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Single Exponential Smoothing Method to Predict Sales Level at Agisa Kenari Printing
Authors: Santiko Mohandes , Santi Indyah Hartami , Mawaddah Udkhiati
Published: December 2024

This research is based on the Agisa Kenari company, because in carrying out its operations, this company faces obstacles in predicting the level of paper usage that will be sold, resulting in inefficiency in managing paper inventory, which in turn can affect the smooth production and service to customers. Therefore, an effective method is needed to predict paper usage so that the company can manage inventory better and improve operational efficiency. So a more sophisticated prediction system is needed. The system was created with Python programming using the Single Exponential Smoothing (SES) method for calculation. Agisa Kenari is one of the well-known companies in Blitar city engaged in printing, making it interesting to study. The objectives of this study are (1) to describe the application of the Single Exponential Smoothing method to predict the level of use of paper sold at Agisa Kenari Printing, and (2) to describe the accuracy testing of the Single Exponential Smoothing method in predicting the level of use of paper sold at Agisa Kenari Printing using MSE (Mean Squared Error). The approach used in this research is descriptive and quantitative, while the data collection techniques used are observation, interviews, and literature studies. The results of this study are expected to provide practical and applicable solutions for companies in overcoming these obstacles and supporting better decision making. Historical sales data of various paper types, including Sidu brand A4 HVS Paper, Sidu brand F4 HVS Paper, and Sidu brand 80 gram A4 HVS Paper, are used as the basis for forecasting. The forecasting results for July show a demand of 100.02 reams for Sidu brand HVS A4 Paper with a Mean Squared Error (MSE) of 1949.9, 96.2 reams for Sidu brand HVS F4 Paper with an MSE of 1663.9, and 9.8 reams for Sidu brand HVS A4 80 gram Paper with an MSE of 11.0. These results show that the SES method can provide predictions about future paper needs, so that it can help in stock planning and more efficient operations at Agisa Kenari Printing. The implementation of forecasting using the Python program allows for a faster process, simplifying analysis and decision making in inventory management
The Role of Parents in Early Childhood Emotional Development Strategies
Authors: Setiowati Arum , Nuryanto Iis Lathifah , Kurniawan Drajat Edy
Published: December 2024

The role of parents is crucial in the emotional development of early childhood, which is an important foundation for their social and psychological development in the future. This article aims to explore strategies for developing children's emotions that can be applied by parents in the family environment. This community service activity was carried out through a series of training and mentoring for parents, which included an understanding of children's emotional development, effective communication techniques, and the application of positive emotional stimulation methods. Data were obtained through observation, interviews, and evaluation of parent participation during the program. The results of the community service showed that active involvement of parents in strategies such as giving appreciation, validating emotions, and establishing positive routines can improve children's emotional stability. In addition, a collaborative approach between parents and facilitators also encouraged the creation of a supportive environment for early childhood. Thus, the role of parents in the development of children's emotions not only affects family relationships but is also a key factor in shaping children's emotionally healthy characters.Keywords: Role of parents, emotional development, early childhood, parenting strategies, family training.
Analysis of the Relationship between Electricity Subsidies and Non-Subsidies on Household Electricity Consumption (Case Study: Badung Regency)
Authors: Vidi Buana , Saraswaty Amrita Nugraheni
Published: December 2024

In 2020 the government implemented a full electricity subsidy policy for customers with 450 VA and 900 VA power capacity across Indonesia. This policy was introduced to assist underprivileged communities in facing the COVID-19 pandemic. Badung Regency is one of the regions in Indonesia with rapidly increasing electricity consumption. This study examines the relationship between household electricity subsidies and household electricity consumption, household income, and power capacity, while also investigating the occurrence of moral hazard among household customers in Badung Regency. The research employs a quantitative approach using primary data. Data was collected from a sample of 100 households. The study utilizes logistic regression analysis techniques. The results show that subsidies, household income, and power capacity have a positive and significant impact on electricity consumption, and there is a 24% occurrence of moral hazard among household customers in Badung Regency. The government should evaluate the implementation of electricity subsidy policies to assess their effectiveness and reduce the potential for moral hazard.
Legal Analysis of the Authority of Military Judges in the Procedural Law of Examination of Connectivity in Corruption Cases
Authors: Fikri Humaidi , Sagala Parluhutan , Suswantoro Tri Agus
Published: December 2024

