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Ekspresi Literasi di SDN 1 Mesanggok Dengan Taman Baca Berwarna Serita: Sekolah Ceria Pustaka Abdul Rasyid; Ayu Junita Aryani; Baiq Farisa Dila; Muhammad Rizqon Zulfanni; Nurkhaerat Alimuddin; Ni Made Yeni Suranti
Indonesian Journal of Education and Community Services Vol. 5 No. 1 (2025): Edisi: Januari - Juni 2025
Publisher : Indonesian Publication Center

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The community service program "SERITA: Happy Library School" was carried out at SDN 1 Mesanggok, Lombok, aiming to address challenges in students' literacy. Although awareness of literacy in West Nusa Tenggara continues to grow, obstacles still persist, such as low reading interest, limited reading materials, and unattractive facilities. Through the Student Creativity Program (PKM) of the University of Mataram, the SERITA program introduced a colorful reading corner designed to stimulate students’ interest in reading. The program engaged students, teachers, parents, and the community in creating a sustainable culture of literacy. The results showed an increase in students’ interest in reading, particularly in fiction books, with additional benefits including social interaction and the development of creativity. Ongoing collaboration between schools and the community is recommended for the long-term success of this literacy initiative.
A Qualitative Inquiry into Institutional and Pedagogical Strategies for Integrating the Eight Dimensions of Graduate Profile through Visual Arts Learning in Indonesian Primary Schools Nurul Kemala Dewi; I Ketut Widiada; Siti Istiningsih; Muhammad Erfan; Abdul Rasyid; M. Irji Irlian Sandi
EDUKASIA Jurnal Pendidikan dan Pembelajaran Vol. 7 No. 2 (2026)
Publisher : LP. Ma'arif Janggan Magetan

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Although character education policies in Indonesia have expanded considerably in recent years, relatively little is understood about how schools strategically embed the newly mandated eight graduate profile dimensions within subject-specific instruction, particularly visual arts education. This study analyzes the institutional and pedagogical strategies employed at the school and classroom levels to integrate these eight dimensions through visual arts learning at the primary school level. A qualitative method was adopted, with the research conducted at SDN 14 Cakranegara, involving the school principal, Grade IV and Grade V classroom teachers, and ten purposively selected students. Data were collected through participant observation and in-depth interviews, then analyzed using data reduction, thematic categorization, and interpretive analysis. The trustworthiness of the findings was ensured through triangulation and peer debriefing. Findings indicate that school-level strategies include aligning vision and mission, the cultivation of a character-affirming school culture, the implementation of artist-in-residence programs, organizing extracurricular activities, conducting routine evaluations, and documenting character traits. At the classroom level, teachers integrate the dimensions into lesson planning, implement PjBL, utilize digital media, and promote collaborative reflection. Students reported internalizing key values: faith, citizenship, critical thinking, creativity, collaboration, independence, health awareness, and communication. The study proposes an integrative conceptual framework linking institutional practices, pedagogical design, and students’ creative experiences.