PLANNING
ANALYSIS OF LEARNING IMPLEMENTATION PLAN LEARNING IMPLEMENTATION PLAN (RPP)
School: SMAN 1 BAYUNG LENCIR
Subject: CHEMICAL
Class / Semester: X / 1
Time Allocation: 2 x 45
School: SMAN 1 BAYUNG LENCIR
Subject: CHEMICAL
Class / Semester: X / 1
Time Allocation: 2 x 45
A.
Core Competence (KI)
KI3:
Understand, apply, analyze factual knowledge, Conceptual, procedural based on
his curiosity about science Knowledge, technology, art, culture, and humanities
withN Insights of humanity, nationality, statehood, and civilization Related
causes of phenomena and events, and apply Procedural knowledge in the
appropriate field of study With his talents and interests to solve problems.
KI4:
Cultivate, reason, and serve in the realm of realm and domain Abstract related
to the development of what it learned in School independently, and able to use appropriate
methods Scientific rules.
B.
Basic Competencies and Indicators
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Basic
competencies
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Indicator
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3.3 Understand how to write
electron configurations and outer electron configuration patterns for each
class in the periodic table
4.3 Determining the location
of an element in the periodic table and its properties based on the electron
configuration
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3.3.1 Identify quantum
numbers
3.3.2 Determining quantum numbers
(possible electrons are)
3.3.3 Describes skin and sub
skin and its relation to quantum numbers
3.3.4 Write down electron
configurations based on stinking principles and rules
3.3.5 Connect the electron
electron configuration to the location of elements in the elemental periodic
system
4.3.1 Determining the
location of an element in the periodic table based on the electron
configuration
4.3.2 Describe the
relationship between properties of elements with electron configurations
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C. Learning Materials
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No
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Knowledge
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Learning
materials
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1
2
3
4
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Factual
Concept
Principle
Procedural
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The atomic constituents are protons, electrons and
neutrons.
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Atomic number, mass number
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Electron consists of skin, sub skin
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Isotopes, Isobars, Isotons
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Quantum
Numbers
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The principle of auf smell
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Hund
Rules
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Properties
- Properties Elements in groups
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Configuration of electrons
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D.
Learning Activities
1. First Meeting: (2 JP)
Indicator:
1. Identify Quantum Numbers
2. Determining quantum numbers (possible electrons are)
3. Describes skin and sub skin and its relation to quantum numbers
a. Activity Introduction
1. Master greets.
2. Ask students to lead prayers.
3. Asking readiness to learn.
4. Apersespi asks some atomic models.
b. Core activities
Sintak learning Description of learning activities Time Allocation
Stimulation Problem stateman (Problem identification)
1. First Meeting: (2 JP)
Indicator:
1. Identify Quantum Numbers
2. Determining quantum numbers (possible electrons are)
3. Describes skin and sub skin and its relation to quantum numbers
a. Activity Introduction
1. Master greets.
2. Ask students to lead prayers.
3. Asking readiness to learn.
4. Apersespi asks some atomic models.
b. Core activities
Sintak learning Description of learning activities Time Allocation
Stimulation Problem stateman (Problem identification)
Collecting data.
Data processing,Verification,Generalization
Presents some images of the atomic skin sequence
Figure 1
Figure 2
Learners discuss the link between the two images and
their relation
to the position of an atom. Collect data on skin and sub
skin
relationships with electron position. By
dividing the group into
several topics.
Topic 1: Major kuamtum numbers
Topic 2: Quantum azimuth number
Topic 3: Magnetic Quantum Numbers
Topic 4: Spin quantum number
Students compare the results of the discussion in groups
with the
results of other groups through visits to each other
group.
Through class discussions each group presented the results
of the
group discussion.The teacher reinforces and straightens
the results of
class discussions on quantum number determination.
Learners exercise about the quantum number determination
with the
game Rolling stick
c. Closing Activity
1. Learners conclude about quantum numbers
2. Learners meferleksi learning activities
E.
Assessment technique
1. Knowledge: Test Write, Test Write.
2. Attitude: Observation of Discussion activities
1. Knowledge: Test Write, Test Write.
2. Attitude: Observation of Discussion activities
F.
Media / tools, Materials, and Learning Resources
1. Media / tools: Images, Charts, Game cards about, LCD.
2. Material: -
3. Learning Resources: Textbooks, Internet
Attachments:
1. Learning Materials Meeting 1
2. Assessment Instruments Meeting 1
Assessment of Attitude
1. Media / tools: Images, Charts, Game cards about, LCD.
2. Material: -
3. Learning Resources: Textbooks, Internet
Attachments:
1. Learning Materials Meeting 1
2. Assessment Instruments Meeting 1
Assessment of Attitude
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NO
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ASPECT
ATTITUDE
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WRITTEN
INDICATORS
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SCORING
SCORES
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1
2
3.
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To be responsible
Discipline
Appreciate
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1. Complete
the tasks according to the given assignment of tasks
2. Submitting
performance results according to the time set
3. Appreciate peers in discussions
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0 1 2
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Information :
Score 0 = Less In accordance with the indicator
Score 1 = Adequate In accordance with the indicator
Score 2 = Very in accordance with the indicator
Reflection:
There are still many difficulties to determine the relationship between syntax and learning activities.
Does the right strategy develop the intellectual learner?
BalasHapusNamely by giving students a sense of the concept and let them develop it
HapusCan you mention the quantum number of the gold element (Au)?
BalasHapusIn the periodic table aurum has atomic number 79, is a trivalent and univalent transision metal is flabby, yellow, shiny, heavy,"malleable", and "ductile".
HapusWhat is the difficulty in making the RPP?
BalasHapusIn designing what aspects there should be and very important in the content of the RPP
HapusWhat are the factors that determine a rpp to perform well?
BalasHapusThe existence of a category or classification of values within the learner and the existence of a clear scale of values
HapusIs there a particular learning media that can make students more easily understand and fun for students?
BalasHapusYes, of course. Because the particular method is a method that is mastered by the teacher, so that when used will make effective learning. But if the teacher controls two or more methods, it is better to use the combination method of the method.
HapusWhat kind of characters do you want to set up on this k13?
BalasHapusReligious, knowledge, movement, emotional, and social concerns.
HapusWhat do you think the RPP is?
BalasHapus