In order to uphold law enforcement, especially in the field of criminal law, the law distinguishes between civilians and the military. The problem that arises now is what if a criminal act is committed by the military together with civilians, which in its development is called a connectivity case. The corruption case that occurred in Indonesia involving the military and civilians that has been decided by the Connectivity Court is the Corruption Case of the Indonesian Army Compulsory Savings from 2013 to 2020 with the Defendant from the Military, namely Brigadier General TNI (Ret.) Yus Adi Kamrullah, S.E., M.Sc., and from the civilian party Ni Putu Purnamasari which caused the state a loss of Rp. 127,000,000,000,- (one hundred and twenty seven billion rupiah), and the corruption case of the 123 East Longitude Orbit Slot Satellite Procurement Project/Floater Satellite Procurement between the Indonesian Ministry of Defense in 2012 to 2021 involving the military and civilians with the Defendant Rear Admiral (Ret.) Agus Purwoto, and from the civilian side the Defendants Arifin Wiguna and Surya Cipta Witoelar which caused the state a loss of Rp.453,094,059,540.68 (four hundred fifty three billion ninety four million fifty nine thousand five hundred forty point sixty eight cents). The purpose of this study is to determine the implementation of handling corruption criminal cases through connectivity courts in Indonesia and the authority of military judges in connectivity courts and to determine the resolution of connectivity criminal cases in corruption crimes committed by civilians and military personnel in both cases in the Connection Court. The study uses a normative legal research method. The data used are secondary and primary data, then the data is processed and presented in the form of a literature study. The analysis used is deskriftif juridis and fersfektif analysis. The results of the study indicate that the process of handling connectivity cases in corruption cases of connectivity has been partially carried out in accordance with the applicable criminal procedure law (KUHAP) and the defendants are legally and convincingly guilty of committing corruption together in accordance with Article 2 Paragraph (1) in conjunction with Article 18 of Law Number 31 of 1999 as amended by Law Number 20 of 2001 in conjunction with Article 55 Paragraph (1) ke-1 of the Criminal Code.
Analysis of Factors Influencing Foreign Direct Investment Entry in G-20 Member Countries: Empirical Study of Developing and Developed Countries 2015-2019
Authors: Dewi Ni Putu Intan Febriani , Setyari Ni Putu Wiwin
Published: December 2024

Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) is an important element in the global economic system that plays a significant role in strengthening the foundations of a country's economic growth. However, based on data on FDI flows between the G-20 countries, there is an imbalance that requires further study. The study aims to analyze the impact of GDP, EODB Scores, real interest rates and country classifications both simultaneously and partially on FDI in G-20 member states in 2015-2019. The method of analysis used in this study was double linear regression with an GLS model as well as inserting one dummy variable with STATA software version 14. The results showed that simultaneously variables of GDP, EODB Scores, Real Interest Rates and Country Classifications have a significant influence on G20 member countries' Foreign Direct Investment. Meanwhile, partially GDP has a positive and significant influency on FDI while EODb Scores and Real Interests and Country Classes have a positive but non-significant influence over FDI.
The Influence of the Gallery Walk Type Cooperative Learning Model on Social Studies Learning Outcomes in Kurima State Middle School Students, Yahukimo Regency
Authors: Kanengga Yop , Hartini Hartini , Syarifuddin Syarifuddin , Elpisah Elpisah
Published: December 2024

This research aims to: 1) Describe student learning outcomes after learning using the Gallery Walk type cooperative learning model regarding Social Studies Learning Outcomes. 2) Knowing that there is a significant influence of the Gallery Walk type cooperative learning model on social studies learning outcomes. The research approach used is a quantitative approach, quasi experimental design, nonequivalent group post-test only design. The research population included class VII students of Kurima State Middle School, Yahukimo Regency with a sampling technique using purposive sampling so that a sample of 1 class was obtained as an experimental class and that also as a control class. Data collection techniques use tests and documentation. The data analysis technique uses the T test. The research results show: 1) The average value of learning outcomes for experimental class students is higher than the control class. 3) There is a significant influence of the gallery type cooperative learning model on social studies learning outcomes.
The Influence of Work Stress on Employee Performance at Hotel Aloft Bali Seminyak
Authors: Linda Tina , Harefa Mega Hernawaati , Febria Devia , Kelana Jimmi , Siboro Lidya
Published: December 2024

This study aims to assess the influence of work-related stress on staff performance at the Aloft Bali Seminyak Hotel. The research employs a quantitative methodology, especially utilizing a survey approach. The study population comprised randomly selected workers from the Aloft Bali Seminyak Hotel. We collected data using a questionnaire that included questions on work-related stress levels and employee performance evaluations. Regression techniques were utilized to evaluate the data and determine the link between job stress characteristics (independent factors) and employee performance (dependent variables). The study's results indicated a significant relationship between occupational stress levels and employee performance. The findings indicate that increased work-related stress adversely impacts staff performance at the Aloft Bali Seminyak Hotel. This study significantly enhances our comprehension of the factors influencing employee performance in the hospitality industry, specifically inside luxury hotels such as the Aloft Bali Seminyak Hotel. This study's practical implications necessitate that hotel management focus work stress management to improve employee performance and create a robust, efficient work environment. This might substantially improve institutional performance.
Analysis of Factors that Influence Economic Growth and Regency/City Poverty in Bali Province
Authors: Arta I Wayan Yoniga , Budhi Made Kembar Sri
Published: December 2024

