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Sejenak Program (Sigedang Educational Exploration For Children) As An Effort to Minimize Gadget Use In Sigedang Village Children Based On Outdoor Learning

saniayuen kwee — 2025-02-03

Excessive use of gadgets in children has become a serious concern in modern society, including in Sigedang Village. To overcome this problem, the SEJENAK Program (Sigedang Edukasi Jelajah Anak) was initiated as an innovative solution that combines education and nature games. This program aims to reduce children's dependence on gadgets by inviting them to participate in various outdoor activities that are educational and fun. Through a nature-based approach, children are invited to learn and play in an environment that supports their physical and mental development. The results of this program showed a significant decrease in the use of gadgets as well as an increase in children's involvement in educational and recreational activities in nature. The SEJENAK program also plays a role in increasing public awareness about the importance of education and outdoor activities for children's development. In addition, the SEJENAK Program also involves the active role of parents and the community in supporting children's development. By holding various workshops and training sessions, parents are given an understanding of the negative impact of excessive use of gadgets and the importance of encouraging children to interact with nature. The local community is involved in this activity, creating a supportive and collaborative environment. Activities such as planting trees, raising animals, and traditional games not only enrich children's experiences but also strengthen social bonds within the community. The program has received positive responses from parents and teachers, who report improved quality of children's interactions, both with peers and with the surrounding environment. Thus, the SEJENAK Program not only focuses on reducing the use of gadgets, but also on building the character of children who are more concerned and sustainable towards nature.

The Pure green: mobile-based recycling waste pickup service

Ita Setiani — 2025-02-07

The increasing amount of indiscriminate waste disposal and the use of non-recyclable waste. Waste problems in Indonesia include the increasing amount of waste generated by the community, the lack of places for waste disposal. Waste management is still a very important issue. With so much waste, there can be many problems. This allows the accumulation of waste caused by delays in the waste pickup process. Therefore, a new design is needed to be a solution to the problem. This research is to design the UI/UX of a recyclable waste pick-up service application called Pure Green based on Mobile using the Unified Modeling Language (UML) as the basis for modeling. This research was conducted at TPS 3R which is located in Talunombo Village, Sapuran District, Wonosobo Regency. The methods we used in this research were observation, interviews and literature study. We also used the system development model. With this application design, it is expected that garbage pickup can be done more effectively and efficiently, so that the problem of garbage accumulation can be minimized and environmental cleanliness will be maintained. This research is the first step in developing technological solutions for better waste management.

CHIPICA (CHIPS SKIN CASSAVA) UTILIZING CASSAVA SKIN WASTE INTO HEALTHY PROCESSED PRODUCTS

Asep Sunarko — 2025-02-07

Cassava is a people’s plant that is known throughout Indonesian and is a tropical annual tree. Cassava skin waste is a part of cassava that is generally not used and is wasted. In this case what is meant is the skin, so it becomes waste. There are two types of skin in this skin, namely inner skin and outer skin. This inner skin will be used as raw material for making healthy product, namely cassava skin chips. Cassava skin, which consists of a thin, brown outer layer of epidermis and a rather thick inner layer of dermis, has a high carbohydrate content which can be used as a new food source for humans.

THE TECHNOLOGY OF "ECOBRICK ROSTER" FROM PLASTIC WASTE IN MOSQUE BUILDING ORNAMENTS AS A RECYCLING SOLUTION

Nandaru Syamsahima — 2025-02-10

Plastic waste management is a growing global challenge, particularly in Indonesia, which produces 1,278,900 tons of plastic waste annually. Efforts to address this issue include processing plastic waste into valuable products such as rosters, which can serve as eco-friendly solutions. This study aims to develop technology for managing plastic waste into rosters, focusing on the use of sustainable recycled materials with economic value. Based on previous research demonstrating the successful use of plastic waste in the production of paving blocks, this study adopts a similar method for producing rosters. The methods employed in this research include analyzing plastic recycling technologies, designing innovative roster products, and testing the quality of the resulting products. The findings reveal that rosters made from plastic waste possess good quality, are environmentally friendly, and have the potential to become an innovative solution for waste management in Indonesia. Furthermore, the implementation of this technology contributes to reducing plastic waste, environmental pollution, and creating new economic opportunities through the recycling industry. Thus, utilizing plastic waste to produce rosters not only supports environmental preservation efforts but also provides social and economic benefits to communities. This study is expected to encourage broader use of eco-friendly technologies in the future and increase public awareness of the importance of sustainable waste management.

