Hubungan antara belajar secara daring dengan motivasi belajar di sma x pada masa pandemi covid-19
D Di tengah kekacauan yang diakibatkan oleh pandemik COVID-19, Indonesia masih dapat melanjutkan sistem edukasi formalnya dengan suatu sistem pembelajaran dalam jaringan (daring), sebagai alternatif kepada sistem ajar-mengajar di kelas yang diberhentikan mengingat resiko terhadap pelajar dan pengajar. Tujuan penelitan ini adalah untuk mengetahui korelasi antara kesiapan pembelajaran secara daring dengan motivasi belajar.Metode: Studi potong lintang dengan observasi analitik pada siswa-siswi sebuah SMA yang sedang belajar secara daring dengan mata pelajaran yang sama dan guru yang sama. Sebanyak 62 responden dikumpulkan secara consecutive random sampling. Alat penelitian adalah kuesioner Online Learning Readiness Assessment dan Situational Motivational Scale.Hasil: Sebanyak 54.8% siswa kurang siap mengikuti pembelajaran secara daring,â€Hampir siap†30.6%, “Kurang cocok†12.9%, hanya 1.6% yang siap untuk belajar secara daring.. Tidak tampak perbedaan berarti antara persentase siswa yang memiliki motivasi external (53.2%) dan motivasi internal (46.8%). Namun tidak terdapat korelasi antara kesiapan pembelajaran daring dan motivasi siswa. (r=-0.051, p=0.692)Kesimpulan: Terdapat lebih banyak siswa yang tidak siap akan pembelajaran secara daring, namun tidak terdapat korelasi dengan motivasi belajar siswa.
I In the middle of the tumult caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, Indonesia is able to continue its formal education system through online based learning as an alternative to face to face learning actitivities in class which has been stopped due to increasing risks to both students and educators. The goal of this research is to explore the relationship between readiness for online learning and learning motivation.Method: The study was analytical observational research done with the cross-section method on high school students at a certain high school that was learning online with no differences in curriculum and teaching staff with each other. 62 responses were obtained via consecutive random sampling. The research instrument used for the study were the Online Learning Readiness Assesment and Situational Motivational Scale.Results: 54.8% of students were not ready for online learning, 30.6% were almost prepared, 12.9% were not suited for online learning, and only 1.6% were ready for online learning. There was no statistically significant difference between students that were extrinsically motivated (53.2%) and intrinsically motivated (46.8%), with no correlation between online learning readiness and motivation of the students (r=-0.051, p=0.692)