Perencanaan pembelajaran Berbasis Permainan Tradisional sebagai Afirmasi Literasi Budaya di SD

Abstract

This paper describes the game-based learning as an affirmation of cultural literacy in elementary school. The low literacy rate of the Indonesian nation, demanding the solution of various lines. The role of academics, including the drafting of various literacy programs as well as product quality. Based on observations, learners (children) in elementary school tended to lack of concentration for long periods during the following study; on the other hand the children can follow and enjoy the game in a relatively long period of time. The game is an activity drives all the senses and sensory motor fun or exciting (Sutton-Smith, 1997 in scarlet, et. Al, 2005; Bergen, 2009; Hynoven, 2011); As for the traditional games refer to games with a certain cultural background. Affirmations literacy is a reinforcement of all forms of literacy from the conceptual level to procedural, by individuals, community groups, or governments to improve the literacy skills (Apriliya, 2016). Cultural literacy is the knowledge and understanding of how a country, a religion, an ethnic group or a tribe, religion, symbols, celebrations, and traditional communication means (Nasution, 2013). At the time following the game, children are required to understand and interact culturally in the context of the game, not just having fun, children are expected to have the cultural literacy of the game is done. Approach Educational Design Research (Eder) can be used to develop devices and game-based learning model as an affirmation of literacy in elementary school. Learning plan based on the approach Eder produce learning tools such as Learning Implementation Plan (RPP), teaching materials in the form of Student Worksheet, and instrument ratings.