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Abstract

The purpose of this study was to describe the increase in problem-solving abilities Newton's laws of motion and students' perceptions of cooperative problem solving (CPS) learning. Analysis of the data is based on the student's written answers to the five problems, the results of questionnaires and interviews. This study concluded that: (1) learning CPS make a strong impact (d-effect size = 1.81) to increase problem-solving ability of students Newton's laws of motion, (2) cooperation in the learning group CPS makes the problem easier to solve and misconceptions can be corrected.

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