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Gestalt therapy’s embodied styles
Authors: Gregory Susan
Published: June 2023

"Abstract: This paper describes and gives concrete examples of five styles of working with body experience in the practice of Gestalt therapy. I discuss how body experience has been an integrated part of Gestalt therapy theory and practice from its inception, and quote a number of Gestalt therapy’s senior thinkers and teachers who have written about their distinct ways of working with body in their practices. Key words: action therapy, retroflecting, introjecting, relational, intersubjective, encountering the novel, awareness, directed movement, expressive movement, metaphor, touch."
Experiences from a multicultural field – a Gestalt perspective on work in detention centres
Authors: Kato Joanna
Published: June 2023

"Abstract: This paper is based on several theoretical presentations and sharing of experi- ences of professionals dedicated to work in detention centres. The presentations were made between 2006 and 2012 on residential workshops at the Gestalt Foundation in Greece, the European Gestalt Conference held in Athens in 2007, and on a workshop held at the International Conference of Integrative Psychotherapy, Bucharest, in 2011. It also includes emotional experiences of a group of volunteer Gestalt psychotherapists who offered services at detention centres between 2007 and 2012. Reflections on themes which emerged during these six years of work in detention are examined. In this paper I reflect on several issues connected with migration and human rights. I present how the Gestalt approach helps when working in a demanding, multilingual, and multicultural field, based on phenomenology and the ‘here and now’. I examine possibilities of contact making, setting boundaries, dealing with crisis, and working with differences in a very specific environment. I present volunteers’ reflections on their expectations, responsibilities, and experiences of burn-out. Key words: migration, detention, Gestalt approach, multicultural field, awareness of differ- ences, crisis, contact, presence, ‘here and now’."
To glow and stay connected: Gifted children and Gestalt
Authors: Mirkin Tali
Published: June 2023

"Abstract: This article is based on a presentation delivered at the Roots IV Conference in Hungary, 2009. It explores the special world of gifted children and the unique stresses and challenges they face. A central challenge is finding a balance between their natural wish to stand out and show the world their special knowledge and abilities, alongside their wish to integrate, to belong and be accepted by their peers. This paper conceptualises a Gestalt view of the dilemmas faced by gifted children and relates these to the Gestalt concept of shame. Case material from Gestalt groups facilitated by the author concludes the paper. Key words: gifted children, giftedness, gifted education, overexcitabilities, polarities, shame, school."
Shyness: an everyday life concept
Authors: Diaz Pedro
Published: June 2023

"Abstract: Shyness is a universal experience that is familiar in everyday life and yet it seems largely neglected in the literature. It can be described as a continuum of experience that ranges from mild fear at the presence of a stranger or a new situation, to extreme cases of neurotic shyness. The present work explores the experience of shyness and offers a Gestalt therapy approach to this exploration. Although Gestalt therapy has not dedicated particular attention to shyness, it does offer the conceptual frame to explore the understanding of shyness, as its interest is the situation: the self emerging in the contact with the environment. As such, shyness can be described as an experience that occurs at the contact boundary affecting the relationship. Shyness and shame can be entwined in a close cycle; shyness preventing feeling shamed and shame of being shy. Shyness can be conceptualised as a creative adjustment where the organism, lacking support from the field, inhibits its aggression to the environment where his initial interest was, retroflecting this energy towards himself. This adjustment can be perpetuated in fixed gestalts. He organises himself to fit his ideation of the world instead of organising the environment; his initial interests/needs recede unaware to the background and his experience of life gets rigid. Key words: shyness, shame, shying, shy, fixed gestalt, creative adjustment, child develop- ment."
Therapeutic work with gender identity issues: a response to John L. Bennett
Authors: Hawley David A.
Published: June 2023

