Gampong Literacy

Abstract

The main objective of this community service is to strengthen media literacy for youth, adolescents and students. The existence of a media literacy for community subsequently gave birth to GAMPONG LITERACY for surrounding villages at The Malikussaleh Universitas campus, namely Blang Pulo village, Muara Satu sub-district, North Aceh district. This program was implemented through educational, socialization and interactive approaches using"learning by doing" method. This program is urgently carried out on the grounds that the behavior patterns of youth, adolescents and students in utilizing media (technology, content, form and function of media) lead to negative impacts, starting to deviate from the values of Islamic Sharia and Islamic law as well as customs and culture. This service was carried out in some steps started by the mapping of the conditions and situations of the impact of the media on youth. The finding was that most people in the community were still lack on the media and communication technology skills, which results in an increase in consumptive culture of the users. Less social media resulted in less educational and indulges consumptive appetite. The next step was the determination of a media literacy strategy using an "inocculation" approach to protect youth from the adverse effects of media. The final step was working together with stakeholders to form a Literacy Village community that would create a Literacy Village (Gampong Literacy), then urge the government to hold a Literacy Village competition for youth and students. The community received knowledge of media literacy, website design and e-commerce training.

Language Politeness In Directive Speech Acts In The Dialogue Of Youth In Blang Naleung Mameh Village

“…The politeness of the language of teenagers in the village is one of the realities of language communication which is influenced by socio-cultural factors (Fadhillah et al, 2019). Therefore, the speech of teenagers in the village is interesting to study (Candrasari et al, 2021). The politeness of youth in Blang Naleung Mameh Village can be seen from various types of speech acts.…”