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Syllabus and Learning Implementation Plan (RPP) Respiratory System Using Direct Instruction (Di)
Syllabus and Learning Implementation Plan (RPP) Respiratory System Using Direct Instruction (Di)
Syllabus and Learning Implementation Plan (RPP) Respiratory System Using Direct Instruction (Di)
RESPIRATORY SYSTEM
USING DIRECT INSTRUCTION (DI)
B. Learning Goals
1. Through discussion in a group, students are able to explain the linkage of the structure
and function of organs in the respiratory process correctly.
2. Through discussion in a group, students are able to explain the linkage of the structure
and respiratory process in humans.correctly.
3. Through the discussion, students are able to identify the linkage between the structure,
function, and process of breathing that causes abnormalities in the respiratory system
in humans correctly.
4. Through the discussion, students are able to analyze ways to prevent/avoid diseases or
abnormalities in the respiratory system in humancorrectly.
5. After watching the video, students are able to explain the use of technology used to
help overcome disorders in the respiratory system in humans correctly.
6. Students are able to make a crossword scientific result of discussion about disease of
the respiratory system and their causes.
7. Students are able to present the crossword scientific through presentation in class
C. Learning Materials
RESPIRATORY SYSTEM
Breathing is a very important part of the activity of living things. Without breathing,
humans will die. The process of breathing in humans can occur consciously or
unconsciously. Conscious breathing occurs if we make arrangements when breathing, for
example during exercise by taking a deep breath, then holding it for a few moments, then
let it out. Unconscious breathing is breathing that is carried out automatically and
controlled by nerves in the brain, such as breathing that occurs when we sleep.
Human Respiratory Structure
For the respiratory process to take place, respiratory organs are needed. These respiratory
organs are sequentially starting from the nose, pharynx, larynx, trachea and lungs.
Human Respiratory Process
The respiratory process involves the following two stages:
a. Inspiration Process
In this process there is oxygen suctioning from the outside into the lungs. When the
diaphragm muscles to contract, the diaphragm will level off. At the time of maximum
inspiration, the muscles between the ribs contract so that the ribs lift. This situation will
increase the size of the chest cavity. Flattening of the diaphragm and lifting of the rib
cage causes the chest cavity to increase in size, followed by the expansion of the lungs,
so that outside air enters through the nose.
b. Expiration Process
This process occurs when we exhale air. In this process the process of removing carbon
dioxide and water vapor from the lungs exits the body. The diaphragm wall muscles
relax and are pressed upward by the abdominal organs, the ribcage returns to its original
position, so that the chest cavity narrows. As a result, air can be pushed out of the
lungs.Pertukaran gas antara oksigen dan karbon dioksida terjadi melalui proses difusi.
In connection with the organs involved in air intake (inspiration) and air expenditure
(expiration), the respiratory mechanism can be divided into two types, namely chest
breathing and abdominal breathing.
1. Breathing Inspiration
Chest breathing occurs when the muscles of the outer ribcage contract, as a result the ribs
rise and the volume of the chest cavity will be smaller than the outside air.
2. Respiratory breathing
In this breathing process, inspiration occurs when the diaphragm muscle (chest cavity
bulkhead) flattens and the volume of the chest cavity enlarges, so that the air pressure
inside the chest cavity is smaller than the outside air, consequently the air enters.
F. Learning Scenario
first Meeting (2x45 minutes)
Learning Feasibility
Activities The Description of Learning Activities
(Time) Yes No
Phase 1 (Conveying the goal & preparing students)
Teacher greets the students and asks them to
pray together before the lesson start.
Teacher makes sure the class is ready enough to
start the lesson and asks the student’s presence.
Teacher states the goals.
Opening Teacher gives an apperception by doing a
(10 Minutes) discussion about the image in the power point.
Teacher asks students “Try holding your breath
for just one minute! can you do it how do you
feel why is breathing important? then what
organs make up the respiratory system in
humans??
Teacher states the background of the materials.
Main Phase 2(Demonstrating knowledge and skills)
Activities Teacher explain the structure and function of
(70 Minutes) organs in the respiratory system and respiratory
process step by step
Teacher show a video about respiratory disease
of human and then teacher exlplain it.
