational activities especially during the teaching-learning process. What ibicarakn psychological aspect here is that terkit aspects of individual behavior with the teaching-learning process. As we know in the process of this activity involves individual intraksi between students and teachers prilkunya aspect means learning behavior of students and teachers to teach behavior.In realizing the process of effective and efficient teaching and learning behaviors of students and the teachers' teaching behaviors can be dinamiskan well. Lecturer (teacher) should be able to realize appropriate teaching behaviors to be able to realize the learning behavior of students through teaching and learning interactions effective in the teaching-learning situations conducive.
CHAPTER VII ASPECTS BEHAVIORAL LEARNING
Motivation can be interpreted as an attempt to cause or increase the impetus to realize certain behaviors are directed to achieving a particular goal. Learning behavior occurs in situations of teaching and learning interactions in achieving goals and learning outcomes. In various theoretical studies, there were close links between satisfaction yng achieved in the premises elajar performance and motivation. Satisfaction obtained from prosse students learn to demonstrate performance and to increase motivation to learn. The performance achieved by a person can get satisfaction and then to increase motivation, in this connection should be able to cause an atmosphere of learning in such a way as to give satisfaction to produce a good performance. Factors affecting student satisfaction in learning that reward learning achievement, a sense of security in the study, adequate learning conditions, opportunities to expand the self, personal relationships.There are several principles of motivation that can be used as a reference that is the principle of competition, the principle driver, prinsipganjaran and punishments, goal clarity and closeness, understanding the results, peengembangan interests, a conducive environment, exemplary.Observation and attention is an aspect of behavior that has an important role in learning proese. Effectiveness of a pross peembelajaran kulitas be much affected by observation and attention given. Observation or perception, is one form of cognitive behavior, which is a process familiar environment using sensory organs. Prosses pengmatn occurs because of stimulation from the environment received by individuals denan enggunaan sense organ. Stimulation was then forwarded to the center of consciousness, the brain for later diberika meaning and interpretation. Judging from the proportion of use of force senses there are some observations which are: the style of visual observation, auditif style, style tactile, kinesthetic style.Attention can be defined as an increase in mental activity to a particular stimulus. More focused attention to individual observations to a stimulus, sehinnga observations become more effective. Teachers can help students maintain focus perhatan in the learning process with any of the following:

    
* Cues, give certain cues to students at the time to start lessons or at the turn of events.
    
* Movement, always moving and traveling to the entire class during the present lesson.
    
* Variations, using style variations in teaching style.
    
* Interests, provide the interest the students before and during proes teaching.
    
* Questions, ask questions during the teaching process progresses, encourage students to give answers premises their own words.
A learning process will take place effectively if the information learned can be remembered properly and avoid forgetting. Remembering is a process of receiving, storing, and issue a return inforrmasi-information that was received through observation, then stored in the center of consciousness (brain) after a given interpretation.What is meant by the transfer of learning is to transfer the learning outcomes of a situation other situai kee. Tanfer will happen apabla there are similarities between the learning that one with another situation.In the process of learning needs is the source of the emergence of motivation. Requirements (need) can be interpreted as a lack of self sitiasi menunutut inividu and gratification in order to function effectively. Needs a source of motivation that encourages the emergence of individuals to behave.
Comments / reflections:In this chapter discusses some aspects of psychology that tekait with the learning process and consider the concept of psychological pengajaran.dengan expected teachers can develop learning strategies as effectively as possible. Aspects of the topics discussed were:

   
1. Motivation, in relation to the teachers have responsibilities and obligations to motivate learning and help to avoid the possibility of frustration.
   
2. Observation and attention, in activities at school the teacher must arrange for students to make observations that effective learning outcomes in order to obtain the best possible. In teaching should provide students untmlakukan pengamtan kesempatann epada good.
   
3. Remembering and forgetting, the task of teachers is to help siswwa in the learning process for the materials studied students can remember dnga good and avoid forgetting.
   
4. Transer in learning.
   
5. Individual needs.
CHAPTER VIII TEACHING PSYCHOLOGY
Education is realized through the teaching process. The process of effective teaching through teaching meliki formed characteristics as follows:

   
1. Student-centered
   
2. Educational interaction between teachers and students
   
3. Democratic atmosphere
   
4. Variation of teaching methods
   
5. Teacher professional
   
6. Materials suitable and useful
   
7. Environment conducive
   
8. Learning tools that support
Models of teaching are grouped in four clusters namely

   
1. Genetic information processing model, the model is oriented to students' proficiency dam process information. comprising: an inductive thinking model, training model inkuri, inkuri science, invention concept, cognitive growth, advanced styling model and memory.
   