Economic growth is an important benchmark in determining the success of economic development. The most important goal of development is reducing the level of poverty which can be achieved through economic growth. The aim of the research is to analyze the direct and indirect influence of exogenous variables and endogenous variables. The object of this research is economic growth and poverty levels in districts/cities in Bali Province which are influenced by factors such as educational level variables, local income, working population, and investment. The number of observations in the research was 45 observation points, consisting of 9 districts/cities in Bali Province over a period of 5 years, namely 2018 - 2022. The data analysis technique used in this research is path analysis. The results of this research show that: (1) The level of education, working population, and investment have a significant positive effect, while MSEs have a significant negative effect on the economic growth of districts/cities in Bali Province; (2) The level of education, UMK, and economic growth have a significant negative effect on the poverty level of districts/cities in Bali Province, while the working population has a positive and insignificant effect and investment has a positive and significant effect on the poverty level of districts/cities in Bali Province; (3) Education level, UMK, working population, and investment have an indirect effect on poverty levels through the economic growth of districts/cities in Bali Province.
Analysis of the Development and Dynamics of Character Education and Culture of the Indonesian Nation
Authors: Permatasari Mitra , Nurgiansah T Heru , Erlande Rike , Randiawan Randiawan , Hidayah Eva Nur
Published: December 2024

The problem of character education can be seen from various cases such as the failure of an institution in a school institution, the change of ministers that affects the change of curriculum, the existence of deviant behavior in the community environment that has an increasingly negative impact on a nation. This study aims to analyze the problems of the development and dynamics of character education and culture in Indonesia. This study uses literature studies. Data analysis techniques are collecting, reducing, presenting and drawing conclusions. The results of the study show that good character development will encourage generations to grow and commit to doing various things in a better and more progressive direction. To realize the national mission, civic education is very important to be an aspect of study in shaping the personality of citizens. Civic education is regulated as a subject of learning in improving the abilities of each generation to become superior, participatory, honest, noble and responsible human beings. The development of the direction and objectives of character education is very crucial in preventing multidimensional crises and the decline in moral values that can damage the quality of the next generation and the implementation of transformation in an ideal and progressive direction.
Implementation of the Reading Corner Program to Increase Children's Interest in Reading in Arjasari Village
Authors: Kusnadi Edi , Maharani Fadhilla Zahra , Tasdiah Shofa , Aisyah Miranda , Akbar Dede Yopi , K Arya Restu , Hidayat Taufik , Fauzan M Rifal , Rosita Imas , Nabila Widya Ainatun , Salsabila Salsabila , Wulandari Ema
Published: December 2024

The reading corner program in Arjasari Village aims to increase people's interest in reading. This research identified various challenges faced in implementing the program, such as limited resources, lack of interest in early reading in the community, and lack of variety of reading books. The reading corner program not only increases people's interest in reading, but also has a positive impact on other social aspects, such as increasing knowledge, communication skills and a sense of togetherness. Apart from that, this program also contributes to the development of a more advanced and cultured society. This research highlights the importance of literacy programs as an effort to empower society. Through a participatory approach, various solutions have been implemented to overcome these challenges, such as collaborating with regional libraries, involving community leaders, and holding sustainable literacy activities. This research concludes that with the right strategy, the reading corner program can be an effective solution for increasing literacy in rural areas.
Mixing environmental waste and banana stem waste into compost and chips in Sukamaju Village, Jonggol
Authors: Meliantari Dian , Sugeng Margono , Wahdiniawati Siti Annisa
Published: December 2024

A beautiful green environment certainly makes the home environment beautiful. But lush trees and greenery also pose a problem if the litter is left scattered. Banana stem waste also adds to the waste in the environment. In addition to looking dirty, it can also invite the presence of insects, other animals that can be dangerous such as snakes. Residents can use dry leaf waste and banana stem waste into a valuable product. Dried foliage can be turned into compost, while banana stem waste can be processed into delicious chips. So the solution taken is to provide training on how to process environmental waste such as dry leaves, twigs and others into compost. The next training is to make chips from banana stalks. Then provide training on how to choose packaging and create attractive labels. Finally, the training determines the selling price of the product produced. The results of the training are compost products and chips as well as packaging for compost and chips that can be used by themselves or to start entrepreneurship to increase family income. In addition to products, residents' knowledge is increasing about choosing good packaging and how to determine the selling price of products.
Education on Sorting and Management of Organic and Inorganic Waste in Dusun IV, Batukarut Village, Bandung Regency
Authors: Mastiani Emay , Firdaus Ahmad Hilmi , Wildan A K Muhammad , Farhan Cecep Muhammad , Hermansyah Deden , Rizmawan Rizal , Zhafir Hasna Aulia , Suganda Shalsa Nabila , Ningsih Reni Priatna , Abdurahimi Sani Ramdan , Disastra Tesa Adipuri , Agfinita Yuniar , Lavision Zavira Aina
Published: December 2024

