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                           The 4  Educational Science International Conference
                            Towards a Sustainable Future of Education: Preparing Teachers and Prospective Teachers for the Digital Age


                                                          SCIED-11

                    Multirepresentation Ability Profile of Prospective Physics Teacher Students on Work
                                                    and Energy Concepts



                                                  Abdul Hakim , Iis Tarsiyah
                                                               1
                                                                            2
                                1 Physics Education Study Program, Mulawarman University, Indonesia
                                           2 Sekolah Menengah Kejuruan DDI Samarinda
                                                  abdul.hakim@fkip.unmul.ac.id


                                                           Abstract

                  Usually  in  physics  learning  includes  four  representations  namely  verbal  representation,
                  pictorial  representation,  mathematical  representation,  and  graphic  representation.  The  four
                  representations are known as multi-representation. Prospective physics teacher students have
                  multi-representation  skills  so  that  Prospective  physics  teacher  students  can  understand  the
                  theories and concepts of physics they are studying. This study aims to determine the multi-
                  representation  ability  of  Prospective  physics  teacher  students.  This  study  involved  the
                  Prospective physics teacher students of the even semester physics education study program
                  for the 2020/2021 academic year at one of the universities in the East Kalimantan with a total
                  sample of 51 Prospective physics teacher students. This research instrument uses a test item
                  consisting of 24 items with formats including verbal representations, pictorial, mathematics,
                  and graphics. Each representation has 6 reasoned multiple-choice questions. Research data is
                  based  on  Prospective  physics  teacher  student’s  answers  that  are  assessed  based  on  an
                  assessment rubric guided by a multi-representation rubric developed by Rutgers Physics and
                  Astronomy Education (PAER). The results showed that 35.8% of Prospective physics teacher
                  students  were  able  to  represent  concepts  mathematically,  28.9%  of  Prospective  physics
                  teacher  students  were  able  to  represent  concepts  pictorially,  27.8%  of  Prospective  physics
                  teacher students were able to represent concepts graphically and 23.4% of Prospective physics
                  teacher students were able to represent concepts verbally. Based on these results, Prospective
                  physics  teacher  students’  multi-representation  abilities  are  more  dominant  in  mathematical
                  representation abilities. The recommendation in this study is that Prospective physics teacher
                  students need to improve multiple different representations so that it is possible to connect
                  physical  concepts  with  symptoms  they  experience  in  everyday  life  through  their  thinking
                  skills.

                  Keywords: multirepresentation, work and energy

















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