2. Clumps of personal models, these models are oriented to the individual and the development of ego (selfhood), consisting of: non-directive teaching, awareness training, sinektik, conceptual systems and a class meeting.
   
3. Genetic model of social interaction, this model emphasizes individual relationships with other people or society, consisting of; determination of the group, inquiry (social invention), laboratory methods, jurisprudensial, play a role, the model advanced styling, and social simulation.
   
4. Genetic model of behavior (behavior), this model emphasizes the behavioral aspects of psychological and behavioral changes that can not be observed, consisting of: contingency management, self control, relaxation, stress reduction, assertiveness training desensitasi, direct training.
Comments / reflections:In this chapter include the psychology of learning in which there is effective teaching process. In order to place the teaching process like that then the teacher should be able to create the teaching process in a good learning atmosphere. Furthermore, the familiar teaching models, as we all know that teaching is the main task of a teacher, with the existing discussion in this chapter, can be expected when being a teacher to know the models of teaching and selecting appropriate, in accordance with the capabilities and state-owned environment.
CHAPTER IX PSYCHOLOGY TEACHER
Role (role) means that the overall behavior of teachers who should be teachers in performing their duties as teachers. In the family perperan teachers as educators in the family or a family educator, while in the community, act as a mentor teacher (social developer), driving (social motivation), inventor (social innovators) and as agents of society (social agent).
Several factors influence the performance of teachers:

   
1. employee benefits
   
2. sense of security in employment
   
3. good working conditions
   
4. self-development opportunities
   
5. personal relationships
Teacher competency is knowledge, attitudes, and skills that must exist in someone to show for his behavior as a teacher. Teacher competence includes personal competence, professional competence, social competence, intellectual competence and spiritual competence. Professional teachers are teachers who have the expertise, responsibility and sense kesejawatan supported by a strong professional ethics.Personality is the overall behavior of the various qualitative aspects will form the uniqueness or the uniqueness of a person in interaction with the environment in various situations and conditions. Within the scope of education, teacher performance is a very important thing to realize is tapat databases must address satisfying and effective. Thus the main characteristic of a teacher is the ability to realize the appearance quality of the interaction of personality in the best possible education for the needs and goals are reached effectively.
Comments / reflections:In the whole process of education, especially at school teacher plays the most important, the behavior of teachers in the educational process will give effect to coaching students. In a psychology teacher in this chapter is a psychological study of various aspects of teacher behavior typical in the education process at school.

The Importance of Flavor of Love in Education

As one form of individual emotion, a sense of love can be present in the subject and object as well as a variety of situations. In education there is any real sense of love, whether experienced by teachers, students, or others involved in education. As the embodiment of his professional attitude, in addition are required to have a sense of love for the task they do, a teacher is also important to be able to have a sense of love towards learners. Form of manifestation of love of course teachers to the learners is different from other forms of manifestation of the kind of love, such as erotic love, the love of God, or love of parents. Although in certain cases found to overlap in realizing his love, where love of the students turned into erotic love, which of course is very different and opposite from the real meaning.
Feelings of love toward all learners teacher is very important and considered a major tool in education. This is a tragic when the educator is always busy and are required to master the teaching materials or developing methods and specific learning technology, but they just forget the importance of a sense of love towards learners. Mastery of teaching materials and methods and learning technologies by teachers is important, but if the education process must forget the aspect of love as the main tool of education would seem to be dry and loses his soul.
Maybe we ask, why students march in anarchist? Why is there a group of female students form a gang that spread hatred? Why some people are well educated and earn a bachelor's degree, but they actually cause misery to many people through corrupt behavior? Apparently this is where the importance of educators to be able to develop his love for dealing constructively with their students, are realized in the form of a sense of empathy, attention to happiness, prosperity and progress of the learners, making various efforts and helped the learners to gain happiness, prosperity, and progress.
Through the education process based on a sense of love, in turn, other than to bring someone to gain knowledge and skills are high, reaching a respectable position and wealth in abundance, is also expected to membelajarkan the learners to know and have a sense of love, so that they can grow and develop become a fully-human figure's love, both towards himself, his neighbor and his God.