Waste is a serious problem that is often faced in today's society. This Community Service Activity was carried out in Hamlet IV, Batukarut Village, Bandung Regency. Community knowledge in Hamlet IV, Batukarut Village about waste and its management is still minimal. Supporting facilities do not help this condition. Therefore, it is important to raise awareness among residents not to litter and educate them on how to sort waste. Starting from this problem, this community service activity aims to provide a solution through education on the importance of maintaining cleanliness, selecting and differentiating organic and inorganic waste and utilizing waste food so that it has economic value. The real form of this activity is in the form of assistance in providing segregated waste bin facilities. The method used in implementing this service activity is education through seminar, licensing, preparation, implementation and evaluation stages. The results of this community service activity are awareness of the importance of maintaining cleanliness, increased understanding of independent waste sorting and knowledge of its benefits. Apart from that, the people of Pecalongan can also find out the benefits of processing waste using the 3R method, namely: Reduce, Reuse, Recycle
Ecoprint as an Environmentally Based Art Learning Innovation at SDN Sukamanah, Mangunjaya Village
Authors: Septiana Fajar Indra , Permana Angga Prayoga , Nursajjiddah Hanna , Intan Rosmayanti , Azzahra Salma
Published: December 2024

Ecoprint is a technique for dyeing fabric and/or batik using natural materials. Ecoprint techniques are introduced to elementary school students because at that age children can train their motor skills independently and are able to think creatively. The purpose of the ecoprint introduction activity is to provide knowledge about ecoprint and skills for students in utilizing natural materials or plants around the school. The methods used are lectures, demonstrations, practices and evaluations. Evaluation uses direct direction and direct observation of Ecoprint products that have been made by students. Students have been able to print motifs and colors from leaves and flowers on fabrics producing Ecoprint products according to their respective creativity, even the results of this Ecoprint can be displayed or sold.
Optimizing Adaptive Agricultural Systems, Making Organic Fertilizer, and Drip Irrigation Technology in Sukamanah Village
Authors: Maulana Adrian Rizki , Damayanti Fujia , Nurlaela Intan , Kusnayadi Kusnayadi , Noval Muhammad , Rifal Rafi Muhammad , Alam Rafi Sandina , Sulistiyo Satria Putra , Jenab Siti , Septiana Fajar Indra
Published: December 2024

This research aims to evaluate the effectiveness of several proposed solutions to improve the agricultural system. The main focus of this study is on introducing an adaptive agricultural system tailored to local environmental conditions, producing organic fertilizers using modern agricultural standards, and implementing drip irrigation technology. The results show that the introduction of an adaptive agricultural system significantly increases productivity through the selection of superior seeds and proper planting patterns. Furthermore, the production of organic fertilizer has proven to improve soil quality and crop yields through the layering method and the use of Effective Microorganisms (EM4). The application of drip irrigation technology enhances water use efficiency, reducing the overuse of water resources. Overall, these three solutions positively contribute to increased productivity, sustainability, and resource efficiency in modern agricultural systems.
Application of the Jigsaw Type Cooperative Learning Model in Increasing Interest in Learning at SMPN 19 Palu
Authors: Sukmawati Sukmawati , Jamaludin Jamaludin , Alanur Shofia Nurun , Saskia Saskia , Japar Desianti , Salsabila Zelika , Setiawati Lilis , Santika Santika , Jannah Siti Zahrotul , Amir Hapsa
Published: December 2024

The Jigsaw type cooperative learning model is an effective approach in increasing students' interest in learning, especially at SMPN 19 Palu. This research aims to explore how the application of the Jigsaw model can influence student motivation and learning outcomes. In this model, students are divided into small groups, where each group member is responsible for learning a certain part of the lesson material and then teaching it back to other group members. The research results show that the application of the Jigsaw model can significantly increase students' interest in learning. Students involved in cooperative learning show an increase in activeness and participation during the teaching and learning process. In addition, this model also helps students to develop social and communication skills, which are very important in the modern educational context. With more intensive interaction between students, they become more motivated to learn and more confident in expressing their opinions. This research also notes that students who learn with the Jigsaw model tend to have a better understanding of the subject matter.
PPKn Teacher Learning Strategies in Overcoming Lack of Interest in Learning among Students at SMAN 5 Palu
Authors: Sukmawati Sukmawati , Alanur Shofia Nurun , Jamaludin Jamaludin , Hidayat Rahmat , Agustin Dewi , Kassa Adriana , Aprizal Aprizal , Mawar Mawar , Rani Kadek Gita , Nurhaliza Nurhaliza , Amalia Nur
Published: December 2024