"Abstract: Gender is a fundamental aspect of our personal identity and yet there is no general agreement as to either its origin or even its definition. Nevertheless, paradoxically, conformity to strictly gendered behavioural norms is rigidly enforced by society. The author suggests that these factors lie at the heart of gender identity therapy and outlines some of the consequences of this situation for transgendered individuals presenting for therapy. He also explores some of the challenges which this presents for the therapist and proposes that a Gestalt approach based on phenomenology is the solution to many of the difficulties. Key words: gender identity, Gestalt therapy, phenomenology, transgender, dysphoria, sexuality."
The Client-Therapist Relationship: An Action Research Approach, Part II
Authors: Barber Paul
Published: June 2023

"Abstract: This paper represents a continuation of the client-therapist case study, published in the previous British Gestalt Journal (Vol. 6 No. I), which examined the first three months of therapy. In similar fashion to the earlier article, client and therapist share their reflections within the frame of an action research inquiry. Though therapy lasted some five years, this paper focuses upon events between the third and 24th month, a time when transferential material took hold and was especially virulent. Within the text, transcripts of clinical experience are presented for analysis, prior to subsequent interpretation and hindsight. Key words: transference, therapeutic relationship, transparency, action research, authenticity"
Cultural Field Conditions: A Hermeneutic Study of Consistency
Authors: Staemmler Frank-M.
Published: June 2023

"Editor's Note: At the last seminar in November 2N4, organised for the benefit of the Friends of the British Gestalt Jourrwl, one of our distinguished guests was Frank-M. Staemmler, editor of the International Gestalt Journal, and himseH a long-term Friend of the BGJ in more senses than one. The paper he gave was much appreciated by those attending, and we invited Frank-M. Staemmler to gve us a written version (of necessity somewhat truncated). The paper (which appears below) is a reflection on the cultural field conditions that influence, even govern, the actual experiences of human beings, and which Gestalt therapists can ill afford to ignore. Before developing - in the second half - an extended example of the (usually) taken-for-granted influences of culture, he offers an overview of field theory as generally understood in the Gestalt therapy community, and argues that philosophical hermeneutics needs to supplement field theory and usefully provides a short introduction to hermeneutics. He then turns to developing his example, which is to show how the 'the appearance of consistency' is a powerfrrl and taken-for-granted social norm about how people should be and act within Westem culture, including within most schools of psychotherapy. Gestalt therapy with its theory of the 'mutable self', he suggests, takes up a 'hybrid position'. In the last section, Staemmler provides a penetrating and amusing survey of a number of 'discursive ploys... to create a credible impression of internal consistency'. In concluding, hs strggests that 'acceptance of inconsistencies provides the chance to live more creatively' and that, more generally, therapy cannot be comprehensive without 'hermeneutic investigation of the culture in which therapy takes place'. Key words: culture, field theory philosophical hermeneutics, life space, Gestalt therapy, consistency, unifi ed personality, splitting."
Field-relational coaching for Gestalt beginners: the PAIR model
Authors: Denham-Vaughan Sally , Gawlinski Mark
Published: June 2023

"Abstract: To date, a number of Gestalt coaching models have been developed that principally focus on activities occurring within a relatively formal coach/coachee interaction. So far, most of these tend to require the coach, and sometimes the coachee, to have extensive specialist training in Gestalt psychotherapy theory and organisational skills (see Denham-Vaughan and Chidiac, 2009, for further discussion). Our aim was to focus instead on the organisational field/ culture and existent relationships per se: to develop a coaching process that would leverage the quality of all interactions occurring in the situation and be easy for people without specialist Gestalt training to understand and use. We thus offer the PAIR coaching model as a process that can be rapidly delivered in a wide range of organisational settings where people lack pre- existing explicit Gestalt psychotherapy or organisational Gestalt knowledge or expertise. Key words: Gestalt, coaching, field, relational, process, presence."
Reflections on September 11: When Therapist and Client Participate in the Same Trauma
Authors: Fodor Iris
Published: June 2023

"Editor’s Note: This invited paper is an informative and very moving account of the author’s experience, as a citizen and as a Gestalt psychotherapist, of the tragic events of September 11th, 2001 in New York City, and of the ensuing period. Iris Fodor describes how she continued to practise; how her clients and she used their therapy time together; how she supported herself as a therapist; and how therapists supperted each other. She discusses ways of working through the all-engulfing sense of trauma; raises questions about the efficacy of immediate trauma counselling; and suggests the need to consider other ways of supporting people in the face of devastation. Key words: trauma, Gestalt therapy, terrorism, New York, PTSD, support"
Developmental Processes in Clients with Chronic Health Conditions
Authors: Palmer Bill
Published: June 2023

