Implementation Of Civil Education As Character Education In Schools

Abstract

This study aims to determine how the implementation of civic education as character education in schools, especially at SDN 077 Sejahtera, Bandung. The research focus is on religious character, national spirit, curiosity, responsibility, friendly/communicative, and hard work. This study used a qualitative descriptive-analytical method. The instruments used were observation, interview, and documentation study. The results of this study indicate that (1) Planning the implementation of civic education as character education in schools, especially SDN 077 Sejahtera, has been prepared in learning planning, namely in syllabus and character lesson plans. (2) The implementation of civic education as character education in schools, especially at SDN 077 Sejahtera, namely Civics teachers have implemented and used various learning methods and resources and integrated various characters in activities. (3) Evaluation of the implementation of civic education as character education in schools, especially at SDN 077 Sejahtera, namely the teacher has carried out various assessments such as written tests but is still not maximal in assessing the attitudes of students during the learning process. (4) The constraints on the implementation of civic education as character education in schools, especially at SDN 077 Sejahtera are that learning time is considered very fast so that the assessment of student attitudes is not optimal, and character education at home is lacking, so that character education in schools is also less than optimal.

Decision Support System for Determining Character Education Values

“…Education is a process that changes human behaviour or personality [13]. Education serves to develop abilities, form personalities, and create a superior national civilisation and educate the nation's life [14]. Education is also a long-term and very valuable savings or investment in the development of a country [15].…”