Upacara Adat Ruwatan Bumi Di Kelurahan Winongo Kecamatan Manguharjo Kota Madiun (Latar Sejarah, Nilai-Nilai Filosofis, Dan Potensinya Sebagai Sumber Pembelajaran Sejarah Lokal)

Abadi, Ilham; soebijantoro, Soebijantoro

doi:10.25273/ajsp.v6i01.883

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“…This research is particularly interesting as it develops a contextual and concrete mathematics learning media that is imbued with local community wisdom. Learning based on local wisdom can enhance students' motivation and promote more participatory learning experiences (Abadi & Soebijantoro, 2016). This is in line with the findings of this study, which demonstrate that a concrete learning media infused with local cultural wisdom can assist students in early numeracy learning.…”

Section: The Validation Results Of Materials and Mediasupporting

confidence: 89%

Thong-Bhitongan: Development of Educational Media based on Ethnomatematics of Madura Coastal Culture

Sari

2023

AIJP

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This study is aimed to develop mathematics learning media inspired by the typical games of the coastal communities of Sumenep Madura Regency. We provide the media with "Thong-Bhitongan" which is defined as a counting tool in Indonesian. This development uses a development design adapted from Thiagarajan, which consists of a definition, design, and development. "Thong-Bhitongan" is a concrete media that students can play with. The validation results of the "Thong-Bhitongan" media were 82.5, and the material validation was 85. Product trials were carried out at three target schools of Kampus Mengajar 4: Duko II Elementary School, Guluk-guluk II Elementary School, and Guluk-guluk IV Elementary School. The results of the product trials showed that the "Thong-Bhitongan" learning media developed was effective in helping to increase students' understanding of numeracy material, as evidenced by the post-test results which were better than the pre-test results and had exceeded the minimum completeness score. In addition, the media "Thong-Bhitongan" also achieved a good response from students. It is expected that the product of this research, namely the mathematics learning media "Thong-Bhitongan" will become an alternative medium in improving students' nomural abilities.

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confidence: 89%

Thong-Bhitongan: Development of Educational Media based on Ethnomatematics of Madura Coastal Culture

Sari

2023

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“…Individuals have responsibilities in the form of rights and obligations to the community, and the community has an obligation to nature [12]. A customary ceremony is a tradition which teaches us that as cultured people, we involve in taking responsibility for preserving nature in its entirety, contributing to improving human dignity in various ways, helping to foster harmony in society, based on the belief that their efforts and actions are in accordance with the natural law which is applicable to every person [13].…”

Section: A Traditional Ceremony As Sundanese Local Wisdommentioning

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Studies on Indigenous Ceremony Values in Strengthening the Character of the Nation

Belladonna¹,

Rohmat²

2018

Proceedings of the Annual Civic Education Conference (ACEC 2018)

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Globalization results in a shift in socio-cultural values that cause a crisis of a nation's identity and impact on the degradation of the character of its citizens. The values of the nation's identity can be obtained through local wisdom in the Traditional Ceremony which contains good values and is believed by the community so that it becomes a guide in behaving. Therefore, society can adapt to globalization without leaving tradition. The research method used is a case study method with a qualitative approach, to understand and explain various problems in depth. Data collection is done through documentation, observation, and interviews. The research site of this study was the scope of Mekarsari Village, Bandung Regency, West Java Province, Indonesia. Meanwhile, the subjects of research are a custodian (Juru Kunci), village officials, and local public figures. The results showed that the Traditional Ceremony process contained values in the preparation and implementation stages, especially religious and social values, then, in the stage of equipment used contained symbols that showed the character values of the nation. Maintaining this traditional ceremony is done by embracing the younger generation to know, to understand and to implement it. The aim is none other than the traditional ceremony as Sundanese local wisdom can be sustainable and its existence which also receives real support from the government makes the traditional ceremony a part of efforts to strengthen the character of the nation.

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“…The existing narrative regarding studies on the city of Palembang has placed the position of the town of Palembang as a trading city [1]. During the reign of Sultan Abdurrahman (1662-1706), Islam became the state religion replacing old religious position (Buddha).…”

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Trade Constellation of Ethnic Groups of Bumiputera, Arab, Chinese, India, and European in Palembang City of 1945–1950

Susanti¹

2023

Proceedings of the Fifth Sriwijaya University Learning and Education International Conference (SULE-IC 2022)

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This study examines the trade constellation of ethnic groups (Bumiputera, Arab, Chinese, India and European) in Palembang City from 1945-1950. Several studies on the revolutionary period in the city of Palembang until now still focus on the events of the "War" at that time. Many other exciting themes, such as day-to-day trade economics, have not been studied specifically. This study intends to show how the daily trading conditions carried out by various ethnic groups amid the upheavals of [1945][1946][1947][1948][1949][1950] in Palembang were made by changing the 1945 regime, The Lima Hari Lima Malam War from 1 st to 5 th January 1947, and the position of Palembang as the capital of the state of South Sumatra from 1948 to 1950 as the main background to express it. Using the historical method to analyze various sources found, the study's results show that the regime change in 1945 caused a shift in the trade orientation of different ethnic groups that no longer applied social class. In addition, the Dutch control over the city of Palembang after winning the Lima Hari Lima Malam War from 1 st to 5 th January 1947 and strengthened by the implementation of the federal system by making Palembang the capital of the State of South Sumatra 1948-1950 caused a change in trading patterns due to the Dutch conducting a blockade in Musi River and control over several vital infrastructures such as the Port of Palembang which affects the distribution of various trading commodities.

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Upacara Adat Ruwatan Bumi Di Kelurahan Winongo Kecamatan Manguharjo Kota Madiun (Latar Sejarah, Nilai-Nilai Filosofis, Dan Potensinya Sebagai Sumber Pembelajaran Sejarah Lokal)

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Thong-Bhitongan: Development of Educational Media based on Ethnomatematics of Madura Coastal Culture

Thong-Bhitongan: Development of Educational Media based on Ethnomatematics of Madura Coastal Culture

Studies on Indigenous Ceremony Values in Strengthening the Character of the Nation

Trade Constellation of Ethnic Groups of Bumiputera, Arab, Chinese, India, and European in Palembang City of 1945–1950

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