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Artificial Intelligence-Based Science Literacy Assessment Integrated with Papuan Ethnochemistry

Content Validity and Readability on Stoichiometry

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https://doi.org/10.59211/mjpjetl.v4i2.378

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literasi sains, etnokimia Papua, Artificial Intelligence, validitas isi, keterbacaan instrumen.

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Penelitian ini mengembangkan serta menguji validitas isi dan keterbacaan instrumen Scientific Literacy Assessment (SLA) terintegrasi etnokimia berbasis sistem Artificial Intelligence (AI) pada materi stoikiometri kelas XI. Penelitian menggunakan metode Research and Development yang diadaptasi dari model ADDIE, dibatasi sampai tahap Development (Analysis, Design, Development), dan dilaksanakan di SMA YPPK Taruna Dharma, Jayapura. Analisis kebutuhan yang melibatkan guru kimia menunjukkan bahwa asesmen selama ini masih berorientasi pada penguasaan konsep dan perhitungan rutin, belum mengukur literasi sains, dan belum mengintegrasikan budaya lokal. Sebanyak 15 butir soal uraian dikembangkan dengan menyisipkan konteks etnokimia Papua, seperti pengolahan sagu, pembakaran kayu tradisional, pengasapan ikan, dan pemanfaatan kapur sirih, yang masing-masing dilengkapi rubrik penskoran dan struktur umpan balik berbasis AI. Validitas isi yang dinilai oleh 10 validator (tujuh dosen pendidikan kimia dan tiga guru kimia) menggunakan indeks Aiken's V menunjukkan seluruh butir valid, dengan nilai berkisar 0,85 hingga 0,97 (rerata 0,91). Uji coba terbatas terhadap 15 siswa kelas XI menunjukkan keterbacaan yang baik serta respons positif terhadap penskoran dan umpan balik langsung dari sistem AI, meskipun sebagian siswa masih kesulitan mengubah informasi naratif menjadi langkah kuantitatif. Instrumen ini berpotensi menjadi alternatif asesmen yang valid dan kontekstual, namun memerlukan pengujian empiris skala luas

 

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Cartika Candra Ledoh (2026). Artificial Intelligence-Based Science Literacy Assessment Integrated with Papuan Ethnochemistry: Content Validity and Readability on Stoichiometry. Journal of Education and Teaching Learning, 4(2), 112–121. https://doi.org/10.59211/mjpjetl.v4i2.378

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