"Editor’s Note: In this invited paper, we are very pleased to publish some extracts from the manuscript of a forthcoming book, entitled The Tiger in the Grove: Developmental Process Therapy, by Bill Palmer. A teacher of Gestalt therapists and a body worker, Bill is also trained in Chinese medicine and developmental movement therapy. Here he describes some of the principles behind his work with patients suffering from chronic physical health problems. In this article, drawing on case examples, he describes the three phases of his Gestalt-informed ‘developmental process therapy’. These are (1) to explore the processes of development his clients are struggling with; (2) to help his clients become aware of how they are supported or hindered by the way they ‘inhabit’ their bodies; (3) to suggest experiments clients can use to loosen up habitual ways they use their bodies. This elaboration of the ‘paradoxical theory of change’, applied to this specialised field, has relevance for all therapists, not just those who focus on physical process work. Key words: bodywork, chronic illness, change, medical story, imbalance, development, experiment."
Beyond words: the function and value of silence in therapy
Authors: Merrick Kate
Published: June 2023

"Abstract: In this article, I intend to create a deeper understanding of the functions and value of silence, as well as exploring how we might work with silence to better support and enhance the therapeutic ground. I shall explore the phenomenon of silence, by looking to Western society, the wider cultural field, and to Gestalt Therapy Theory (GTT). I argue that the phenomenon of silence travels along a continuum, and requires the same amount of investigation and understanding as its relational counterpart, dialogue. I go back to our basic Gestalt theoretical tenets to see how these can support us in investigating the structure of our client’s situation even further, in order to gain a deeper understanding of their unique silent phenomenology, as well as our own. Key words: Gestalt therapy, silence, interruptions to contact, fertile void, dialogue, phenomen- ology, inclusion, groups, culture, creativity, polarities, relationship."
What is constellation work? Another perspective: a response to Vivian Broughton
Authors: Morgan Barbara
Published: June 2023

"Editor’s note: This article is a response to Vivian Broughton’s article on Gestalt and trauma- orientated constellation work published in this issue of the BGJ. It was originally submitted as a letter to the Editor, but we decided due to the length and breadth of its scope to publish it as an article in its own right. The field of constellations work is large and growing, with a range of approaches. Barbara Morgan, who holds a different perspective to Vivian Broughton, questions how compatible Franz Ruppert’s work is with Gestalt theory and whether it can actually be referred to as constellation work at all. She argues that Bert Hellinger’s constellation work, which has developed over the years, is focused on the phenomenological inclusion of the wider energetic field and to see it as an intrapsychic process is to miss the essence of what the work is about. Key words: constellations, Ruppert, Hellinger, phenomenology, energetic fields, Gestalt."
Gestalt therapy and 21st Century Socialism
Authors: Lichtenberg Philip
Published: June 2023

"Abstract: Life lessons brought issues of democracy and equality to my personal and theoretical commitments. Recent thinking and actions in South America have raised a new socialism – 21st Century Socialism. The themes of this new socialism, in the form of a ‘socialist triangle’, are reviewed with a focus on human development rather than the production of things. Gestalt therapy, in which processes lead to the growth of persons, can be a major contributor to the creation of this new socialism. Key words: 21st Century Socialism, democracy, substantive equality, human development, rich human being."
Gestalt and Homosexuality - A Personal Memoir
Authors: Rosenblatt Daniel
Published: June 2023