Creativity in Schools

In simple language, creativity can be defined as a mental process that can generate ideas or new concepts. According to the National Advisory Committees UK (1999), that creativity has four characteristics, namely: (1) think and act imaginatively, (2) all imaginative activities that have clear objectives, (3) through a process that can generate something original and (4) the results should provide added value. All four of these characteristics should be a unified whole. It is no creativity if only one or a few of these four characteristics.
Robert Fritz (1994) says that "The most Important developments in civilization have come through the creative process, but ironically, most people have not been taught to be creative." The same thing also delivered Ashfaq Ishaq: "We Humans have not yet achieved our full creative potential primarily Because every child's creativity is not properly nurtured. The critical role of imagination, discovery and creativity in a child's education is only beginning to come to light and, even Within the educational community, many still do not appreciate or Realize its vital importance. It must be acknowledged that until now the school system has not been fully able to develop and produce its graduates to become creative individuals. The students are more likely to be prepared to become a staff interpreter who worked on technical issues rather than become a visionary (read: leader). What dibelajarkan in schools often lack the benefit of student life and less in tune with the development of an ever-changing environment with rapid and unpredictable. Similarly, the learning process is carried out is likely to put more emphasis on learning "what is" that require students to memorize facts, rather than learning "what few cans", which can lead students to become self intact and original.
Therefore, how important kreativiitas development in schools for the education process at school can actually have a high relevance and produce graduates who have high creativity. Schools should be able to provide a curriculum that allows students to think critically and creatively, and problem solving skills, so in turn they can respond positively to any opportunities and challenges that exist and are able to manage risk for the sake of life on the present and future.
According to Robert J Sternberg, a student said to have creativity in the classroom when they senatiasa show: (1) was intrigued and curious, questioning and challenging and not stuck on the existing rules, (2) has the ability to think laterally and be able to make connections beyond the usual relationship, (3) dreaming about something, to imagine, looking at various possibilities, ask "what if seandanya" (what if?), and seeing things from a different angle, (4) explore various thoughts and options, play ideanya, try out alternatives with a fresh approach, maintaining an open mind and modify his ideas to get creative results, and (5) critically reflect on any ideas, actions and results, review progress has been achieved, to invite and utilize feedback, criticize constructively and can make a clever observation.
Creative learning can be seen from two sides, namely: (1) creative teaching (creative teaching) and (2) teaching for creativity (teaching for creativity). Teaching creatively illustrates how teachers can use imaginative approaches so that learning activities could increasingly more attractive, arousing, and effective. While teaching for creativity associated with the use of forms of learning, aimed at developing the students to have the ability to think and behave creatively.
Both concepts can not be separated, teaching for creativity in it must involve creative teaching. Teaching creatively and teaching for creativity basically covers all the learning characteristics (good learning and teaching), such as about: motivation and high expectations, the ability to communicate and listen, the ability to excite learning, inspiring, contextual, constructivist, and the like .
Carolyn Kay Edwards and Springate, in the article titled "The lion comes out of the Stone: Helping Young Children Achieve Their Creative Potential" provides advice on development efforts kreativiitas students, as follows:

   
1. Provide opportunities and time freely to each student to explore and do the best job and do not intervene when they actually were motivated in completing their tasks productively.
   
2. Create an environment attractive and exciting class. Do the "unfinished work" so that students feel curious and tempted his thinking to try to complete it at the next moment. Give also the opportunity for every student to do the contemplation.
   
