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HUMANISM THEORY "Journal 5"
Humanism, comes from the Latin humanist which means human and ism which means flow. The purpose of the theory of humanism is to help humans identify themselves, so they are able to explore and develop their potential. indirectly it can be said as humanizing humans.
Figure theory of humanism :
A. ERIK ERIKSON
From Erik Erikson theory about humanism, I learnd if a person's personality develops through 8 stages.
1. Trust Vs Mistrust ( Infant 0 - 18 month )
In the infant stage aged 0-18 months, parents have an important role. If the baby feels safe and comfortable then the first person to be trusted is the parent, but if them makes a mistake that makes the baby feel scared and uncomfortable, the baby will be mistrusted.
2. Autonomy Vs Shame and Doubt ( Toddler 18 month - 3 years )
At the second stage, the child will begin to be active. Children try to learn to be independent and control over themselves. Parents have a role to provide guidance when children explore, but if the guidance is not right, such as scolding what he did, it will cause embarrassment and hesitation to do something. It will have an impact on the future growth period.
3. Initiative Vs Guilt ( Pre-school 3 - 5 years )
In the third stage, children increasingly want to play, learn, know and explore new things. At this stage, parental support will motivate children to take the initiative and set goals, but if the child is not supported, guilt will arise, they will think whether what they are doing is wrong so they do not get support.
4. Industry Vs Inferiority ( School-ager 6 - 12 years )
At this stage, the child begins to find interest and tries to develop. The child will feel confident when developing and deepening the interest he chooses if he gets recognition from the teacher and his friends, but if the child gets feedback in the form of negative responses from the teacher and his friends it will cause a sense of inferiority which results in a loss of motivation which will make him doubt his own abilities.
5. Identity Vs Role Confussion ( Adolecent 12 - 17 years )
At this fifth stage, the child enters adolescence and tries to find identity. Many teenagers today have an identity crisis, when they are still in their comfort zone they will not be able to find their identity, they will get lost and confused about who they are. But if they get out of their comfort zone, they will try and try various things to find out who they really are, they will find success.
6. Intimacy Vs Isolation ( Young Adult 18 - 30 years )
At this stage, a person already knows themselves and begins to form a relationship with other people. If this relationship is successful it will make someone happy and will lead to love, but if it does not work, then the person will feel alone so choose to isolate themselves.
7. Generativity Vs Stagnation ( Middle Age 30 - 65 years )
Someone at this stage begins to make positive changes and strive to benefit others, at this stage a person will also think about what good he can do for the next generation. When this is given a positive response by others it will increase a sense of care and feel that they are useful, but if they get a negative response, someone will feel stag because they do not find the meaning of what they are doing.
8. Ego-integrity Vs Despair ( 65 years - death )
At this stage, humans are getting old and are no longer productive. They begin to reflect on themselves about what they have done, if what they have done is in accordance with their hopes and goals then that person will feel happy at the end of their life but if otherwise they will feel sad, disappointed and even hoppeles.
B. ABRAHAM MASLOW
https://i.pinimg.com/originals/19/bf/07/19bf0780dc2da6036fb849093111142a.jpgMaslow put forward a theory of motivation which is arranged in stages in the form of 5 hierarchical needs levels, including:
The first and most basic needs that must be met to proceed to the next stage, namely physiological needs, these needs are in the form of eating, drinking and resting.
The second is safety need, This need applies to long-term life. This need includes a sense of security and protection from threats, discomfort, anxiety, fear, anxiety, riots, and others.
The third is need love and belonging, humans need love and belonging, whether they love themselves, their family, partners, friends and relationships in a group.
The fourth is need self-esteem, humans need self-confidence to survive. When someone is confident, he can do everything, with confidence we can gain achievement, independence, freedom and being respected by others.
The last is need self-actualization, this need can be achieved when all the previous stages have been met. This happens when all the talents, interests, and potentials that are possessed reach their peak and are able to realize them so that they come to the desire to find satisfaction in oneself.
C. HOWARD GARDNER
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What I got from studying the theory of humanism according to Gardner is that there are 9 types of intelligence which are commonly referred to as Multiple Intelligences. According to Gardner, everyone has a different intelligence, which is described in the following types of theories:
Theory of Value : What knowledge and skills are worthwhile for learning? What are the goals of education?
Theory of Knowledge : What is knowledge? How is it different from belief? What is a mistake? What is a lie?
Theory of Human Nature : What is a human being? How does is differ from other species? What are the limits of human potential?
Theory of Learning : What is learning? How are skills and knowledge acquired?
Theory of Transmission : Who is to teach? By what methods? What will the curriculum be?
Theory of Society : What is society? What institutions are involved in the educational process?
Theory of Opportunity : Who is to educated? Who is to be schooled?
Theory of Consensus : Why do people disagree? How is consensus achieved? Whose opinion takes precedence?
The 9 types of the multiple Intelligence theory :
1. Naturalist Intelligence, human ability to distinguish living things and sensitivity to nature.
2. Musical Intelligence, the ability to distinguish pitch, rhythm, timbre and pitch.
3. Logical-Mathematical Intelligence, the ability to use logic quickly, accurately and can solve mathematical problems.
4. Existential Intelligence, the ability to answer deep questions about human existence.
5. Interpersonal Intelligence, the ability to understand and interact effectively with others.
6. Intra-personal Intelligence, the ability to understand yourself both your thoughts and feelings of yourself so you know what your strengths and weaknesses are.
7. Linguistic Intelligence, the ability to think using words and using language to express and appreciate.
8. Spatial Intelligence, the ability to recognize 3-dimensional shapes or objects and be able to imagine them.
9. Bodily-KinestheticIntelligence, the ability to express ideas with body movements and use a variety of physical skills.
D. THOMAS MALONE AND MARK LEPPER
https://psychology.stanford.edu/people/mark-lepper
Malone and Lepper conducted a research on people playing a game known as game theory. There are several factors obtained from this study including:
There are 4 individual motivational factors:
1. Challenges.
2. Curiosity.
3. Control.
4. Fantasy.
3 factors of intrapersonal motivation:
1. Cooperation.
2. Competition.
3. Confession.
4 strategies to increase motivation:
1. Attention.
2. Relevance.
3. Confidence.
4. Satisfaction.
The conclusion from the above material that I got from Erik Erikson's theory is that I learned if a person's personality develops through 8 stages. From Maslow's theory I learned a theory of motivation which is arranged in stages in the form of 5 hierarchical levels of needs that must be met. What I get from the study of the theory of humanism according to Gardner is that there are 9 types of intelligence which are commonly called Multiple Intelligences, which help to classify the intelligence of each person and the last is the theory of Malone and Lepper who conducted research known as game theory which contains individual motivation factors, motivation. intrapersonal, and strategies to increase motivation.
CONTRUCTIVISM "JOURNAL 4"
CONSTRUCTIVISM
By intheskies
Different from behavioristic theory which understands the nature of learning as an activity between stimulus and response, constructivism is basically a theory of how a person learns to build or create new knowledge in accordance with previous experiences.
In constructivism theory, the teacher must be able to provide direction and not only provide knowledge to students, so that students can also play an active role in creating their own knowledge in accordance with previous experiences and knowledge.
This makes it easier for teachers to be able to better control and direct students, teachers can guide students by providing opportunities to find their own ideas and apply them in learning so that students can unconsciously apply their learning strategies to gain new knowledge. The teacher can provide directions to make it easier for students to understand in their own way, the teacher can also link learning with things around them so that it helps students to understand better because they already have previous experience.
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