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BELIA: Early Childhood Education Papers
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The Impact of Plagiarism in Creating Planning of Learning in Early Childhood Educators in Gugus Cut Nyak Dien Kecamatan Margadana Kota Tegal Yulianti, Isti Luthfiana
BELIA: Early Childhood Education Papers Vol 6 No 1 (2017): June 2017
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One of the tasks of early childhood educator is to design a lesson plan, such One of the tasks of early childhood educators is to design a lesson plan, as RPPM and RPPH. However, there are educators who are still not able to develop their creativity in making lesson plans, so educators copy and paste other people learning plan without including the source or the so-called plagiarism. The purpose of this study was to determine the effect of plagiarism in the planning of learning in early childhood educators in the Gugus Cut Nyak Dien, Kecamatan Margadana, Kota Tegal. The population in this study are all educators in the Gugus Cut Nyak Dien which amounted to 51 educators. The samples used in this study was 51 educators to use sampling techniques saturated. Data collection methods used in this study was a questionnaire. Methods of data analysis using simple linear regression analysis with SPSS for Windows Version 20. Based on the results of the study, showed that plagiarism in planning the learning effect in inhibiting the creativity of early childhood educators in the cluster Cut Nyak Dien, ie 66.4%.
The Role of Himpaudi in the Development of PAUD Educators’ Competence in Semarang City Listyowati, Listyowati
BELIA: Early Childhood Education Papers Vol 6 No 1 (2017): June 2017
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This study begins from the importance of developing the competence of PAUD educators in Semarang City. It caused by the variations of educational level qualifications that ultimately affect the competence of PAUD educators. The objective of this study is to examine the role of HIMPAUDI of Semarang in developing the competence of PAUD educators and the factors that inhibit the development of PAUD educators’ competence in the Semarang. This study uses qualitative approach with descriptive method and the instruments of the data collection are interview, observation and documentation.The findings of this study shows that the planning of PAUD educators’ competence development program done through the analysis of the identification of PAUD educators’ needs, so that the improvement of PAUD educators’ competence program is expected to solve their problems. The program of increasing the competence of PAUD educators implemented in the main program, that are tiered training, seminars, workshop and competitions for PAUD educators. To follow up the program of increasing the competence of PAUD educators, HIMPAUDI conducted an assessment by monitoring the progress of PAUD educators through HIMPAUDI branch and involving principals at PAUD institutions in Semarang. There are some obstacles in the effort of developing the competence of PAUD educators; funding, communication and determining the appropriate activity for the development of personality and social competence of PAUD educators.
The Readiness of the Early Childhood Education Institution Establishment in Terms of the Availability of Facilities and Infrastructure (A Case Study of playgroup Aisyiyah, Kabupaten Kudus) Khikmah, Ainul; Mukminin, Amirul
BELIA: Early Childhood Education Papers Vol 6 No 1 (2017): June 2017
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The readiness was meant by physics and psychologist conditions to achieve the planning. In establishing Early Childhood Education, the important components were facilities and infrastructure. Good institution had good function of the facilities and infrastructure. It supported the teaching and learning process. The purposes of the study were to describe the readiness of playgroup establishment by looking at the availability of facilities and infrastructure and to describe the facilities and infrastructure management of playgroup Aisyiyah, Kabupaten Kudus.The study used qualitative method. The research took place in playgroup Aisyiyah V Papringan, playgroup Aisyiyah Terpadu Birrul Walidain and playgroup Aisyiyah Payaman. The research informants were the head master, teacher, and Aisyiyah committee. The data collecting was gathered by using interview, observation, field note, and documentation. The data analysis used data collection, data reduction, data display and data verifying. The validity was measured by using triangulation.The result showed that the first facility of the availability in playgroup establishment was the learning equipment. Infrastructure had not built yet, it could be a loan, lodging, and using other party building. The planning was done periodically. The availability was fulfilled by purchasing, loan, rental, granting, recycling, self-production, and recondition. The registration was written once in a month. The storage was in the storeroom, cupboard, and locker. In addition, it was treated periodically. The utilizing paid attention to the efficiency and effectiveness principles. The discontinuance of the institution was done by selling disposal of the facilities and infrastructure used.Hence, it could be concluded that the readiness of playgroup from the facilities and infrastructure sides were based on the learning equipments. The availability of the infrastructure was not built. The facilities and infrastructure management were through planning, provisioning, regulating, using, and erasing. For the institution, it would be good to pay attention the facilities and infrastructure elements when they would establish a playgroup.
