Aksara Ulu Lubuklinggau and Its Implementation in the Senior High School Cultural Arts Learning Material Module

Risma Nugraha, Akbar Bagaskara, Trie Hartiti Retnowati

Abstract


This research aims to: (1) Examining the form of ulu lubuklinggau script for high school cultural arts learning materials. (2) Making a high school cultural arts module with the material of the ulu lubuklinggau script. (3) Testing the feasibility of the ulu lubuklinggau script material module for high school cultural arts learning materials. This research uses a qualitative descriptive methodological approach to examine the history, origin and form of the ulu lubuklinggau script which then the data with the Research and Development (R&D) methodology approach is processed into cultural arts learning material products. At the same time it aims to test the feasibility of the Ulu Lubuklinggau script learning material module. Based on the results of qualitative research and development research, it can be concluded as follows: (1) Lubuklinggau ulu script is one of the script varieties in the Rencong Nusantara script group which consists of several variants of Sumatran script. The study of the Lubuklinggau ulu script began after the discovery of the Gelumpay Manuscript at the Negeri Ulak Lebar site, which contains stories about teachings in Hinduism that teach how to meditate or meditate. However, the existence of the Lubuklinggau ulu script has only been known and studied by a small number of academics in Lubuklinggau City, which is considered less effective in sustainable preservation. (2) Module making as a cultural preservation technique is one of the effective strategies in preserving culture in the community. In making the learning material module of the Lubuklinggau ulu script, the needs analysis data showed that there was no special subject or special material that specifically discussed the Lubuklinggau ulu script in the scope of formal education. Therefore, the module was made by following the module making procedure and going through the product validation process. The result is a learning material module on typography of the Lubuklinggau ulu script consisting of three main materials, namely two-dimensional art, Lubuklinggau ulu script, and typography, which can be used as a learning resource in learning cultural arts in grade X high school. (3) The learning material module of the Lubuklinggau ulu script has been declared feasible because each stage of its manufacture is carried out systematically and in accordance with the module design procedure. The assessment results from media experts, material experts, class teachers, and participants showed excellent results with the category "Very Good". The design of this module aims to appreciate and preserve the cultural identity of the Lubuklinggau City community, as well as a response to the task of the education unit in preserving regional culture and teaching it to the next generation.


Keywords


Aksara Ulu Lubuklinggau; Cultural Arts Module; Material Implementation

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.18415/ijmmu.v10i10.5190

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