The interest of this research is learner’s competency in using and regulating of electrical motor based on teaching models and instructional materials used. Data are obtained through quasi-experimental study with a number of 60 learners as a sample, which it was taken randomly. A sheet test and an observation sheet are used as the research instrument, which was developed and tested in advance. Data are analyzed by ANOVA, and concluded that there is a difference of the effect of learning models and forms of teaching materials used towards the learners’ competency in using and regulating of an electric motor.
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