Character Education Development Model-based E-Learning and Multiple Intelegency in Childhood in Central Java

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Abstract

haracter education will be more meaningful if carried out since early childhood. At the early age of 0-6 years, the brain develops very rapidly up to 80 percent. At that age the brain to receive and absorb various kinds of information, does not look good and the bad. That is the period in which physical, mental and spiritual child will begin to form. On the implementation of character education for early childhood adapted to the characteristics of each school and the emphasis of each institution penyelenggarakan early childhood education. Moreover, childhood is a time of play will be more fun if the learning utilizing e-learning and simultaneously develop multiple intelligences (multiple integency). This study intends to develop character education model based on e-learning and multiple intelligences in early childhood based in Central Java. As the above description, the problem in this research are: development of character education model based on e-learning and multiple intelligences in early childhood based in Central Java. Referring to the research to be conducted, a “Research and Development”, meaning that a research program followed up with a development program for the repair or improvement (Arikunto, 1996: 9). To produce a prototype management of character education in early childhood based on e-learning and multiple intelegency in Central Java, taken systematic steps in the form of the process of action, reflection, evaluation and innovation by applying qualitative research methods, descriptive, development, experimentation, and evaluation. Research result I.

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Rafika Bayu Kusumandari. 2015. \u201cCharacter Education Development Model-based E-Learning and Multiple Intelegency in Childhood in Central Java\u201d. Global Journal of Computer Science and Technology - H: Information & Technology GJCST-H Volume 15 (GJCST Volume 15 Issue H3): .

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haracter education will be more meaningful if carried out since early childhood. At the early age of 0-6 years, the brain develops very rapidly up to 80 percent. At that age the brain to receive and absorb various kinds of information, does not look good and the bad. That is the period in which physical, mental and spiritual child will begin to form. On the implementation of character education for early childhood adapted to the characteristics of each school and the emphasis of each institution penyelenggarakan early childhood education. Moreover, childhood is a time of play will be more fun if the learning utilizing e-learning and simultaneously develop multiple intelligences (multiple integency). This study intends to develop character education model based on e-learning and multiple intelligences in early childhood based in Central Java. As the above description, the problem in this research are: development of character education model based on e-learning and multiple intelligences in early childhood based in Central Java. Referring to the research to be conducted, a “Research and Development”, meaning that a research program followed up with a development program for the repair or improvement (Arikunto, 1996: 9). To produce a prototype management of character education in early childhood based on e-learning and multiple intelegency in Central Java, taken systematic steps in the form of the process of action, reflection, evaluation and innovation by applying qualitative research methods, descriptive, development, experimentation, and evaluation. Research result I.

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Rafika Bayu Kusumandari
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