The Effect of Blocks Constructive Game to Improve Children’s Fine Motor Skill in the Year of 4-5 Years Old Islammeiliani, Dinna; Khamidun, Khamidun
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Fine motor skills of children has an important relation in their daily life, such as writing, shaping, grasping spoon, tying shoes, and buttoning clothes. Those skills will be perfect if there was a stimulation. The stimulation can be given by providing some learning method such as blocks constructive games. By providing a game as a learning method, it can make the children happy. The objective of this research was to find out whether there was an effect of constructive game in developing children motoric skills of ages 4-5 years. This research used experiment method of Pre-experimental and One Group pretest and posttest design. Research subject were children of 4-5 years, group A in TK Pembina ABA 54 Semarang. Purposive sampling was used to take the sample. Paired Sample t-Test was used to analyze the data. Posttest result of experiment group showed higher score than pretest. The measurement of paired sample t-Test aimed the t -42.003 with the sig (2-tailed) <0,05. The research aimed 100% as an amount of the effect by using constructive blocks game to improve children fine motor skill. There were a significant difference between the fine motor skill after and before conducting the constructive blocks game.
Parents in Choosing Motivation Viewed from ECD Profile Educational Institutions Saputri, Endang Dwi; Tasuah, Neneng
BELIA: Early Childhood Education Papers Vol 6 No 1 (2017): June 2017
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Parental awareness about the importance of education from an early age is increasing. As time, a parent is required to be a parent today should have a specific strategy for the future of their children. This is evidenced by the amount of attention given to the selection of children's education. In terms of selecting parent education see specific criteria. This research uses descriptive qualitative research method. The informant sources of primary data in this study are: Chief TK Kemala Bhayangkari 85 Kebumen and parents, Head of IT Ulil Albab Kebumen kindergarten and kindergarten students' parents as well as State Trustees and Parents. The collection of data through interviews, questionnaires, observation and documentation. Data analysis included, data collection, data reduction, data presentation and conclusion. The results of this study indicate that the motivation of parents in choosing ECD at three institutions, appeared with the reasons vary, in kindergarten Kemala Bhayangkari motivation of parents come together with an awareness of the importance of early childhood education, school quality was good, school fees affordable, location close to home and easy access, as well as young police uniform as a special attraction. TK IT Ulil Albab, parental motivation occurs because the predicate and school achievement, faith-based education, child's comfort, service provided by the agency to the child and the parents in the form of commucation intertwined easy and open. Motivation parents choose TK Negeri Pembina State is the predicate, the location is in the city center, the resulting output as well as extracurricular drumband. And a unique and characteristic as an attraction to the public. TK Kemala Bhayangkari 85 with little police uniforms and marching band activities, TK IT Ulil Albab with the peculiarities of his religious training and TK Negeri Pembina Kebumen with domestic status and output. Which indirectly may attract the attention of parents and children, so that in the end they decided to choose the institution.
Children Confidence Development by Theme Based Movement and Singing Method at RA Islamic Tunas Bangsa 4 Ngaliyan Semarang Lestari, Rizqy Kusuma; Handayani, Sri Sularti Dewanti
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Confidence is one of important thing that should be developed from the early years. Having a confidence, encourages us to deal with a risk in the future. The important key about having a confidence in an early years is because the children will be able to finish their task according to development phase, having such a courage to take a risk and get their achievement, trusted by people, growing up in the middle of experienced life, and the most important is, the children will be healthy and become independent. To develop children’s confidence, singing method by theme based movement can be used. The themes used to apply this method are children themselves, animal and plants. The method used in this research was Pre Experimental with One Group Pretest-Posttest. The populations of this research were all of the kindergarten students in Ngaliyan and the sample were 30 students of RA Islamic Tunas Bangsa 4. Purposive sampling was used to take the data sample. There were two variables in this study, X was a singing method with theme based movement and Y was children’s confidence. The result of the study showed that the measurement of Paired t-test, between pretest and posttest from the experimental group was tvalue = -12,636 with sig value (2-tailed)< 0,05. Therefore, from hypothesis test we could accept H0 and refused Ha. Before conducting the treatment the mean of pretest score was 7,53 and after the treatment, the posttest score was 12,17. From the result of the mean of posttest improvement; 4,64, and it can be said that the children’s confidence was developed. The conclusion of this study was children’s confidence at RA Islamic Tunas Bangsa 4 Ngaliyan can be developed by this method.
The Preference of Choosing Topic for Arranging Final Project Title in Early Childhood Education at State University of Semarang Year Academic 2010-2015 Malika, Laila; Waluyo, Edi
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The study was based on the variety of final project title which had been arranged by the students of the Early Childhood Education (PG PAUD) in State University of Semarang (UNNES). It caused the confusion of the students which would make a final project. The purposes of the study were (1) To know about the preference of choosing topic for arranging final project by the students of PG PAUD UNNES Year Academic 2010-2015, (2) To know the factors which raised the preference of choosing topic for arranging final project by the students of PG PAUD UNNES Year Academic 2010-2015, (3) To know what topic had not been chosen by the students of PG PAUD UNNES for arranging final project Year Academic 2010-2015.The study used descriptive method which utilized quantitative approach. The data collecting was gathered by using interview and documentation. It took PG PAUD UNNES as the research location. The informant was consisted of one Head of the Program and three supervisors of the final project. The data analysis used analysis descriptive statistics, crosstab, and Chi Square analysis by using SPSS version 19. The result gathered from 240 final projects of PG PAUD UNNES Year Academic 2010-2015 showed that: 50 topics were about the Early Childhood growth and development; 32 topics were about educator and the educational staff; and 158 topics were about learning process of Early Childhood. (1) The students chose the topics about the learning process of Early Childhood, (2) The preferences background were because the students looked only the previous final projects and lacked of reading habit, (3) The material or subject of final project topic rarely chose was believed as the uninterested topic and difficult references.It needed sustainable experiments for five years in order to avoid the surge of the preferences in choosing topic. The surge could bring out the saturated variables in Early Childhood experiments.
