Pendidikan adalah salah satu pilar dalam agama. Ajaran Islam dapat bertahan hingga kini, salah satunya karena adanya proses pendidikan di samping dakwah tentunya. Para pendakwah yang menyebar ke seluruh penjuru dunia menggunakan Al-Qur'an sebagai panduan, baik dari segi orientasi, tujuan, cara penyampaian, media dan alat, bahkan materi yang terkandung dalam penyampaiannya pun diambil dari Al-Qur'an. Al-Qur'an yang merupakan sumber petunjuk utama, menjadikannya inspirasi yang sangat kuat dalam setiap gerakan pemikiran umat Islam. Di banyak bidang keagamaan, masyarakat Muslim selalu merujuk pada wahyu sebagai firman Tuhan yang disampaikan melalui Nabi-Nya. Dalam hal ini, tentu saja, salah satu unsur penting di dalamnya adalah pendidikan.
No. 1
TARBIYAH: Journal of Educational Science and Teaching
TARBIYAH: Journal of Education and Teaching Sciences is a scholarly journal that accepts manuscripts resulting from research and critical thought in the field of education, such as curriculum, evaluation, teaching strategies and methods, as well as other educational issues. With a rigorous peer-review process, this journal aims to disseminate innovative knowledge and serve as an important reference for academics, researchers, and education practitioners in efforts to improve the quality of education in Indonesia and around the world. Join us in sharing insights and contributing to the advancement of better education.
Articles
2 articles- pp. 225-230DOI: 10.64464/tarbiyah.v3i1.26
- DOI: 10.64464/tarbiyah.v3i1.116
Education is a complex system involving several key components, including goals, content, methodology, and evaluation. Evaluation, although the last component in the education system, plays a crucial role in assessing the achievement of educational goals and providing feedback for improvement. This article discusses the definition of evaluation, stating that it is a process to determine the value or meaning contained in something. The focus then shifts to the function of evaluation in Islamic education, explained as a feedback tool (muraja'ah) to measure students' progress in understanding the content of Islamic teachings. Evaluation has functions of improvement (ishlah), purification (tazkiyah), renewal (tajdid), and providing feedback to students' parents (ad-dakhil). The text then continues to discuss the tools and principles of Islamic education evaluation, explaining that class evaluation involves planning steps, information collection, recording, and reporting of results. The Continuous Evaluation System is introduced as an approach conducted continuously to assess students' progress in mastering basic competencies. Overall, this article highlights the crucial role of evaluation in the context of education, especially Islamic education. Evaluation is not just an assessment tool but also an instrument for improvement, motivation, and the development of the entire education system.