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friends at school. TheTokakatsu (students-led collaboration online) is adapted from
          the  Japanese  school  curriculum  that  includes  both  subjects  and  non-subjects  as
          part of the official curriculum. The adaptation considers the development of social
          skills,  empathy, discussion skills,  and the achievement in Additional Mathematics
          subject  as  integrated  with  the  use  of  Geo  Gebra  application.  This  study  will  first
          provide a descriptive analysis of the Tokkatsu prototype, and a pre-test and post-
          test design is used to evaluate its effectiveness in teaching Additional Mathematics.
          A one-group pre-test and post-test design is a quasi-experimental research design
          in  which  the  same  dependent  variable  is  measured  in  one  group  of  participants
          (pre-test),  and  after  (post-test)  treatment  is  administered.  In  a  survey  with  the
          participants about the attitude in learning Trigonometric Functions, the students had
          difficulties sketching graphs of Trigonometric functions and responded to the “trial
          and  error”  technique.  The  second process  involved  the  mentors  carrying  out  the
          learning process using the Tokkatsu technique, adopting the 21st-century lesson,
          and observing the conducted computer run activities. The third process was to hold
          a post-test and interviews after Tokkatsu techniques were carried out. The finding
          concluded a significant difference in the pre-test and post-test in the experimental
          group. Moreover, the mean rank for 30 students of the post-test (82.2) was higher
          than  that  of  the  pre-test  (53.7).  Thus,  the  students  in  the  experimental  group
          possessed  higher  achievement  in  the  Trigonometric  Function  test  after  the
          intervention period.
          Keywords:  Tokkatsu  technique,  distance  learning,  Geogebra,  Trigonometric
                    Functions, 21 st - century teaching and learning.

          KD11

                                   ECO STAND LAMP

            MOHAMAD FARISH BIN MAZIDI, KHAIRUNNISA AFIQAH BINTI ROSLAN,
              KHADIJAH BINTI HASBULLAH, MOHD ASHRAF DANI BIN ZULHANI,
            SYAMMIMI HUSNA BINTI MOHAMMAD, ABANG HADIF BIN ABANG ENDI,
                         AZLYNN SYERLYZZA BINTI ABDUL RANI
                                   SMK Semerah Padi
                        Jalan Depo, 93050 Petra Jaya, Kuching, Sarawak
                              kamsinajunaidi1970@gmail.com

          “Eco Stand Lamp”, adalah nama yang diberikan untuk produk inovasi yang kami
          hasilkan  menggunakan  konsep  3R  iaitu  “Reduce,  Reuse  dan  Recycle”.  Objektif
          penghasilan produk inovasi iniadalah untuk mengurangkan sisa produk elektronik
          di Malaysia. Seiring dengan peningkatan kualiti hidup rakyat Malaysia, semestinya
          penggunaan  produk  elektrik  juga  semakin  meningkat.  Sebahagian  besar  produk
          elektrik  yang  sudah  rosak  akan  dibuang  ke  tapak  pelupusan  sampah  di  mana
          kebanyakkannya terletak berdekatan dengan sungai. Hal ini menyebabkan impak
          negatif kerana bahan kimia dan logam berat daripada sisa elektronik akan masuk
          ke dalam sistem tanah dan air bawah tanah. Perkara ini amatlah berbahaya untuk
          alam  sekitar kita.  Justeru  itu,  timbul idea  untuk  menghasilkan  “Eco  Stand  Lamp”
          menggunakan kipas angin yang sudah rosak di mana,  hanya bahagian kaki dan
          sebahagian  badannya  sahaja  digunakan  untuk  menghasilkan  produk  inovasi  ini.
          Selain itu, antara bahan lain yang digunakan adalah kerangka besi daripada lampu
          “downlight”, penutup botol mineral dan suis di mana ketiga-tiganya adalah bahan
          yang dikitar semula untuk projek inovasi ini. Untuk projek Inovasi ini, hanya mentol
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