Students wathing video
Teacher asks for student’s help to complete the
crossword scientific (strcture and function
respiratory organs)
Student helps a teacher to complete the
crossword scientific (strcture and function
respiratory organs)
Phase 3(Guiding training)
Students are divided into 3 group consist of 4-5.
Then, teacher gives student worksheet for each
group.
Students are gather in their own group and begin
to discuss the task in student worksheet based on
the teacher explanation’s
Phase 4(Understanding and provide feedback)
Teacher checks whether students do their
assignment well or not. Then gives them
feedback immediately.
A randomly group presents their discussion
result in front of the class.
Closing Phase 5(Providing opportunities for independent training)
(10 minutes) Teacher guides students to conclude the material
and discussion that they have learn.
Teacher gives an assignment for student to
search an article about the respiratory disease
(individual assignment and it must be finish 1
week later)
Teacher finish the lesson with the
encouragement words and regards.
G. Assessment
No Aspect Tecgniques of Assessment Assessment
Assessment Instrument Rubric
1 Cognitive Writing test Assessment sheet Attached
2 Psychomotor Presentation Observation sheet Attached
3 Afective Observation Observation sheet Attached
NIP. NIP
Assessment Rubric:
Aspect to be Assessment
Numb.
assessed Very Bad Bad Good Excelent
1 Mastery of Do not master the Less mastering Mastering the Mastering the
scientific concept of science the concept of concept of concept of
concepts very well, the science, the science well, science very
delivered terms used are not terms used are the terms used well, the terms
appropriate less precise correctly, used are correct
and appropriate
2 Presenter’s Submission is not Delivery is not Delivery is easy Delivery is easy
appearance easy to easy to to understand, to understand,
understand, is not understand, communicative very
communicative less with the communicative
with the audience, communicativ audience, giving with the
does not give the e with the the audience audience, giving
audience the audience, less less opportunity the audience the
opportunity to giving the to think opportunity to
think audience the think
opportunity to
think
3 Display Impressions / Impressions / Impressions / Impressions /
presentation
appearance is not look less attractive appearance is
attractive and not attractive, less appearance, not very attractive
in accordance in accordance in accordance and in
with the material with the with the accordance with
material material the material
Score information :
1 : Very Bad
2 : Bad
3 : Good
4 : Very Good
5 : Excellent
Total Score
Final score : x 100
Maximum score
No Student’s Aspects
Name
Score Final Score
Resonsibility
Team Work
Discipline
Honesty
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
…
Score information :
1 : If student are very inconsistent in showing the behavior aspect in the indicators
2 : If student are less consistent in showing the behavior aspect in the indicators
3 : If student are consistent in showing the behavior aspect in the indicators
4 : If student are very consistent in showing the behavior aspect in the indicators
Score obtained
Final Score : Maximum score x4
Test Prediciton
IDENTITY
GROUP MEMBERS : CLASS : XI MIPA
1. ……………./……….
2. ……………./……….
3. ……………./……….
4. ……………./……….
A. BASIC COMPETENCY
3. Analyzing the relationship between the structure of organ building blocks in the
respiratory system in relation to bioprocess and impaired function that can
occur in the human respiratory system.
4. Presenting the results of an analysis of abnomarlities in the structure and
function of tissue of respiratory organs that cause respiratory system disorders
through the media
B. AIMS
1. Students are able to arrange crossword about the repiration disease on the group
discussion.
C. INSTRUCTION
1. Write down the identity of your group in the available column.
2. Specify word and clue for answer crossword
3. Arrange “across” and “down” boxes for answer
4. Work on group to discuss the activities based on the worksheet.
5. You are permitted to use internet, books, or any others literature for searching
the answers, but donn’t forget to note the source below your answers.
6. If you find the difficuties, ask the teacher’s guidance.
Crossword puzzle :
Across: Down:
……………. …………….
……………. …………….
……………. …………….
……………. …………….
……………. ……………
etc
To facilitate the learning you can also use the website below
http://puzzlemaker.discoveryeducation.com/CrissCrossSetupForm.asp
Across
1. FROM THE PHARYNX
4. THE BRANCHING OF TWO CHANNELS
5. COMPOSED OF CARTILAGE SHAPED
6. ARE BRANCHES OF THE TRACHEA
Down
1. EXCHANGE O2 AND CO2
2. OTHER NAMES OF NOSTRIL
3. CAPTURE CHEMICAL
ANSWER KEY