ASSISTANCE FOR PARENTS TO INCREASE AWARENESS OF CHILDREN’S INDEPENDENT LEARNING AT HOME

Susana Labuem

Authors

Susana Labuem PSDKU Universitas Pattimura di Kabupaten Kepulauan Aru

Keywords:

Pendampingan, Orang Tua, Belajar Mandiri

Abstract

Learning independences is an important potential that children need to have. With independent learning, children will be able to carry out various activities to find their identity and guide their lives for the future. Through the learning process and the role of parents, children’s independence can emerge well if they are given good stimulus by their learning environment. The aims of this service activity are: 1) to provide parents with an understanding of their role in forming children’s independent learning; 2) to determine the learning independence of children in Dokabarat; 3) to provide solutions for parents who experience obstacles in increasing children’s independent learning.

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