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The Growth of Logical Thinking from Childhood to Adolescence

Perspectives on the Development of Memory and Cognition

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Adapting a Composition to the Audience: The Development of Referential Communication Skills.

From Birth to Sixteen: Children's Health, Social, Emotional and Linguistic Development

This paper aimed to discuss systematically the study of Tri Pramana values in learning. This paper was divided into three parts, namely: 1) Tri Pramana's position in education; 2) Actualization of Tri Pramana Values in Learning, and 3) This paper was closed by presenting a conclusion which was the answer to the problems raised from this paper. The writing method used literature study and comparative analysis. The results of the analysis showed that the position of the Tri Pramana learning concept is similar to the new version of Bloom's taxonomy. So that Tri Pramana can be interpreted as an approach to learning that consists of three parts (Sabda Pramana, Pratyaksha Pramana, and Anumana Pramana). The learning indicators found in Sabda Pramana (Agama Pramana) were "references and affirmations"; in Pratyaksha Pramana were “observation, asking questions, gathering information, processing information, and communicating”; and in Anumana Pramana were "summarizing, responding, linking, formulating, colligate". The Tri Pramana concept can be used as an improved alternative to the scientific approach applied to the current learning curriculum in Indonesia. 
  
Received: 2 February 2022 / Accepted: 8 April 2022 / Published: 5 May 2022

Tri Pramana Values in Educational Pedagogy

Understanding the characteristics of preschool-age children is an important and first step for supporting children’s healthy development and school readiness. Children may show different developmental features and come different social, socio-cultural background; however, they are in the same age. Reaching of education at a desired level will be achieved by a good curriculum which is organized and put in practice. Therefore, the curriculum should be organized by considering all students’ features. Therefore, the curriculum should be practicable and related with the needs of today’s world and social expectation for a good early childhood education programs. Accordingly, it is aimed to investigate the actualization levels of learning out comes related to developmental areas in early childhood education curriculum. Working group of the research is composed of 165 primary school teachers and 136 pre-school teachers working in districts and Centre of Sirnak, Turkey. Scanning method was used in the study. Two different questionnaires were prepared related with developmental areas of early childhood and the data was obtained through a questionnaires and analysed in SPSS package program. Questionnaires have two parts. In first part, there is personal information about teachers and in the other part there are statements about out-comes of developmental areas in the Early Childhood Curriculum. According to the results, the pre-school teachers gave a high score to the questionnaire by stating positive opinion towards the pre-school curriculum sufficiency and achievement. In addition, primary teachers gave lower scores on the questionnaire that the children achieved out comes. As a result, significant differences were found between pre-school and primary school teachers' views on all areas of development.

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Abdulgafur İş

Papers

An Investigation about Actualization Levels of Learning Outcomes in Early Childhood Curriculum.