"Daniel Rosenblatt Received 31 August 1997 Editor's Note: this invited paper is an edited version of a longer account published m Gtrmw, Zwischen Mmm, Cestdt-therqie und Homs~lit~, Peter Hammm Verlag, Wuppertal1998. Dan Rosenblatt is one of he remaining Gestalt therapists with first-hand howledge of the founding perid, and was n close friend of Lam Perls and More From for many years, fn this vivid and informative account of the early GestaIt therapists' mctious to homosexuality. Dan Rosenblatt describes how the early Wtists were markedIy supportive of gays and lesbians long before Phe Gay Lihtion Movement. Dan Rastnblatt argues that support for homsexudity was part of a greater, politically anamhist outlook, as elaboraxed by Paul Codman. In Part II of this account Dm Rosmblatt describes the first ever therapy group spe~ificalIy for gay people. which he initiated and ran for over 30 yerrrs, until the ADS epidemic tmk a terrible toll. Key words: homosexuality, Fritz Perls, Laura Perls, Paul Goodman, gay group, anarchism. "
Brief Gestalt Therapy (BGT) for Clients with Bulimia
Authors: Denham-Vaughan Sally
Published: June 2023

"Abstract: Although recent years have seen a rapid increase in the body of literature relating to both the theory and practice of Gestalt psychotherapy, there has been remarkably little written conceming the use of the model within the British National Health Service. This is where most British mental health practitioners work, and certainly an environment where Gestalt psychotherapy has much to offer to clients and the wider organisation. This paper describes the author's use and development of Gestalt psychotherapy within her routine clinical practice in that setting. Kqt words: Gestalt, bulimia, 'National Health Service'."
Paradoxical themes of development: the case of developmental theory in Gestalt therapy
Authors: Kenofer Bruce
Published: June 2023

"Abstract: John Morss has argued that Gestalt therapy is ‘properly anti-developmental’. He presents a deconstructionist challenge to the integration of developmental theory within Gestalt therapy. I explore the case for and against the integration of developmental theory. The paper teases out some paradoxical themes in Perls, Hefferline and Goodman’s original conception of Gestalt therapy and searches for a developmental theory that is consistent with Gestalt therapy. The process-based theory of self development proposed by Kegan provides one possibility for the resolution of these paradoxical themes. I also address the deconstruc- tionist challenge to the universality of such a developmental theory. Key words: developmental theory, self-development, disembedding, deconstructionist, uni- versality, Kegan, Piaget."
Why Awareness Works - And Other Insights from Spiritual Practice
Authors: Kolodny Robert
Published: June 2023

"Abstract That awareness is a productive mental state is a foundation stone of Gestalt theory and practice. Just why it is conducive to self-knowledge, interpersonal effectiveness and psychological wellbeing is not so clear. The highly elaborated science of mind that informs Buddhism offers fresh ways of understanding the particular power of mindfulness and of being in good contact with our moment-to-moment experience. The psychological understanding that lies at the core of this wisdom tradition holds great potential for enriching Gestalt work, especially because these two 'practices' are similar in terms of how they understand human experience. Key words : spirituality, Buddhism, mindfulness, meditation."
Disease and Suffering - The Gestalt Approach as an Alternative to the Medical Model
Authors: Gerunde Harald , Kampmann Bärbel
Published: June 2023

"Editor's Note: In this intriguing paper, the authors mount a critique of the 'tradititional medical model' still dominating Western medicine, and suggest the Gestalt approach as an alternative outIook on disease and suffering. They suggest there are different kinds of discourse - subjective, somatic, material, social. and spiritual - all of which need to be considered in appreciating disease and suffering. They distinguish the immediate phenomenological expiem of suffering from its integration into the 'biography' of the person, and show how therapy needs to acknowledge the whole field and to be dialogical. Key words: medical model, Gestalt approach, suffering, disease, etiology, pathogeneis, symptoms. diagnosis, contact processes. "
Walking on water: Tensions and dilemmas involved in managing a Gestalt training department
Authors: Osborne Lynda
Published: June 2023

"Abstract: This article is based on the writer’s doctoral research undertaken in 2007. It examines the experience of managing a Gestalt training department, the complexities of that role and the tensions that arise from it. A multiplicity of roles and agendas are discussed together with the tasks that can be seen to be part of the role. How suited a psychotherapist is to be a manager is considered together with leadership style and the use of power and authority. The importance of the selection, support, and development of the psychotherapist/ manager for the education of future professionals is highlighted. Key words: manager, psychotherapist, training, tensions, support, role."
Companion animals as assistant therapists: embodying our animal selves
Authors: Lac Veronica , Walton Robin
Published: June 2023

