Igging Up the Values of the Literature in Literary Work to Build Character of Children in Papua

Abstract

Literary works as a result of the author's creativity process of existence cannot be separated from the reality of people's lives. Literature does not only present entertainment but also enlighten readers, especially Papuan children about the values of life. Literary position (read: literary works) is very important in the lives of Papuan children in growing and shaping personality, nationalism and humanitarian solidarity both directly and indirectly. In social life, values have an important role because they will contribute to people's behavior patterns and affect the development of science and technology. This influences each other because the development of science and technology sometimes negates the values that will adversely affect children, especially Papuan children. Especially the noble values in literary works as a tool to build positive character for children in Papua. The people of Papua still have a character that is still thick with noble customs and traditions. Where Papuans still maintain beliefs related to myths or legends about human origins. So that they still believe in a belief and hope that has a higher and helpful power. Efforts are needed to avoid, avoid fear and threats by enforcing customs or preserving ancestral messages to be able to live side by side with others. Through the development of science and technology, especially literary learning, can be a contribution to the order of conduct of life that influences each other as appropriate with the noble values of life for Papuan children.

Improving Speech Skills Through The Story Method for Class VII Students of SMP Negeri 3 Merauke

“…Language is a communication tool used by humans to interact with each other in their social life. Language skills must be improved for children in language learning as part of forming a child's character [1]. Hen children master the rules of language and mastery of vocabulary; in everyday communication, the child will have excellent and correct words.…”