This research aims to explore the success of Pancasila and Citizenship Education (PPKn) teachers at SMAN 5 PALU in overcoming students' lack of interest in learning at school. The method used in this research is a qualitative approach by collecting data through observation, interviews and document analysis. The research results show that the learning strategies implemented by PPKn teachers at SMAN 5 Palu, such as the use of good communication, active learning methods, integration of social issues, and use of technology, have succeeded in increasing student involvement in the learning process. By implementing interesting and relevant activities, students feel more motivated to understand the material being taught. Apart from that, students' involvement in extracurricular activities and social projects also contributes positively to their interest in Civics lessons. The conclusion of this research confirms that the success of PPKn teachers at SMAN 5 PALU in making learning interesting and relevant is very important to increase students' interest and motivation to learn. These findings suggest the need for further development of innovative learning methods to support effective citizenship education.
Empowering Women's Gardenia Flower Farming Groups by Raising the Potential of Ginger as a Processed Product
Authors: Amalina Afnita Nur , Amrih Dewi , Wibisana Dharend Lingga
Published: December 2024

Land in rural areas can be used by women who are members of the Women's Farming Group as a means of producing food from agricultural activities. The Women's Farmers Group in Salakan Hamlet, Bangunjiwo, uses empty land to plant various types of horticultural plants such as eggplant, kale, spinach and chilies. The harvest was deemed to lack high selling value so the land was replaced with ginger cultivation. Ginger is a type of rhizome that is beneficial for human health so it can be processed into processed products ready for consumption. The service team strives to provide knowledge about processing ginger into products so that they can have high economic value. The education was carried out by explaining how to process ginger-based products such as candied ginger, instant ginger powder and ginger syrup. With this outreach, it is hoped that it will be able to equip the Salakan Gardenia Flower Farming Women's Group, Bangunjiwo in utilizing ginger into products that can be further produced for sale on the market so as to improve the welfare of the Women Farming Group.
Banana Product Development in the Women Farmers Group (KWT) Mertelu Village, Gunungkidul
Authors: Harmini Sri , Suharman Suharman , Nadia Lana Santika
Published: December 2024

Gedangsari District is one of the sub-districts in Gunungkidul Regency, Yogyakarta which is classified as underdeveloped. This sub-district has potential but has not developed optimally because its human resource capabilities have many limitations. The livelihood of the people in Mertelu Village is farming. The Mertelu region has a field area of 101.68 hectares which is mostly used by the community to grow bananas. Steep topographic conditions cause people's access to mobility to be hampered. This affects the economic conditions of the community, especially in expanding sales targets for agricultural products. So selling to the public is still within a narrow scope. Most of the banana harvest is only consumed for personal use and sold raw if the harvest is large enough. It is hoped that the development of food products can provide variations in finished products so that they have a high selling value and can cover the shortage of terrain in the Mertelu area. Therefore, an innovative approach is needed in solving socio-economic problems in the village. One of the proposed approaches is community empowerment through increasing skills in banana processing production. It is hoped that this method can make a positive contribution in improving the quality of life of the people in Mertelu Village by empowering women, especially the Batur Indah Women Farming Group (KWT).
The Subject of Da'wah in the Koran and Its Role in the Digital Era
Authors: Nasrillah Nasrillah , Harmen Harmen , Ayu Zelda Puspa
Published: December 2024

Da'wah using digital provides space for preachers to convey the teachings of the Islamic religion in today's era. The aim of this research is to find out how to preach in today's digital era. This research method uses literature study. This technique is carried out by collecting data and reading the data as well as collecting various literature and references related to the research content. This research explains how to preach in the digital era.
Evaluation of Licensing for Food Sales in School Environments: Study of Hazardous Chemical Content
Authors: Saragih Ferdinan , Pratama Muhammad Rizky , Tama Gita Citra , Yurinda Aisyah , Yunita Sri
Published: December 2024

Food sales within school environments are a critical concern for student health, particularly regarding the potential presence of harmful substances in sold food. This study aims to evaluate the licensing of food sales at SMPN 28 Medan, focusing on identifying hazardous substances. The research methods include a literature review to understand regulations and food safety standards in schools, along with qualitative observations within the school environment to assess compliance with these regulations. Data were collected through interviews with school representatives and food vendors, as well as analysis of food samples to detect harmful substances such as excessive coloring and preservatives. The results of this study are expected to provide an overview of compliance levels with licensing and food safety regulations and offer recommendations for schools to strengthen food sales monitoring to support a healthy environment for students
MSME Product Marketing Strategy Through the Implementation of Digital Marketing in Ancolmekar Village
Authors: Firmansyah Arif , Lestari Shifa , Hayatun Hayatun , Puspitasari Intan , Ramdaniah Delia Nur , Putri Viana Lifianty , Hastian Putri Welis , Sutarya Ikhsan Ali , Kholik Wildan Abdul , Muhaedi Muhammad Mufid , Hasan Muhammad Yuda
Published: December 2024