"Abstract: This article introduces the concept of Gestalt Animal Assisted Psychotherapy (GAAP). Clinical vignettes are used to demonstrate how companion animals enhance the therapeutic encounter within a Gestalt framework. The authors highlight the here and now, embodied, experimental and relational aspects of Gestalt therapy theory through their work. Key words: Gestalt, Animal Assisted Psychotherapy, GAAP, embodied, experiment, rela- tional, companion animal, non-verbal, inter-species, co-created."
Contact, Field Conditions and the 'Symptom-Figure'
Authors: Whines Jonathan
Published: June 2023

"Abstract: This article promotes the value of Gestalt as a brief therapy. Firstly, viewing it within the historical context of traditional long- term therapy the writer suggests that the process-based approach of Gestalt especially lends itself to time-limited work. The writer defines a specific brief therapy model which requires a clear mapping of the historical field and contact styles in order to highlight current contact styles and the meaning of the symptom-figure. The artide endorses an inclusiveness towards other brief therapy models whilst maintaining the existential-dialogic core which is at the heart of Gestalt. Key womls: being and doing, symptom-figure, amtact, contemporary field, historical field, narrative."
Healing our dissociation from body and nature: Gestalt, Levinas, and earth’s ethical call
Authors: Adams Will W.
Published: June 2023

"Abstract: We human animals have always lived in intimate rapport with the rest of nature, until recently that is. Alas, now, a crisis of consciousness and culture is creating a rupture in this essential relationship, thereby impoverishing humankind and the natural world together. Especially disturbing is an escalating tendency to live as if separated from our body and from nature. The present article explicates these reciprocal forms of dissociation (with the help of Paul Goodman’s notion of ‘egoism’), and considers how an embodied relational Gestalt approach can help heal these dreadful splits. When we are more sensitively attuned to our own bodies, we become more compassionately responsive to the bodies of others, human and otherwise. Correlatively, when we welcome direct contact with the beings and presences of nature, our bodies are awakened and enlivened and our well-being is enhanced. Guided by Emmanuel Levinas’ startling phenomenological philosophy, the article explores an especially salient (but often unnoticed) phenomenon in our direct encounters with nature: namely, a distinctive ethical summons to responsibility that our vulnerable body(self) feels prior to any free choice or consent. Events from daily life and from psychotherapy are pondered by way of Goodman’s and Levinas’ views. Key words: compassion, culture, ecological, ecopsychology, embodiment, other, phenomen- ology, psychotherapy, responsibility, self."
Gestalt Family Therapy
Authors: Melnick Joseph , March Nevis Sonia
Published: June 2023

"Abstract: This article outlins a theory and methdology for conducting family therapy hrn a Gestalt therapy perspective. We view families through the lenses of field theory, the interactive cycle of experience and system theory. First, we fm on the creation, expression and management of intimacy as a fundamental task of all families. We then describe intimacy as being in large part, a reflechn of the ways in which the family organises itself around the issues of power (influence) and nurturing (support). Last, a case study is presented which demonstrates our approach. Key Words: Gestalt, family therapy, power, intimacy, nurturing."
Towards an Integrative and Holistic Model of Gestalt Couple Therapy
Authors: Devlin Glenda , O'Neill Brian O'Neill
Published: June 2023

"Abstract: This article outlines an integrative model for defining and practising Gestalt couple therapy, which the authors suggest will be of use in training and as a basis for research. The model described in this paper has three key defining aspects: a key philosophical and theoretical ground or framework (field theory, phenomenology, existential dialogue and behaviour); a key principle of therapeutic focus (autonomy and intimacy, awareness, contact/relationship and experiment); and a key mode of practice (the here and now, I and Thou, what and how - ongoing development of an authentic couple relationship). How the Gestalt approach to couples therapy accords with the findings of couples research is also reviewed. Key words.' couple therapy, Gestalt, integrative, holistic, phenomenological, relationship, research studies."
The role of Gestalt group supervision in the education of psychology and counselling professionals
Authors: Frew Jon
Published: June 2023

