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AJIE (Asian Journal of Innovation and Entrepreneurship)
Published by Universitas Islam Indonesia
ISSN : 24773824     EISSN : 24770574     DOI : -
Core Subject : Economy,
Economics, Econometrics & Finance
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PELATIHAN MENULISKREATIF UNTUK MENGEMBANGKANPOTENSI DAN KREATIVITAS ANAK Sahabudin Sidiq
Asian Journal of Innovation and Entrepreneurship Vol 2 No 03 (2013): September 2013
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Writing activities, basically a good activity done by children. By writing, creativitycan be enhanced and a child is like to immerse themselves in the creative process, whichmeans the child to create something that also means asking questions, having doubts andconfusion until finally finding a solution. And when the creative process is getting trained,the child will be easier to transfer skills to other areas that also require creativesolutions, such as school or other activities. Children ages Elementary School in DusunTedunan, Tridadi Village, District Loano, Purworejo has a keen interest in reading shortstories and was interested enough to try to write a story, but unfortunately there areno means of supporting their interests. Creative Writing their training activities isexpected to motivate children to write. Because as for efforts to improve theeffectiveness of learning to write using an approach that emphasizes the importance ofthe subject of the learning process for students, the process approach and media images.
PROGRAM PENYULUSAN MAKANAN SEHAT DAN PENGGUNAANGARAM BERYODIUM Sumedi P Nugraha
Asian Journal of Innovation and Entrepreneurship Vol 2 No 03 (2013): September 2013
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Lack of knowledge of citizens about the food they consume daily, as well as mostpeople are still using less salt isnot iodized feasible and less good for health makes theauthor moved to the extension of the benefits of the food consumed daily as well as thebenefits of iodized salt.The program is carried out as much as six timesandthe face toface for 2 hours. This extension materials are as follows: 4 healthy 5 perfect food, thebenefits of eating agricultural produce Hamlet Cangkol Duwur terms of health, thebenefits of iodized salt, as well as the testing of samples of salt with iodine-test to provethat iodizedsalt or not.The result of this program goes well and fluently. In addition,people are also very happy and excited in receiving the material. author sincerely hopethrough this program, citizens have the knowledge of the benefits of the food theyconsumeeveryday and consume iodized salt.
PEMANFAATAN KOTORAN SAPI MENJADI PUPUK ORGANIK Sumedi P. Nugraha
Asian Journal of Innovation and Entrepreneurship Vol 2 No 03 (2013): September 2013
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Lack of knowledge of both the theoretical and practical issues of benefits,functionality and how to make organic fertilizer to make the most of the villagersLencoh, Boyolali use chemical fertilizers or inorganic fertilizers as the main material toncrease their agricultural output.Society/ farmers do not quite understand that the longterm use of inorganic fertilizers will erode nutrients and other essential minerals in thesoil causing the soil becomes less fertile and ultimately it will impact on the lack of yieldeven crop failure.The complaints of citizens about the high prices of inorganic fertilizerson the market so that the citizens of the profits generated from agricultural products tobe smaller and less adequate to support the economy of farmers in general. Based onthe above data that the author can be through direct observation and interviews withvillagers Lencoh, the writer took the initiative to conduct counseling and training onhow to make organic fertilizer from cowmanureby using the main ingredient EM-4 plusother materials that exist around citizen. Selection of cowmanureas an alternative toorganic fertilizer is because the average citizen to keep cowas cattle, besides it has beenresident who use manure as fertilizer, but because of lack of knowledge, farmers LencohVillage would make a fatal mistake for direct mix unprocessed manure to agriculturaland.As a consequence it actually makes the disease on plants that they are familiar withthe name "akarbrendol". Thisdedication activitiestakes approximately 14 hours startingfrom the socialization phase, ensure the availability of primary materials and mediafertilizer to practice directly with residents. The result of citizens then began to realizethe benefits of organic fertilizers as well as the danger of an organic fertilizer. Residentsalso came to realize that the use of organic fertilizers is more cost-effective and are keento start using cow manure and other animal waste in general as a soil conditioner mediareplace inorganic fertilizer.
SOSIALISASI BAHAYA ROKOKGUNA MENINGKATKANKESADARAN MASYRARAKAT AKANBESARNYA DAMPAK BURUK ROKOK BAGI KESEHATAN Awaluddin Nurmiyanto
Asian Journal of Innovation and Entrepreneurship Vol 2 No 03 (2013): September 2013
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Smoking is an activity that is now being in gandrungi by our youth. Once upon atime smoking is simply being part of the lives of older people-people. But now thesmoke has penetrated into the lives of school children. Behind the pleasure felt by thesmoker a hazard which is deadly to himself and his future life. This is what wanted to beprevented through socialization. Because when the smoke has become a commonlypracticed by society in general, the dangers of smoking will also staking its future. Thefuture smokers will be gloomy, look at when they are addicted to consuming a cigarette,If it is fatal, then they will do everything they can to be able to enjoy a cigarette.Diseases that arise will depend on the levels of harmful substances contained, the periodof smoking habits, and how to smoke cigarettes. The younger a person starts smoking,the greater the risk that person got the disease while older.
MAKSIMALISASI POTENSI PENINGKATAN PENDAPATAN RUMAHTANGGA MELALUI PENGENALAN HOME INDUSTRI PADA KAUM PEREMPUAN DI DESA Sumedi P Nugraha
Asian Journal of Innovation and Entrepreneurship Vol 2 No 03 (2013): September 2013
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The poverty rate that has not shown a significantdecline in Indonesia requires areorientation of approach associated method more comprehensive poverty reductionwith regard to the potential of a number of women in the population.Based onwriter’sobservations in the hamlet Cangkol Duwur, Lencoh village found that the averagewoman only worked there as an ordinary housewife, some have a farm to help herhusband. The low level of education makes them less able to compete if they want towork on important sectors in rural and urban areas. Seeing this, theauthors decided toperform a service in an effort to boost the economy with practical ways based ondomestic industry. This writer did considering this approach is an effective strategybecause it can encourage and stimulate mothers to generate more revenue with thecapital that is not too heavy and also access to a flexible work because it worked attheirown home.Besides the added value of their training and the introduction of homeindustry is because these activities do not require high levels of education because theseactivities are focused on the practical skills that are easily learned and applied ineveryday life.

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