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Muhamad Fadilah Mutaqin
Universitas Negeri Jakarta
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Pengembangan Partisipatif Modul Pendampingan Sosial Berbasis Socio-Ecological Approach untuk Ketahanan Keluarga Prasejahtera dalam Family Development Session Nararia Hutama Putra; Anan Sutisna; Fitri Khoiriyah Parinduri; Asma Syifa Nabihah; Intan Purnama Dewi; Sri Koeswantono; Fera Kuraysia; Khusni Mubaroq; Adi Susilo; Muhamad Fadilah Mutaqin; Tiara Gayatri
Jurnal Sadewa : Publikasi Ilmu Pendidikan, Pembelajaran dan Ilmu Sosial Vol. 4 No. 4 (2026): November: Jurnal Sadewa : Publikasi Ilmu Pendidikan, Pembelajaran dan Ilmu Sosi
Publisher : Asosiasi Riset Ilmu Pendidikan Indonesia

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.61132/sadewa.v4i4.3197

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Family Development Session (FDS) in Indonesia's Program Keluarga Harapan (PKH) is intended to strengthen family resilience, yet its facilitation tends to be linear and overlooks the multilayered social systems around poor families. This study aimed to refine a socio-ecological approach–based social assistance module designed to strengthen the resilience of low-income families, involving prospective users as co-researchers. A one-cycle participatory action research design was used, consisting of planning, action, observation, and reflection. Six participants joined a focus group discussion in Semarang Regency: three youth organisation (Karang Taruna) members, two PKH social workers, and one community leader. Data were collected through a feedback sheet containing three rating items, preferred features, open-ended suggestions, and willingness to try the revised product. Closed items were analysed descriptively, while open responses were analysed thematically through two cycles of coding. All participants rated the prototype as easy to use and useful, and all were willing to try the revised version, while clarity of language received the lowest score. Seventeen units of meaning produced four themes: readability and language register, platform accessibility, multimodal learning and appeal, and socio-cultural contextualisation. All participants asked for simpler language, the youth members requested a mobile application that works offline, and the social workers and community leader requested videos and local visuals. The reflection stage closed the cycle with five revision decisions. Socio-ecological modules for adult learners must translate academic concepts into everyday language and local media, and participatory refinement reveals needs that rating scales miss.
Co-Authors Adi Susilo Anan Sutisna Asma Syifa Nabihah Fera Kuraysia Fitri Khoiriyah Parinduri Intan Purnama Dewi Khusni Mubaroq Nararia Hutama Putra Sri Koeswantono Tiara Gayatri