3. Provide and serve the abundant variety of materials and learning resources are attractive and beneficial to students.
   
4. Create a classroom climate that allows students to feel comfortable if you make a mistake, encourage students courage to take risks receive appropriate noise and chaos in the classroom, and provide a broad autonomy to the students to manage learning in accordance with the interests, characteristics and objectives
Creative learning is not an easy choice, in it requires more time and planning to give birth and develop new ideas. In addition, it also required a strong conviction to do improvisation in the learning, the courage to try and ability to bear the various risks that are not expected in learning. Although to be done through the efforts that are not easy, learning to creativity is believed to make learning more fun and gives high effectiveness.
Related to the teacher's role in the formation of student creativity, Robert J Sternberg says "The most powerful way to develop creativity in your students is to be a role model. Children develop creativity Pls note you tell Them to, but you show Pls Them. "In carrying out the learning, teachers should be able to show his example as a highly creative.
A teacher who is creative is not only required to have expertise in the academic field, but more than that required also to be able to master the various techniques that can stimulate curiosity as well as to foster self-confidence and self-esteem (self esteem) of each student. Teachers must be able to give encouragement when students need it and give confidence to the students at the time he felt his self-esteem is threatened. In carrying out the process of learning, a teacher must be able to maintain a balance between the structure of learning with students' self-development opportunities, including group management (management of groups) with attention to individual differences in students.
To be a creative teacher is not an easy thing, especially for teachers that are categorized as laggard. When faced with a change (innovation) in school, they may tend to be late or just simply remain silent face changes. If allowed to continue, teachers like these that can actually be damaging to education. Of course, many factors that cause them to be laggard and not creative, whether sourced from within the teachers themselves (internal factors) as well as external factors. Therefore, for teachers to be creative to consider various factors that influence and background.
Leadership in schools is one factor that can not be released in developing creativity and the creativity of school teachers as a whole. Fred Luthans (1995) argued that creativity is a skill that must be controlled by a manager. In this case, principals are required to create a culture and climate of creativity in the school environment that encourages all member schools to develop creativity in performing various tasks and jobs. The school principal should be able to give awards to sertiap dilakulan creative effort by its members, especially the creative effort carried out by teachers and students in conducting learning. The school principal is also required to provide the resources for the growth of creativity in schools.
In addition there are teachers who include laggard, not a few teachers (and students) in schools that actually have an attitude and critical thinking and creative, but because it does not get strong support from the school system, including the school management, and ultimately, attitudes and thoughts creative can not develop properly. In fact, on the contrary they often experience a certain pressure of its environment being perceived as someone who "nyeleneh" or eccentric.
Based on the above description, it seems it can be concluded that students who are creative can be produced through a creative teacher, and teachers who are creative can be produced through the creative principals. Students who are creative is a very valuable asset for the life of his private self and others.

Students in School Discipline

In life we often hear people say that the X was a man of high discipline, while the Y people are less disciplined. The name of people who have a high discipline usually drawn to people who always come on time, obey the rules, behave in accordance with prevailing norms, and the like. Conversely, as people who lack discipline is usually directed to people who lack or fail to comply with applicable rules and regulations, both sourced from the public (convention-informal), the government or the rules established by a particular institution (organizational-formal).
A student in participating in learning activities in schools will not be separated from the various rules and regulations in force at his school, and each student is required to behave in accordance with the rules and regulations that are applicable in their schools. Compliance and adherence students to the various rules and regulations that are applicable in their schools has been dubbed student discipline. While regulation, order, and various other provisions that attempt to regulate student behavior called school discipline. School discipline is a business school to maintain student behavior so as not to deviate and to encourage students to behave in accordance with the norms, rules and regulations prevailing in the school. According to Wikipedia (1993) that school discipline "refers to students complying with a code of behavior Often known as the school rules. The meaning of school rules (school rule), such as rules about dress standards (standards of clothing), punctuality, social behavior and ethics of study / work. Definition of school discipline is sometimes applied also to impose penalties (sanctions) as a consequence of violation of the rules, although sometimes a matter of controversy in applying the method pendisiplinannya, so caught up in the form of physical treatment errors (physical maltreatment) and error psychological treatment (psychological maltreatment), as disclosed by Irwin A. Hyman and Pamela A. Snock in his book "Dangerous School" (1999).With regard to the purpose of school discipline, Maman Rachman (1999) argued that the purpose of school discipline are: (1) provide support for the creation of behavior that is not distorted, (2) encourage students to do good and true, (3) help students understand and adjust to with the demands of their environment and avoid doing things that are prohibited by the school, and (4) students learn to live with the habits of good and beneficial for him and his environment. Meanwhile, by quoting the thought Moles, Joan Gaustad (1992) suggests: "School discipline has two main goals: (1) Ensure the safety of staff and students, and (2) create an environment conducive to learning". Meanwhile, Wendy Schwartz (2001) states that "the goals of discipline, once the need for it is determined, Should Be to help students accept personal responsibility for Their actions, understand why a behavior change is Necessary, and commit themselves to change." Similar stated by Wikipedia (1993) that the purpose of school discipline is to create security and a comfortable learning environment, especially in the classroom. In the classroom, if a teacher is unable to impose discipline properly then students may become less motivated and acquire a certain emphasis, and the atmosphere of learning to be less conducive to student achievement.Devis Keith said, "Discipline is management action to Enforce standarts organization" and therefore it is necessary to develop preventive and corrective discipline. Preventive discipline, namely the effort to move students to follow and comply with regulations. With it all, students are disciplined and can maintain itself against the rules. Corrective discipline, which attempts to direct the student to remain in compliance with regulations. For those who violate sanctioned to give lessons and repair itself so that to maintain and follow the rules.Talking about school discipline can not be released to issues in students' negative behavior. Negative behaviors that occur among teenage students in recent years seems to have very mengkhawarirkan, such as: free sex life, involvement in drugs, gang motorcycle and various actions that lead to the other criminal, who can not only hurt yourself, but also detrimental to the general public. In the internal environment of any violation of school rules and school rules are still frequently found violations that ranged from mild to high-level violations, such as: case truant, fighting, cheating, pemalakan, theft and other forms of deviant behavior only lainnya.Tentu , all it takes steps to prevent and penanggulangganya, and this is where the importance of school discipline.Student behavior is formed and influenced by various factors, including environmental factors, family and school.

