Efektivitas Media Video Tutorial dalam Meningkatkan Keterampilan Vokasional Merias Wajah Karakter untuk Murid Disabilitas Rungu
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This study aims to analyze the effectiveness of video tutorial media in enhancing the vocational skill of character makeup application among a student with a hearing impairment. The study employed an experimental method using a Single-Subject Research (SSR) design of the A-B-A type. The research subject was a 10th-grade student with a hearing impairment at SLB Aisyiyah Sijunjung. Data were collected through performance tests using a checklist and analyzed visually based on trend, stability, and level changes. The A1 baseline phase consisted of [number of sessions] sessions, the B intervention phase comprised [number of sessions] sessions, and the A2 baseline phase involved [number of sessions] sessions. Analysis results indicated that character makeup skills during the A1 phase were at a level of 58.3% with a stable trend. Following the introduction of video tutorials in phase B, the data showed a gradual upward trend from 66.6% to 79.1%, reflecting a positive level change compared to the initial condition. In phase A2, the skill level rose further to 87.5% and subsequently stabilized. This pattern demonstrates a consistent improvement in skills following the intervention and the maintenance of those skills during the A2 phase. Thus, video tutorials are effective as a vocational learning medium to support the enhancement of character makeup skills and the independence of students with hearing impairments.
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