Pop-Up Book of Daily Prayers of Children

Firman Adi Rozianto — 2025-02-10

Children are the future generation who play an important role in the future. The formation of a child's character is greatly influenced by their environment, especially the parents, who play a central role in educating them. However, the advancements of globalization and technology have had a negative impact on children's morals, including gadget addiction. This phenomenon highlights the need for more attention in building children's character, particularly through an educational approach that involves families, schools, and the environment. One effective way to support children's character education is by teaching daily prayers using interactive media, such as pop-up books. Pop-up books have the advantage of capturing children's attention through interactive three-dimensional visual elements. In this study, the author designed a pop-up book containing daily prayers with translations in Indonesian and English, accompanied by attractive illustrations. This book not only aims to increase children's interest in reading, but also serves as a medium to support Islamic parenting. It is hoped that this pop-up book can assist parents in familiarizing children with religious values from an early age. Thus, character education based on religiosity can help create a future generation that is faithful, pious, and of noble character.

GOOD HEALTH: SALAK FLAVORED COFFEE DRINK VARIANT AS A MEANS OF MENTAL HEALTH EDUCATION FOR THE YOUNGER GENERATION

Yuli Sulistyowati — 2025-02-12

Sukoharjo is an area in Wonosobo Regency that has the potential as a salak pondoh-producing area. The potential of salak pondoh which is quite good in this area can provide new business opportunities that can improve the economy. A new innovation of processed salak pondoh which can be used as salak powder can be used for aroma and taste to create new variations in processed beverage products, including coffee beverage products. Coffee drinks are a type of drink that is quite in high demand among the younger generation. A variety of coffee drinks combined with salak powder is a new type of coffee drink variant that can provide its own attraction. This reason is the basis for using salak flavored coffee drinks as a means to provide mental health education through the packaging used. This is because mental health education is very necessary among the younger generation to prevent the onset of mental disorders. This salak flavored coffee drink variant product is called Good Health. The way to make Good Health products is starting from the preparation of tools and materials, the manufacture of salak powder, to the manufacture of beverages, packaging, and product storage. In addition to having advantages in the distinctive taste and aroma of salak fruit, this coffee drink also has advantages in the form of unique packaging with quotes in the form of inspirational words that educate mental health

SYSTEMATIC LITERATURE REVIEW: STUDENTS' REFLECTIVE THINKING SKILLS IN MATHEMATICS LEARNING

Nur Riski Hasanah — 2025-02-13

Students' reflective thinking skills are very important in achieving educational goals. Reflective thinking skills have a big role in the process of solving the problems. The involvement of reflective thinking processes in mathematics learning will influence the achievement of learning outcomes. This research aims to describe the results of research on students' reflective thinking skills in mathematics learning. The method used in this research, namely systematic literature review (SLR) which is guided by the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Review and MetaAnalysis (PRISMA). This research has collected information and study results from researchers from all over the world to provide a general overview of research on students' reflective thinking in mathematics learning. The key question in this research is how these articles are distributed based on year of publication, level of education, method, conceptual framework of reflective thinking, levels and indicators of reflective thinking. The results of the research show that studies related to reflective thinking skills in 2017 to 2023 are a period of growth in the publication of articles in reputable international journals, especially in scopus. Research on reflective thinking is mostly carried out at the secondary school level, most studies on reflective thinking apply qualitative methods, it is obtained several levels and indicators in students' reflective thinking and some do not report them. The implications of this research will be reference material that describes students' reflective thinking to improve mathematics learning outcomes.