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Research has been conducted which aims to determine the effect of the use (IPMLM) with the scaffolding approach to improve students’ tolerance and students’ self regulated learning in the Bima city and Pontianak city. The study was conducted using PretestPosttest Control Group Design. XI grade students in Bima city that is spread in three schools, and X grade students in the Pontianak city that are also spread in three schools used as research subjects. The subjects were selected by purposive sampling technique. The study was conducted in the second semester of the 2018/2019 academic year. The data were obtained through the questionnaire regarding the tolerance and self regulated learning. the results showed an increase in the students’ tolerance and students’ self regulated learning, This is proven by the gain score for students tolerance in the experimental class of 0.19. This value is higher than the gain score in the control class which is only 0.08 but the results in both classes are included in the "low" category. Furthermore, the gain score for self regulated learning the experimental class are also higher by 0.35 included in the category of "medium", while the gain score in the control class is only 0.15 included in the "low" category.

Effectiveness of Interactive Physics Mobile Learning Media with Scaffolding Approach to Improve Students’ Tolerance and Students’ Self-Regulated Learning