Character Education Metod From the Lens of Al-Ghazali on Generation Z

Abstract

The moral significance of Generation Z pupils is the issue in this study. This is illustrated by the numerous activities outside the norm displayed by Generation Z students, including using educational drugs, student brawls, and a lack of respect for lecturers, parents, and even society. This is due to using and applying an ineffective value education strategy for kids. Researchers will look at how to teach the values of the Al-Ghazali method to generation Z in this project. This research aims to describe Al-value Ghazali's teaching in the generation Z period. This study employs a library research strategy. According to the conclusions of this study, Al-Nilai Ghazali's teaching style is consistent with Islamic education in the generation Z age. Al-Ghazali uses visuals, stories, guidance and training methods, and habituation methods to teach values education. He outlines a character education technique particularly relevant to Generation Z pupils. Al-Ghazali uses illustrative methods, stories, counsel and training, and habituation methods to teach value education.

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“…Parents should assess each child's learning capacity and potential before planning their education. Al-Ghazali proposed that teachers should "speak to men according to their cognitive level, using pictures and examples," to facilitate effective instruction (Sasmita, 2022).…”

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“…This is similar to the results of several researchers' research on cases found in several articles which reveal that the widespread cases of bullying against classmates make victims who can no longer stand it choose to drop out of school and even the worst case ends their lives by committing suicide (Schihalejev et al, 2020). Apart from that, other cases were found, such as the many acts outside the norm displayed by students in the Generation Z era, starting from educational drug use, student brawls, and a lack of respect for lecturers, parents, and even the community where they live (Sasmita, 2022). This is not in accordance with the Q.S.…”