This research aims to assess the influence of digital marketing on UMKM product sales and is analyzed by comparing UMKM that use digital marketing as a means of promotion and sales with UMKM that do not use this strategy. don't use it. Apart from that, this research also examines the implementation of digital marketing strategies in Ancolmekar Village. This research uses a qualitative descriptive method, with data collected through interviews, observation and documentation. Research findings reveal that digital marketing has a positive impact on sales and profits of UMKM. Various digital strategy methods that are successful in promoting products" or "Efficient online marketing that successfully achieves targets, such as the use of social media and developing logos or labels, also provide benefits for UMKM entrepreneurs.
The Role of Diagnostic Assessments in Learning Pancasila Education
Authors: Azmi Nur , Adi Panggih Nur , Saragih Siti Zahara , Hubi Zindan Baynal
Published: December 2024

This study aims to determine the effect of diagnostic assessment in Pancasila Education learning. This research method uses a literature review conducted by reading, analyzing and synthesizing journals, books, or literature that is in accordance with the topic. The results of this study are that the effect of diagnostic assessment related to learning styles in the perspective of Pancasila Education learning that the learning styles that occur in students are visual, auditory, and kinesthetic. Teachers are expected to facilitate learning according to learning styles through improvisation of learning methods. The effect of cognitive diagnostic assessment in Pancasila Education learning plays a role in determining initial knowledge. The form of cognitive diagnostic assessment can be in the form of descriptive or multiple choice questions conventionally and the use of technology with the help of quiziz learning applications, google forms, etc. While the benefits of diagnostic assessment are as a map of Pancasila Education learning, differentiation learning, Teaching At The Rights Level, and creating the concept of school well-being.
Technology in Learning in Rural Utilization Areas as an Alternative for Educational Development: Case Study of KKN at SDN Rancakole
Authors: Malik Miftahul , Dwiyanti Ratna Alya , Azzahra Nanda Nur , Agustiansyah Rizky , Zidan Muhammad , Maesaroh Siti , Maulana Reza Aditia , Fadhila Dehya Nisrina , Nurhikmah Ima , Sunarti Pipit , Ichsan Muhammad
Published: December 2024

Education is the main foundation for shaping quality and competitive human resources. However, there are disparities in access to and quality of education between urban and rural areas in Indonesia. This article discusses the implementation of Community Service Learning (KKN) conducted by students of the Islamic University of Nusantara at SDN 2 and SDN 3 Rancakole, Arjasari District, Bandung Regency, from August to September 2024. This activity aims to integrate technology into the learning process to address educational challenges in rural areas. Through a qualitative approach, this research evaluates the impact of technology application in learning as well as the challenges faced. The results indicate that the use of technology, such as projectors and digital learning media, can enhance student participation and motivation to learn. Additionally, training for teachers and students on the utilization of technology is also key to improving education quality. It is hoped that this innovation can serve as a model for educational development in remote areas.
Optimizing the Potential of Local MSMEs to Improve the Economy of Rancakole Village Through the MSME Festival
Authors: Malik Miftahul , Laragianti Rita , Fauziah Azmy Restu , Sabrina Janua , Nurajijah Ai , Pertiwi Dewi Sri , Fitriyani Bilqis Salbiyyah , Pratama Raihan Wahyu , Kahfi Rifki Solehudin , Ma'ripah Leli Laelatul , Eulisnawati Eulisnawati
Published: December 2024

Real Work Lecture (KKN) activities are an important part of higher education in Indonesia which integrates academic theory with direct practice in society. In its implementation in Rancakole Village, Arjasari District, Bandung Regency, UNINUS KKN group 36 students focused on developing the local economy through the MSME Festival. This festival was held as a response to the economic problems experienced by housewives in RW 20, who have the skills to process agricultural produce into food products but experience difficulties in marketing and capital. The approach applied in this activity includes participatory-based community empowerment and local potential. The results of this activity show an improvement in the community’s economy, increased creativity in product development, and the opening of wider market access. However, challenges such as limited capital and knowledge of digital technology are still obstacles that need to be overcome through long-term solutions, such as the formation of cooperatives and further training.
Juridical Analysis of Sexual Harassment Committed by Individual TNI Members
Authors: Maulana Rizal Fa’jrin , Prasetyo Teguh , Jaeni Ahmad
Published: December 2024