About Maslow's Needs Theory Applications in Schools

Thinking about the theory of Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs Individuals already widely known, but their application to educational interests of students in school seems to have not received full attention. Ideally, in order to achieve personal development of students, schools should provide and meet the various needs of their students.
The following is a summary of several possibilities that can be done in schools in applying the theory of Maslow's needs.
1. Physiological Needs Fulfillment:

    
* Provides a low-cost lunch programs or even free.
    
* Provide classrooms with adequate capacity and proper temperature
    
* Provide shower / toilet in balanced amounts.
    
* Provide space and land to rest for the student representative.
2. Meeting the Safety Needs:

    
* The attitude of the teacher: fun, able to demonstrate acceptance of their students, and do not indicate a threat or be judgmental.
    
* The existence of consistent expectations
    
* Controlling the behavior of students in the class / school to implement a fair system of student discipline.
    
* More provide reinforcement behavior (reinforcement) through praise / reward for all the positive behavior of students from the provision of punishment for negative behavior of students.
3. Meeting the Needs Love or Acceptance:
a. Teacher Relationship with Student:

    
* Teachers can display the personality traits: empathic, caring and intereres against student, patient, fair, open and can be a good listener.
    
* Teachers can apply learning and to understand their students individua (needs, potentials, interests, personality characteristics and background)
    
* Teachers provide comments and more positive feedback than negative.
    
* Teachers can appreciate and respect every thought, opinion and decision of every student.
    
* Teacher can be a helper who can be relied upon and give credence to their students.
b. Student Relationship with Student:

    
* Schools to develop a situation that allows the creation of mutualistic cooperation and mutual trust among students
    
* Schools can organize a class meeting, through various forums, such as sports or arts.
    
* Schools to develop class discussions that are not just for the sake of learning.
    
* School developed a peer tutor
    
* Schools to develop other forms of extra-curricular activities that range.
4. Meeting the Needs of Self-Esteem:
a. Students Develop Self-Esteem

    
* Develop new knowledge based on students' background knowledge (scaffolding)
    
* Develop a learning system appropriate to the needs of students
    
* Focusing on strengths and assets owned by each student
    
* Develop a variety of learning strategies
    
* Always ready to provide assistance if students have difficulty
    
* Involve all students in the class to berpartisipai and responsible.
    
* When it comes to disciplining students, wherever mengkin done privately, not in public.
b. Award from the other party

    
* Develop a classroom climate and cooperative learning where every student can be mutual respect and trust, do not mock each other.
    
* Develop a program "star of the week"
    
* Develop an awards program for the work, effort and achievement obtained by students.
    
* Develop a curriculum that can deliver every sisiwa to have an empathic attitude and be a good listener.
    
* Trying to engage students in any decision-making related to the interests of the students themselves.
c. Knowledge and Understanding

    
* Provide opportunities for students to explore areas that would like to know.
    
* Provide learning that provides intellectual challenge through discovery-inquiry approach
    
* Provide learning topics with a variety of viewpoints
    
* Provide opportunities for students to philosophical thinking and discussion.
d. Aesthetic

    
* Organize classroom is neat and attractive
    
* Pasting things interesting in the walls of the room, including works of art memampangkan students who are considered attractive.
    
* The room was painted with colors that are fun
    
* Maintain facilities and pre-existing facilities at the school around
    
* The rooms are clean and fragrant
    
* There are classrooms and school gardens landscaped
5. Meeting the Needs Self Akatualisasi

    
* Provide opportunities for students to do their best
    
* Provide insensitivity to the students to dig and explore the capabilities and potentials
    
* Creating meaningful learning linked to real life.
    
* Planning and learning process that involves a meta-cognitive activity of students.
    
* Involve students in projects or activities of "self-expressive" and creative