"Abstract: Clinical supervision is a requirement in the education of counselling and psycho- logy professionals. Using a supervision approach that combines concepts from Gestalt therapy theory and group process and development is recommended. Guidelines for Gestalt group supervision are outlined and discussed. Key words: Gestalt group supervision, group dynamics, group development, group process."
Psyche and Culture: an Exercise in Peer Supervision
Authors: Sapriel Lolita , Palumbo Dennis
Published: June 2023

"Abstract: The authors are interested in how, as psychotherapists, our personal, social, professional contexts inevitably affect the way we organise meaning for ourselves, and our clients. Both Gestalt therapy and intersubjectivity theory (a relational, psychoanalytic theory) are viewed as being ideally suited for cross-cultural application as they reject the notion of only ‘one truth’, are contextual and field-theory based, and respect the phenomenology of subjective experience. Key words: culture, organising principle, intersubjectivity, gestalt, field theory."
A Gestalt Therapy Approach to Transference
Authors: Philippson Peter
Published: June 2023

"Abstract: In this paper, I explore the requirements of a Gestalt theory of transference. These need to be consistent with Gestalt therapy’s basis in field theory, phenomenology, and a present-centred understanding of memory. I distinguish between two aspects of transference: defensive and expressive, and the differences in work with each. I propose a field-related understanding of projective identification. Key words: transference, co-creation, field theory, phenomenology, present moment, defensive and expressive transference, projective identification."
Gestalt Therapy is Changing: Part II - Which Future?
Authors: Clarkson Petruska
Published: June 2023

"Abstract: This paper considers the development of Gestalt historically in relation to the present in terms of a polarity of possible future professional scenarios: on the one hand - a consensus- driven standardisation of modernist theory-as-ideology; and on the other hand - a paradigm of philosophical and qualitative research-based endeavour, true to the traditions, as well as open to the demands of the next century. Keywords: Qualitative research, professionalism, elan vital and physis, phenomenological method, philosophical enquiry, postmodern science and cultural theory."
The Song is You
Authors: Gregory Susan
Published: June 2023

"Abstract: Singing is central to human group formation. It facilitates contact among group members, promoting social cohesiveness through organising and discharging of intense emotions. In Gestalt therapy practice, singing experiments can be dynamic ways of working with clients. Looking from the perspectives of neurobiology, infant development, anthropology, biomusicology and sociology, this paper aims to show why experiments with singing make highly effective therapeutic activities. Key words: Gestalt therapy, singing, voice, group, aural field."
Reclaiming the radical legacy of Gestalt education in contemporary educational practice
Authors: Harris Belinda
Published: June 2023

"Abstract: This paper outlines key issues in the contemporary educational landscape and argues that radical traditions, including Gestalt, have much to offer educators and school systems struggling to balance the growth needs of their students and staff alongside environmental pressures to implement rigid, constraining and depersonalised policy impera- tives. Some examples are offered of small scale initiatives that can make a palpable difference to the educational experience of students and staff and support human flourishing. Key words: educational policy, educational change, student voice, public spaces, globalisa- tion."
Respectful Dialogues - Lynne Jacobs interviewed by Jenny Mackewn
Authors: Mackewn Jenny
Published: June 2023

"Editor's Note: The British Gesdt Journal is pIeased to publish the follawing intewiew with Lynne Jacobs, who kribes herself as a 'Gestalt analyst'. Lynne Jacobs teaches, writes, and studies both Gestalt therapy and psychoanalysis. Lynne, who acknowledges she 'loves living in both worlds' is co-founder, with Gary Yontef, of the Gestalt Therapy Institute of the Pacific and is also a training and supervising analyst at the Institure of Contemporary Psychoanalysis. In this interview, she describes, the development of her twin career, her passionate interest in 'relational themes', the lids with intersubjectivity and object relations theorists, and her interest in working to explore character structure. Redefining msference, and also the traditional GestaIt %interruptions to contact', she concludes the interview with acknowledging how important it can be to 'make mistakes'. We are grateful to Jenny Mackewn, for her perceptive questioning and for her framing of an outstanding interview with one of Gestalt's contemporary leading thinkers."
PENGARUH DISIPLIN DAN LINGKUNGAN KELUARGA TERHADAP MINAT BELAJAR SISWA PADA MATA PELAJARAN ADMINISTRASI PERKANTORAN KELAS XI DI SMKS POOPO
Authors: Wuisang Jerry , Kandori Iwan , Maramis Ariva
Published: June 2023