Indonesia is a legal state based on Pancasila and the 1945 Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia (UUDNRI 1945). The concept of a legal state proposed by Wiryono Projodikoro defines it as a state where rulers or the government, as the state organizers, are bound by the applicable legal regulations in carrying out state duties. The Indonesian National Armed Forces (TNI) is an integral part of the legal community, playing a crucial role in supporting the formation of legal culture within its ranks. Legal awareness within the TNI is upheld when military personnel, as supporters of legal culture, actively contribute by adhering to all applicable regulations and making the law a guide in their behavior and actions. Despite having rules in place governing prohibited behaviors for military personnel, the reality indicates that there are still individuals within the TNI involved in criminal activities. When a military member engages in sexual harassment, it creates dissonance in the execution of military duties and can undermine public trust in the military institution, which should be responsible for safeguarding and protecting the community. Unfortunately, reality does not always align with expectations, as evident in cases involving TNI members, who are a vital force in maintaining the integrity of the Republic of Indonesia. This phenomenon not only highlights individual problems but also significantly impacts public trust in the structure of the national defense institution. Therefore, when a TNI member or soldier is involved in sexual harassment, the most severe punishment that can be imposed is dismissal, or in other words, removal from their position. This sanction is not only administrative but also includes criminal consequences regulated in the Criminal Code. Protection of the integrity of the TNI, therefore, involves not only internal disciplinary aspects but also engages in a legal process that can provide criminal sanctions commensurate with the crime of sexual harassment committed by military personnel. Military members, being part of a unit, form an integrated family. It seems as though within a military unit, an "autonomous power" is created specifically within that unit. This military unit has a commander and a deputy commander, supported by section officers and unit commanders. When issues arise within the military unit, efforts for resolution are made, as much as possible, by the appointed unit commander.
The Relationship between Learning Organizations and Professional Commitment with Innovation
Authors: Sastrawijaya Ade
Published: December 2024

This research explains the relationship between learning organizations and professional commitment to innovation. The research method uses a correlational method with a quantitative approach. The population was 205 Package B tutors equivalent to junior high schools in Cirebon City with a sample of 127 people. The results of this research are: 1) there is a relationship between learning organizations and innovation, with a value of r = 0.47, R2 = 22.60%. 2) there is a relationship between professional commitment to innovation with a value of r = 0.41, R2 = 17.50%. 3) there is a simultaneous relationship between learning organizations and professional commitment to innovation, with a value of r = 0.48, R2 = 23.80%. The results obtained can provide an illustration that tutor innovation can be improved by increasing discipline, systems thinking, having personal expertise that can be shared with colleagues and supported by a high sense of obligation, being committed to the profession and having the awareness to continue to be in the organization by showing performance. the high one. The conclusion of this research is that there is a relationship between learning organizations and professional commitment, both partially and simultaneously, towards tutor innovation.
Implementation of the Project for Strengthening the Profile of Pancasila Students from a Local Wisdom Perspective
Authors: Lestari Icha Suci , Adi Panggih Nur , Saragih Siti Zahara , Hubi Zindan Baynal
Published: December 2024

This study aims to determine the implementation, form, and positive impact of the implementation of P5 in the perspective of local wisdom. This research method uses literature review. This process is carried out by gathering, reading, analyzing, and developing relevant literature. The results of this study are that the definition of the Pancasila Student Profile is the implementation of national education goals to realize humans with the character of Pancasila and develop the potential of students. Dimensions in the Pancasila Student Profile there are six kinds, namely devoted to God Almighty, creative, mutual cooperation, global diversity, independent, and critical reasoning, while the principles of the Pancasila student profile are holistic, centralized, exploratory, and contextual. Some P5 themes are local wisdom, build their body and soul, Unity in Diversity, Technology Engineering, Democracy, and Entrepreneurship. In the perspective of local wisdom, the form of P5 is the making of written batik, the tradition of the offerings, and the earth's tradition. The positive impact of P5 in the theme of local wisdom is to know the local culture, form positive characters, uphold harmony and harmonization, and avoid ethnocentrism attitudes.
Protection for Victims of Domestic Violence Perpetrated by Military Members
Authors: Dharmaputra Rio Perdana , Prastopo Prastopo , Prasetyo Boedi
Published: December 2024

This study examines the protection of Domestic Violence (KDRT) victims perpetrated by military personnel in Indonesia. Domestic violence cases involving military members are complex issues requiring serious attention, as they encompass aspects of general criminal law and military disciplinary law. Based on Law No. 23 of 2004 on the Elimination of Domestic Violence and Law No. 25 of 2014 on Military Discipline, military personnel who commit domestic violence can be subjected to both criminal and disciplinary sanctions. The legal process for military domestic violence cases involves two pathways: the criminal pathway, managed by the police and prosecution, and the military disciplinary pathway, handled by the authorized superior. Besides law enforcement, this study highlights the importance of protecting victims’ rights, such as security, physical and psychological recovery, and legal support. However, there are several obstacles to victim protection, including the strong patriarchal culture, lack of understanding about domestic violence within the military, and the complexity of the legal enforcement process. This study recommends increasing awareness of domestic violence, strengthening support for victims, and improving legal procedures to make the protection of domestic violence victims more effective.
Socialization and Digital Marketing Assistance to Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) Squid Goyang By Applying Tamansiswa Teachings "TRI N (Niteni, Nirokke, Nambahi)"
Authors: Berlian Aleandra Rizki , Ananda Deanissa Setya , Rayona Nyoman Rayya , Asy Martinus Andika , Saputro Enzo Sungsang , Utami Sabina Sandriani , Kusuma Nala Tri
Published: December 2024

