<![CDATA[This study presents a posttest-only mixed-methods evaluation of a teacher training program aimed to strengthen teachers’ understanding, attitudes, skills, and commitment to implementing the Seven Habits of Excellent Indonesian Children (7 KAIH), integrated with religious moderation, through the development of interactive media. The training was conducted in two sessions, comprising theory and practice, and involved 42 early childhood education and primary school teachers. This program employed the ASSURE model as its framework, so the training began with an analysis of participant characteristics, followed by goal setting, the selection of strategies, methods, and materials, and proceeded to implementation and evaluation. Data were collected through response questionnaires and open-ended questions. Quantitative data were analyzed using descriptive statistics with criterion-referenced interpretation. Qualitative data were analyzed thematically. Quantitative analysis results indicate that the training produced encouraging learning outcomes, with all aspects attaining means above 4.5, which falls into the excellent category. In addition, qualitative analysis revealed three central themes: teachers’ reinforced role as moral role models in the digital era, enhanced confidence in integrating interactive media with value-based instruction, and the importance of institutional support for sustaining religious moderation practices in schools. Overall, the findings suggest that the training was well received and perceived as relevant for supporting teachers’ facilitative roles in promoting culturally grounded and religiously moderate education.]]>