Children’s Preparedness through Disaster Response Training in Sentra of Drama TKIT Baitussalam 2 Cangkringan Sleman Cahyani, Widia Arinta; Windiarti, Rina
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A disaster is an event that can happen anywhere, anytime and overwrite anyone. For it is necessary preparation for the community in the area of disaster-prone to know what things to do in facing disaster. This study aims to measure the level of disaster preparedness in children through disaster response training in drama centers TKIT Baitussalam 2 Cangkringan Sleman. Through disaster response training, it can be known whether or not there is a difference in the level of preparedness of children.The method used in this study is experimental. Research using one group pretest posstest design that experiments conducted in a single group without a comparison group. The research instrument with preparedness parameter is using Guttman scale with a straight answer "Yes" and "No".The population in this study are all children in TKIT Baitussalam 2 Cangkringan totaling 138. The sample in this research is class of B2 which amounted to 28. The sampling techniques used in this research is Purporsive sampling. Data analysis techniques used in this research is descriptive analysis, normality test and inferensial test with Paired Sample t-Test.Test the hypothesis States that Ha is received and Ho is rejected. The calculation results of Paired t-test between pretest and posttest experimental groups with a value of thitung =-41,086 and the sig (2-tailed) < 0.05. The average rating on stage initially 9.04 pretest became 24.86 posttest, so there is a significant difference between the preparedness of children before and after disaster response training.
Application of Building Playing in the Center of Beams to improve the Visual-Spatial Intelligence of Children at the Age 5-6 Years Old in Mutiara Insan Kindergarten, Sukoharjo Regency Utami, Sri Ngadinah Amrih; Adiarti, Wulan
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Visual-spatial intelligence is the ability to understand picture and shape including the ability to interpret the invisible space dimension. Visual-spatial intelligence have the characteristics they are the sensitivity toward line, color, shape, space, balance, the ability of imagine, interpreting the idea visually and spatially, so it is rests on the sharpness of seeing and the accuracy of observing. Optimized of visual-spatial intelligence in children at the early childhood development can be done through building games by using beam as the media which have been available in the center of beams. The existence of building play is the media to practice the ability that is needed by the children and also to stimulate the ability of children to create the thoughts, ideas, and concepts. The objective of this study is to know the increase in visual-spatial intelligence which is reached by the children at the age 5-6 years old through the activity playing of building in the center of beams. Experimental research is used in this quantitative research with the design One Group Pretest-Posttest. The populations of this study are all of the students of Mutiara Insan Kindergarten, Sukoharjo Regency with the sample of 30 students consisting of children at the age of 5-6 years old (grade B kindergarten). The sampling technique used was Purposive sampling. Whereas data collection methods of this study using children visual-spatial intelligence scale which have been tested both the validity and the reliability for about 0,901. The data distribution obtained indicates normal data and homogenous. The statistical analysis method with Paired Sample t-Test technique is the result of pretest and posttest. The result obtained tcalculate = -102,524 with sig = 0.000, so that the average score pretest and posttest of the children visual-spatial abilities at the age of 5-6 years old experience significant improvement after conducted optimization of beam as a media for application the building games in the center of the beam.
The Study of Safety Standard and Education Value on Children Playground Age 3-5 year in Shopping Center (Descriptive Study in 'Wonderland-Adventure' Shopping Center ADA Siliwangi Semarang) Wulantika, Surya; Diana, Diana
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In globalization era the entertainment industry for family is growing up as fast as the changing of urban people life style. Playing is one of children needs that must be fullfilled to complete their growing mass. Shopping center which equipped with children playground is an alternative facility to serve entertainment and recreation that needed by people. The safety standard and education value on playground in shopping center must be noticed. Purpose of this study is know the safety standard and education value on “Wonderland Adventure” playground in ADA Swalayan shopping center in Siliwangi Semarang. This study uses qualitative research with descriptive study. Subject of this study is supervisor as main informant, leader as supporting informant, and visitor as triangulation informant. Method and technique of data collection of this study are interview, observation, and document analysis. Data analysis of this study is Interactive Miles & Huberman data analysis. Based on result of this study can be concluded if the safety standard on “Wonderland Adventure” playground in ADA Swalayan Siliwangi Semarang shopping center is good enough. The administrator always checks the games routinely, at morning, noon, and afternoon. The administrator also pours antiseptic solution when cleaning playground so that always kept its clean. Whereas for education value on “Wonderland Adventure” playground must be increased. That is according to the types of games available which aimed to develop childrens’ crude motoric capability, and for games which develops cognitive capability and accuracy are not available yet.

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