Dari Warisan Leluhur ke Laboratorium Modern: Etnosains Mewarnai Pembelajaran IPA
Keywords:
Etnosains, Pendidikan IPA, Ilmu Pengetahuan Alam, Budaya, PascasarjanaSynopsis
"Dari Warisan Leluhur ke Laboratorium Modern: Etnosains Mewarnai Pembelajaran IPA" lahir dari kegelisahan akan pentingnya mengintegrasikan nilai-nilai budaya lokal ke dalam pembelajaran ilmu pengetahuan alam yang semakin global.
Nusantara kita kaya akan khazanah pengetahuan tradisional yang telah teruji zaman. Sayangnya, modernisasi kerap kali menggerus warisan berharga ini. Melalui etnosains, kita memiliki kesempatan emas untuk merajut kembali benang-benang kebijaksanaan leluhur dengan temuan-temuan ilmiah terkini.
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