2011
DOI: 10.21009/pip.231.1
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Kemandirian Anak Tunagrahita Ringan Melalui Pembelajaran Terpadu

Abstract: Abstrak PENDAHULUANKekuasaan Allah Yang Esa, yang telah menciptakan manusia dengan berbagai bentuk, warna kulit dan kemampuan, memberikan tempat bagi manusia itu sendiri untuk memahami dan sekaligus mempelajari. Dengan berbeda-bedanya manusia menunjukkan betapa uniknya keberadaan manusia tersebut. Anak adalah makhluk individu yang unik sekaligus mahluk sosial. Demikian halnya dengan anak tunagrahita yang pada saat ini lebih dikenal dengan sebutan anak yang memiliki gangguan / hambatan intelektual.Pada anak den… Show more

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“…Determine specific learning objectives both long-term and short-term (Mastiani, 2016). Specifically, it should be for students with intellectual disabilities in grade VII (Zain et al, 2017) in self-development ability wearing clothes through shaping techniques, developing aspects of independence (Wuryani, 2011), decorating themselves (Basuni, 2012), self-development skills (Raharjo, 2016), eating without the help of others (Ardiyanto, 2014). But, until now, there has been no research that discusses the motoric assessment of a student with intellectual disabilities as a predictor of self-development abilities.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Determine specific learning objectives both long-term and short-term (Mastiani, 2016). Specifically, it should be for students with intellectual disabilities in grade VII (Zain et al, 2017) in self-development ability wearing clothes through shaping techniques, developing aspects of independence (Wuryani, 2011), decorating themselves (Basuni, 2012), self-development skills (Raharjo, 2016), eating without the help of others (Ardiyanto, 2014). But, until now, there has been no research that discusses the motoric assessment of a student with intellectual disabilities as a predictor of self-development abilities.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%