Application of Storytelling as an Effort to Improve Child Visits in Yosemite Village RW 03 Read Sukun Malang

Background of the study: The application of storytelling Purpose: This study aims to determine the level of the child's visit after the application of storytelling in the park read RW 3 Breadfruit Malang. Method: In the application of this storytelling, researchers divided into four cycles. E...

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Main Authors: Tri Mega Asri, Anissa Puspitasari
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Language:Indonesian
Published: Universitas Airlangga 2019-09-01
Series:Record and Library Journal
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Online Access:https://e-journal.unair.ac.id/RLJ/article/view/12052
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spelling doaj-aa295bd299a4429db5e17b1bb5d81fd62020-11-25T02:18:35ZindUniversitas AirlanggaRecord and Library Journal2442-51682019-09-014215416610.20473/rlj.V4-I2.2018.154-1667395Application of Storytelling as an Effort to Improve Child Visits in Yosemite Village RW 03 Read Sukun MalangTri Mega Asri0Anissa Puspitasari1Universitas BrawijayaUniversitas BrawijayaBackground of the study: The application of storytelling Purpose: This study aims to determine the level of the child's visit after the application of storytelling in the park read RW 3 Breadfruit Malang. Method: In the application of this storytelling, researchers divided into four cycles. Each cycle using a different media story that is stuffed hilt, drawing on HVS, the image of the picture book and flannel board. Different stories read at each meeting, but the story is still in one kind, IE fables (Fiction animal life that behaves like a human), Stages of story telling is done is the planning, implementation, observation, and reflection. Findings: Based on the research results, in the first cycle the final conditions are 6 children were keen to come back, in the second cycle increased to 34 children. However, in Cycle III, participants storytelling began to decline, the overall number of participants in Cycle III is 28 children, and in Cycle IV decreased again to 21 children. Conclusion: Children have decreased interest in returning, so the methods used should be more optimized.https://e-journal.unair.ac.id/RLJ/article/view/12052story telling, application, child
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author Tri Mega Asri
Anissa Puspitasari
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Application of Storytelling as an Effort to Improve Child Visits in Yosemite Village RW 03 Read Sukun Malang
Record and Library Journal
story telling, application, child
author_facet Tri Mega Asri
Anissa Puspitasari
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title Application of Storytelling as an Effort to Improve Child Visits in Yosemite Village RW 03 Read Sukun Malang
title_short Application of Storytelling as an Effort to Improve Child Visits in Yosemite Village RW 03 Read Sukun Malang
title_full Application of Storytelling as an Effort to Improve Child Visits in Yosemite Village RW 03 Read Sukun Malang
title_fullStr Application of Storytelling as an Effort to Improve Child Visits in Yosemite Village RW 03 Read Sukun Malang
title_full_unstemmed Application of Storytelling as an Effort to Improve Child Visits in Yosemite Village RW 03 Read Sukun Malang
title_sort application of storytelling as an effort to improve child visits in yosemite village rw 03 read sukun malang
publisher Universitas Airlangga
series Record and Library Journal
issn 2442-5168
publishDate 2019-09-01
description Background of the study: The application of storytelling Purpose: This study aims to determine the level of the child's visit after the application of storytelling in the park read RW 3 Breadfruit Malang. Method: In the application of this storytelling, researchers divided into four cycles. Each cycle using a different media story that is stuffed hilt, drawing on HVS, the image of the picture book and flannel board. Different stories read at each meeting, but the story is still in one kind, IE fables (Fiction animal life that behaves like a human), Stages of story telling is done is the planning, implementation, observation, and reflection. Findings: Based on the research results, in the first cycle the final conditions are 6 children were keen to come back, in the second cycle increased to 34 children. However, in Cycle III, participants storytelling began to decline, the overall number of participants in Cycle III is 28 children, and in Cycle IV decreased again to 21 children. Conclusion: Children have decreased interest in returning, so the methods used should be more optimized.
topic story telling, application, child
url https://e-journal.unair.ac.id/RLJ/article/view/12052
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