This document discusses a study exploring the biology learning profiles of students in indigenous science programs in Aceh Barat district, Indonesia. The study identifies students' existing scientific knowledge related to biotechnology that is derived from the traditional culture of their parents or ancestors. It explores how to incorporate aspects of multicultural science, pedagogy, and traditional biotechnology knowledge into the curriculum. Observations of 10 state schools in Aceh Barat found that 20% connected learning to refining scientific nuances, 75% never connected it, and 5% were hesitant or did not connect learning to refining scientific nuances.
This document discusses a study exploring the biology learning profiles of students in indigenous science programs in Aceh Barat district, Indonesia. The study identifies students' existing scientific knowledge related to biotechnology that is derived from the traditional culture of their parents or ancestors. It explores how to incorporate aspects of multicultural science, pedagogy, and traditional biotechnology knowledge into the curriculum. Observations of 10 state schools in Aceh Barat found that 20% connected learning to refining scientific nuances, 75% never connected it, and 5% were hesitant or did not connect learning to refining scientific nuances.
This document discusses a study exploring the biology learning profiles of students in indigenous science programs in Aceh Barat district, Indonesia. The study identifies students' existing scientific knowledge related to biotechnology that is derived from the traditional culture of their parents or ancestors. It explores how to incorporate aspects of multicultural science, pedagogy, and traditional biotechnology knowledge into the curriculum. Observations of 10 state schools in Aceh Barat found that 20% connected learning to refining scientific nuances, 75% never connected it, and 5% were hesitant or did not connect learning to refining scientific nuances.
Fetro Dola Syamsu1, Khausar1, Mardhatillah1, Syah Mohd Hadiid Thaariq1
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STKIP Bina Bangsa Meulaboh, info@stkipbbm.ac.id1
Abstract. This article explores the profile of biology learning with the purification of science in state junior high schools in Aceh Barat District. The students' pure scientific knowledge is identified in relation to biotechnology which is derived from the old culture of their parents or ancestors. Pure science knowledge is explored aspects of multicultural science, pedagogy and describes the rich and well- documented branch of traditional science known by biologists and biotechnology as Traditional Biotechnology Knowledge (TBK). Although TBK is generally inaccessible, educators can now collect TBK literature from students, parents and the community that is neatly documented with the help of videotapes of student interviews with people who have applied TBK. Examples of original science that proved one of them is Pliek fermented foods ukhas Aceh. Pliek u is made as a special study in learning related to chapter fermentation. From observations made in 10 state schools in Aceh Barat, 20% have linked the learning process with nuances of science refinement, another 75% have never connected the learning process with nuances of science purification and another 5% are hesitant to have / have not connected the learning process with nuances of purification of science.
Keywords: Indigenous Science, Biologi Learning Profile, West of Aceh