ABSTRAK

 

Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengetahui Pengaruh Disiplin Dan Lingkungan Keluarga Terhadap Minat Belajar Siswa Pada Mata Pelajaran Administrasi Perkantoran Kelas XI Di SMKS Poopo. Populasi dalam penelitian ini adalah siswa kelas XI A dan XI B yang berjumlah 50 siswa dan sampel penelitian berjumlah 44 siswa. Teknik yang digunakan dalam pengumpulan data adalah Teknik kuisioner (angket). Teknik analisis dalam penelitian ini adalah dengan metode analisis regresi liner sederhana, analisis korelasi sederhana dan analisis korelasi berganda dengan menggunakan uji T dan uji F. Berdasarkan hasil dalam penelitian ini juga diperoleh persamaan regresi Y =23,093 + 0,342 X1 + 0,346 X2. Dapat diartikan bahwa, besarnya minat belajar siswa sebesar 23,093 dilihat dari nilai konstan. Disiplin akan meningkatkan minat belajar siswa sebesar 0,342 dengan asumsi variabel konstan, sedangkan lingkungan keluarga akan meningkatkan minat belajar siswa sebesar 0,346 dengan variabel konstan.

Kata Kunci : Disiplin, Lingkungan Keluarga,  Minat Belajar Siswa

 

 

ABSTRACT

This study aims to determine the effect of discipline and family environment on student interest in office administration subjects for class XI at Smks Poopo. The population in this study were students of class XI A and XI B, which amounted to 50 people and the research sample was 44 students. The technique used in data collection is a questionnaire technique (questionnaire). The analysis technique in this study is the method of simple linear regression analysis, simple correlation analysis and multiple correlation analysis using the T test and F test. Based on the results in this study also obtained the regression equation Y = 23.093 + 0.342 X1 + 0.346 X2. It can be interpreted that the amount of student interest in learning is 23,093 seen from the constant value. Discipline will increase students' interest in learning by 0.342 assuming constant variables, while the family environment will increase student interest in learning by 0.346 with constant variables.

Keywords: Discipline, Family Environment, Student Interests
PENGARUH LATAR BELAKANG PENDIDIKAN DAN KREATIVITAS MENGAJAR GURU TERHADAP MINAT BELAJAR SISWA DI SMK N 2 TONDANO
Authors: Wuisang Jerry , Oroh Silvana , Putri Delia Natalia
Published: June 2023

ABSTRAK

Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengetahui latar belakang pendidikan dan kreativitas mengajar guru terhadap minat belajar siswa di smk n 2 tondano

Jenis penelitian yang digunakan dalam penelitian ini adalah penelitian kuantitatif sedangkan desain penelitian ialah penelitian ex pose facto. Teknik pengumpulan data pada penelitian ini di ambil dengan cara observasi, studi dokumenter, kuisioner dan angket serta penelitian ini menggunakan instrumen berupa angket tertutup.Hasil penelitian menunjukkan Latar Belakang Pendidikan berpengaruh positif dan signifikan terhadap Minat Belajar Siswa di SMK Negeri 2 Tondano. Kreatifitas Mengajar Guru  berpengaruh  positif  dan  signifikan  terhadap  Minat Belajar Siswa di SMK Negeri 2 Tondano. Latar Belakang Pendidikan dan Kreatifitas Mengajar Guru secara bersama-sama berpengaruh positif dan signifikan terhadap Minat Belajar Siswa di SMK Negeri 2 Tondano.

