SOSIALISASI AKREDITASI SMP DI DINAS PENDIDIKAN KABUPATEN PACITAN DENGAN PENDEKATAN HOTS
Abstract
Accreditation socialization is a strategic step in building a comprehensive and holistic understanding of the education quality assurance system. In the context of 21st-century education, it is crucial to integrate a learning approach that emphasizes higher-order thinking skills into this socialization process. This article aims to discuss the concept, implementation, and benefits of the HOTS approach in accreditation socialization activities. Using a literature review and a simple case study, this article presents how HOTS can enhance understanding, active participation, and innovation in the accreditation process.
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