2013
DOI: 10.1002/cbdv.201300211
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Ethnochemistry and Human Rights

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“…The use of cultural products as learning resources has a positive influence on student learning outcomes, as previous research shows that the use of cultural products as learning resources has an influence on improving students' abilities [3]. Research related to Ethnochemistry also has an effect on improving student scientific attitudes [4] and also a positive response to human rights [5]. Likewise, with the tradition of Merarik the Sasak tribe has very strong relevance to the theory of chemical bonds so that it can be used as a learning resource that can facilitate 7834 Ethnochemistry in the Chemistry Curriculum in Higher Education: Exploring Chemistry Learning Resources in Sasak Local Wisdom students to understand the material of chemical bonds (contextual learning).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The use of cultural products as learning resources has a positive influence on student learning outcomes, as previous research shows that the use of cultural products as learning resources has an influence on improving students' abilities [3]. Research related to Ethnochemistry also has an effect on improving student scientific attitudes [4] and also a positive response to human rights [5]. Likewise, with the tradition of Merarik the Sasak tribe has very strong relevance to the theory of chemical bonds so that it can be used as a learning resource that can facilitate 7834 Ethnochemistry in the Chemistry Curriculum in Higher Education: Exploring Chemistry Learning Resources in Sasak Local Wisdom students to understand the material of chemical bonds (contextual learning).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Etnokimia adalah berbagai praktik budaya yang terdapat pada masyarakat dan memiliki keterkaitan secara kimiawi yang menggambarkan praktik kimia dari kelompok budaya yang dapat diidentifikasi sebagai studi tentang gagasan kimia yang dapat ditemukan dalam budaya apapun (Abramova & Greer, 2013;Ador, 2017;Rahmawati et al, 2017). Dengan kata lain, etno mengacu pada anggota kelompok masyarakat dalam lingkungan budaya apapun yang dapat diidentifikasi melalui tradisi budaya, kode, simbol, mitos, dan cara-cara tertentu yang digunakan untuk mempertimbangkan dan menyimpulkan.…”
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“…Dengan kata lain, etno mengacu pada anggota kelompok masyarakat dalam lingkungan budaya apapun yang dapat diidentifikasi melalui tradisi budaya, kode, simbol, mitos, dan cara-cara tertentu yang digunakan untuk mempertimbangkan dan menyimpulkan. Berbagai penelitian terdahulu yang menerapkan etnokimia dalam pembelajaran melalui pemanfaatan produk budaya menunjukkan hasil yang positif seperti hasil penelitian yang dilakukan oleh melalui pemanfaatan produk budaya sebagai sumber belajar berdampak pada peningkatan hasil belajar kognitif siswa, berpengaruh terhadap sikap ilmiah mahasiswa, dan hak asasi manusia (Abramova & Greer, 2013;Ador, 2017;Rahmawati et al, 2017;Rosa & Clark, 2011). Akan tetapi, berdasarkan hasil penelitian menunjukkan bahwa integrasi budaya dalam pembelajaran dan praktikum kimia masih sangat jarang dilakukan ( Ador, 2017;Abramova & Greer, 2013;Rosa & Clark, 2011) Permasalahan pembelajaran kimia lainnya juga diperkuat dengan adanya era globalisasi yang sangat mempengaruhi keperibadian peserta didik yang ditandai dengan mulai terkikisnya nilai budaya dan kearifan lokal daerah yang menjadi pertanda ancaman terhadap lunturnya identitas nasional Indonesia.…”
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“…Of course, this issue is not new and countless discussions on this topic have led to some practical attempts to restrict biopiracy practices (Mackey and Liang 2012;Abramova and Greer 2013). The present patent system may be considered inappropriate for the protection of plant varieties, since plant material is not capable of meeting the requirements of novelty and invention.…”
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confidence: 99%