Kata Kunci: Pendidikan, Kreatifitas Mengajar, Minat Belajar

 

 

Abstrack

This study aims to determine the educational background and teaching creativity of teachers on students' interest in learning at SMK N 2 Tondano

The type of research used in this research is quantitative research while the research design is ex pose facto research. Data collection techniques in this study were taken by means of observation, documentary studies, questionnaires and questionnaires and this study used an instrument in the form of a closed questionnaire. The results showed that educational background had a positive and significant effect on student learning interest at SMK Negeri 2 Tondano. Teacher Teaching Creativity has a positive and significant effect on Student Learning Interests at SMK Negeri 2 Tondano. Educational Background and Teaching Creativity of Teachers together have a positive and significant effect on Student Learning Interests at SMK Negeri 2 Tondano.

Keywords: Education, Teaching Creativity, Learning Interest
ANALISIS PEMBERDAYAAN EKONOMI PETANI KELAPA DI KELURAHAN KAWANGKOAN BAWAH KECAMATAN AMURANG BARAT
Authors: Kandori Iwan , Wuisang Jerry , Tamburian Mega
Published: June 2023

ABSTRAK  

Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mendeskripsikan Analisis Pemberdayaan Ekonomi Petani Kelapa di Kelurahan Kawangkoan Bawah Kecamatan Amurang Barat.Metode penelitian menggunakan metode deskriptif  dengan menggunakan jenis data kualitatif. Teknik pengumpulan data dilakukan dengan cara observasi, wawancara dan studi kepustakaan. Metodeanalisis data dilakukan mulai dari pengumpulan data, reduksi data, penyajian data dan penarikan kesimpulan. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan bahwa upaya pemberdayaan yang dilakukan pemerintah atau dinas terkait belum maksimal dan pendapatan yang diperoleh petani dari hasil pengolahan kelapa masih rendah. Ada beberapahal yang menjadi kendala dalam pemberdayaan petani kelapa salah satunya yaitu Kurangnya kesadaran dari petani kelapa untuk melakukan inovasi terhadap produk olahan  kelapa yakni dari pengolahan dari kopra biasa menjadi kopraputih. Hal tersebut dikarenakan keterbatasan kompetensi yang dimiliki para petani mulai dari pendidikan, keterampilan, dan wawasan sehingga perkembangan yang lambat dan pendapatan masih rendah.

Kata Kunci : Pemberdayaan Ekonomi, Petani Kelapa

 

 

ABSTRACT

This study aims to describe the Economic Empowerment Analysis of Coconut Farmers in Kawangkoan Bawah Village, Amurang Barat District. The research method uses descriptive method using qualitative data types. Data collection techniques were carried out by means of observation, interviews and literature studies. Methods of data analysis were carried out starting from data collection, data reduction, data presentation and drawing conclusions. The results of the study show that empowerment efforts by the government or related agencies have not been maximized and the income earned by farmers from coconut processing is still low. There are several things that become obstacles in empowering coconut farmers, one of which is the lack of awareness from coconut farmers to innovate coconut processed products, namely from processing ordinary copra to white copra. This is due to the limited competence of farmers starting from education, skills, and insight so that development is slow and income is still low.

Keywords: Economic Empowerment, Coconut Farmers
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Published: June 2023

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Published: June 2023

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Published: June 2023

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Authors: Bégout Bruce
Published: June 2023

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Authors: Romano Claude
Published: June 2023

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Authors: Saint Aubert Emmanuel
Published: June 2023

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Merleau-Ponty leitor de Descartes: reflexão e história da filosofia.
Authors: Carrasco Alexandre
Published: June 2023

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Authors: Ramos Silvana De Souza
Published: June 2023

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Published: June 2023

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Authors: Qian Kehan , Zheng Juntao , Gu Dayou
Published: June 2023

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Authors: Guo Kexuan
Published: June 2023

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Study on the Optimization Strategy of Rural Logistics Distribution in Sichuan Province
Authors: Yang Xinyu , Dai Xinyu , Zhuo Yumei
Published: June 2023

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