The research aims to help the basic problems of students in determining their choice of majors in Extracurriculars by using Multiple Intelligence-based selection. The research was conducted at the Nurul Jadid Islamic Boarding School in the Jalaluddin Ar-rumi area using a qualitative approach with field research. Data obtained from interviews and observations. Data analysis was preceded by interviews with the Head of Santri Resources & Management, chairman of the Association for Organization Rumi (AFORMI), and the students. The results of the study show that the selection of students based on Multiple Intelligence (MI) is very helpful in determining the extracurricular class of the dormitory, it is even very helpful in procuring activities so that the administrators are able to carry out procurement according to the needs of the talents & interests of the students. The stages of the selection implementation consist of conducting questionnaire tests, giving briefings, and delivering material on Multiple Intelligence. The use of Multiple Choice questions was maintained because the administrators considered that the use of these questions was still effective for students. The Multiple Intelligence-based student selection model is very important to develop because Multiple Intelligence emphasizes the individual intelligence of students, which is considered suitable for the current approach to students.

This study aims to analyze and examine more deeply the implementation or application of the Learning Program through the singing method as an implementation method applied by RA Khairiyatul Amien, Ajung sub-district, Jember district, East Java. The singing method as an effort to succeed in children's learning has many benefits, including as a method of acquiring vocabulary and vocabulary for early childhood which tend to be very difficult to implicate. This study uses a descriptive qualitative approach with the type of case study research at RA Khairiyatul Amien. The data collection instrument in this study used observation and in-depth interviews as well as documentation to support the completeness of the data. The data analysis technique in this study was carried out with the stages of data collection, data reduction, data presentation, and conclusion of research results. In its implementation, the children voluntarily and cheerfully recorded the lyrics to the children's song under the direct guidance of the teacher. From this study, it was found that the singing method is very efficient and effective in continuous learning as well as mastering vocabulary in children because children have very high sensitivity to their hearing and sight so they tend to memorize and imitate easily. Of course, this success is coupled with consistency and continuous effort