Palastren Gender Issue
Palastren Gender Issue
Palastren Gender Issue
Aminah Zb
Universitas Islam Negeri Sulthan Thaha Saifuddin Jambi
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Harisah
Institut Agama Islam Negeri Kerinci
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Iskandar
Universitas Islam Negeri Sulthan Thaha Saifuddin Jambi
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Fauzan Sulman
Universitas Islam Negeri Sulthan Thaha Saifuddin Jambi
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ABSTRACT
Eivironmental literacy is an important aspect of individual
abilities in maintaining environmental conditions. This study
aimed to determine the understanding of environmental
literacy of Biology Tadris students with Islamic religious college
backgrounds based on Gender and Parents’ Occupation. This
study uses a descriptive quantitative approach. The research
population is Biology Education students from Islamic
A. Introduction
Environmental literacy is an individual’s ability to
understand and interpret ecological conditions around him
from his understanding and interpretation. He can decide
on appropriate actions to maintain, restore, and improve
environmental conditions. The purpose of environmental
literacy is to form a person’s conscious attitude to protect his
environment and to love his background. Awareness is defined
as ecological literacy (Karatekin, 2012; Srbinovski et al., 2010),
knowing the environment and having a responsive attitude and
providing solutions to environmental problems. Environmental
awareness can be developed through environmental education;
as stated by (Craig & Allen, 2015; Widianingsih et al., 2017),
ecological literacy education is needed to indirectly solve real
ecological problems. Several studies have shown that many
students in Indonesia do not care about the environment because
they do not know the impact of ecological behaviour. Many
environmentally literate students in Indonesia are not good
enough because they are less responsive to developments and
environmental problems around them.
Environmental
Number of Multip- Total
Literacy Sub Indicator Test Form Score
Questions lier score
Indicator
Types of
environmental Questionnaire 12 3,57 42,86
pollution
Environmental
Questionnaire 7 3,57 25
Environmental impact analysis
Knowledge Environmental 100
Questionnaire 5 3,57 17,86
Change Analysis
Causes of
Environmental Questionnaire 4 3,57 14,28
Pollution
Interest in
environmental Questionnaire 7 3,57 25
issues
Concern for the
Questionnaire 6 3,57 21,43
environment
Attitude
Internal Locus
Questionnaire 5 3,57 17,86 100
of Control
Responsibility
to protect the Questionnaire 4 3,57 14,28
environment
Intention to take
action to solve
Questionnaire 6 3,57 21,43
environmental
problems
Identification of
Test 4 8,333 33,333
Issues
Issue Analysis Test 4 8,333 33,333
Cognitive Skills Issue 100
Investigation Test 4 8,333 33,333
Plan
B. Discussion
Data from the survey results of environmental literacy
skills of biology education students, both in general and from
the perspective of Gender and Parents’ occupations, are briefly
presented in Table 3, Table 4 and Table 5.
Parents’ Occupation
Indicator civil Private
Criteria Criteria Farmer Criteria
Servant Employee
Environmental
82,11 Good 85,68 Good 82,11 Good
Knowledge
Pretty Pretty Pretty
Cognitive Skills 74,97 74,97 74,97
Good Good Good
Pretty Pretty Pretty
Attitude 78,54 74,97 74,97
Good Good Good
Behavior/ Pretty Pretty
68,75 62,5 75 Good
Action Good Good
C C C
Environmental
76,09 (Pretty 74,53 (Pretty 76,76 (Pretty
Literacy
Good) Good) Good)
C. Conclusion
Based on the results of the research that has been described
above, it can be concluded that higher education should be able to
improve environmental literacy, especially environmental literacy
for biology education students with an Islamic Religious College
background in Jambi province. By providing more support to
students both in theory and in the application so as to improve
literacy knowledge and cognitive skills. The findings in the field
show that both in general and from the perspective of gender and
parental occupation, there is no significant difference in results
on the level of environmental literacy of students. Appropriate
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