Metode pembelajaran discovery dalam mengembangkan proses berfikir kreatif anak

Amelia, Zahrina and Fitria, Nila (2020) Metode pembelajaran discovery dalam mengembangkan proses berfikir kreatif anak. Jurnal Al-Azhar Indonesia: Seri Humaniora, 5 (4). p. 220. ISSN 2356-0215

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Abstract

This study aims to obtain an overview of patterns and empirical data regarding discovery learning methods in developing creative thinking processes for children aged 6-7 years in the South Jakarta area. This research used qualitative methods and was carried out on parents and children aged 6-7 years in the Jakarta Selatan area. The data collection procedure was carried out through observation, interview, and documentation. Data analysis using data reduction, data display, and verification/conclusion. Data checking was performed by data triangulation and member checks. The findings of the research show that discovery learning methods in developing children's creative thinking processes are: (1) children ask questions and explore their surroundings when collecting information. (2) children chat to exchange information they have. (3) children convey and test the ideas they have. (4) children identify ideas that they have are perfect or need refinement. This is also supported by the teacher by presenting problems, guiding, and supervising children to explore and find answers. This research implies that theoretically, the creative thinking process can be carried out in every school through activities that provide space for children to find their ideas or answers. Practically, the creative thinking process will develop well if there is support from the teacher and the child's environment. The teacher can create a conducive environment and an environment that supports children to find new ideas.

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