Students of the Management Study Programme, Faculty of Economics, Sarjanawiyata Tamansiswa University (UST) held a community service activity with Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) partner ‘Cumi Bergoyang’ located in the Alun-alun Kidul area of Yogyakarta. This activity aims to apply digital marketing to Cumi Bergoyang MSMEs in accordance with being able to compete with other businesses and reach a wider market share, this counseling and mentoring activity also applies the Tamansiswa Teachings, namely Tri N (Niteni, Nirokke, Nambahi) in helping MSMEs understand and implement digital marketing concepts. The method used in this abdimas activity is Participatory Learning and Action (PLA), which is given in accordance with the conditions of the partners and the needs of the problems faced by the abdimas partners, then the abdimas team provides solutions in the form of training programmes that involve hands-on practice using social media platforms Instagram and Tiktok as a means of promotion used in business activities. The implication of this abdimas activity is that MSME partners ‘Cumi Bergoyang’ can increase revenue turnover and maximise promotional reach in an increasingly competitive digital era.
Application of the Problem Based Learning (PBL) Learning Model Using the Peer Tutor Method to Improve the Mathematical Problem Solving Ability of Class XI-1 Students at SMAN Madani Integrated Model
Authors: Arnisah Sitti , Tajudin Tajudin , Lefrida Rita
Published: December 2024

This research aims to obtain a description of the application of the Problem Based Learning (PBL) learning model using the peer tutoring method to improve the mathematical problem solving abilities of class XI-1 students at SMAN Madani Integrated Model. The subjects of this research were 36 Madani Integrated Model SMAN students and 6 people were selected to serve as tutors and 3 people were selected as informants and 6 heterogeneous study groups were formed. The results of the research show that the application of the Problem Based Learning (PBL) learning model using the peer tutoring method can improve the mathematical problem solving abilities of class XI-1 students at SMAN Madani Integrated Model. This can be seen from the results of students' written tests which show that students' mathematical problem solving abilities have increased from cycle I to cycle II. Problem solving ability in cycle I had an average percentage of 55.56% which was classified as medium criteria, then in cycle II it increased to 82.63% which was classified as very high criteria. In the indicator of understanding the problem, it was found that the average percentage in cycle I was 61.11%, increasing to 83.33% in cycle II. In the indicator of making a problem solving plan, it was found that the average percentage in cycle I was 55.56%, increasing to 88.89% in cycle II. In the indicator of completing the problem solving plan, it was found that the average percentage in cycle I was 50.00%, increasing to 80.56% in cycle II. In the indicators for interpreting the results obtained, the percentage in cycle I was 55.56%, increasing to 82.63% in cycle II. Apart from that, students' classical learning completeness showed that there was an increase in the average score in cycle I, namely 71.94, increasing to 80.13. In cycle I, it showed that the percentage of students who achieved the KKM score was 72.22%, where students had not yet achieved the criteria for success in the action. Then in cycle II it increased to 91.67% so that the success indicator had been achieved.
Application of the Teaching at the Right Level (TaRL) Approach to Improve Learning Outcomes of Class VII Students at Sis Al-Jufri SMPN Madani Integrated Model, Palu
Authors: Musfira Musfira , Rochaminah Sutji , Sudarsono Sudarsono
Published: December 2024

This research aims to obtain a description of the application of the Taching at The Right Level approach to improve the learning outcomes of class VII Sis Al-Jufri students regarding Data and Data Presentation. The research subjects were 32 class VII students, Sis Al-Jufri, SMPN Model Terpadu Madani Palu. The data collection technique in the form of a written test was carried out twice, namely cycle I and cycle II.  The method used is classroom action research, each cycle consisting of several stages, namely planning, implementing actions, observing and reflecting. Based on the research results, the average student learning outcomes increased from cycle I to cycle II. In cycle I, the average student learning outcome reached 75 with a completion percentage of 59%. In cycle II there was an increase where the average student learning outcome became 86 with a completion percentage of 81%. In conclusion, the application of the TaRL approach can improve the mathematics learning outcomes of class VII students at Sis Al-Jufri SMPN Model Terpadu Madani Palu.