The values are then become an example in society. The Mahabharata also provides noble values, such as obedience and discipline in carrying out religion or government orders. In general, it appears that good will always win against evil. The Mahabharata story is rich in values, such as human interest to independence, health, wealth, happiness, struggle, and personal determination to achieve goals. Meanwhile, the epic of Mahabharata was translated into Old Javanese during the reign of King Dharmawangsa Teguh in East Java several centuries later.
In the 10th century, the epic of Ramayana in Central Java was translated from Sanskrit into Old Javanese at the time of King Dyah Balitung. The Mahabharata was composed by Rsi Wiyasa, while the Ramayana was composed by Rsi Walmiki. The Indonesian puppet stories originated from the Indian epics of Mahabharata and Ramayana. Furthermore, the values and philosophy of the shadow puppet culture harbor the potential to foster the students’ good character and behavior. We found some interesting elements, characteristics, and patterns in the Javanese shadow puppet, which can be used as a starting point to learn the sets concept.
We used ethnography to explore it through literature study, documentation, and field notes. Besides, this study also discusses the righteous life values that the students could internalize during mathematics learning through shadow puppet culture. Therefore, this study aims to explore the other elements of mathematics potentially found in this context which-for this example-is the sets material. We hardly find any other material that has been explored as deep as the geometry material in the context of the Javanese shadow puppet. The elements, however, still focus on the exploration of geometry material. Some experts have explored its characteristics and found out that it contains many mathematical elements which could be used as a starting point to learn mathematics. As a country with a diverse culture, it has detailed and comprehensive characteristics and stories related to puppets, especially the Javanese shadow puppet. If you’re not an educator or student, please check out our other app, Shadow Puppet.Ĭontact us at or follow on Twitter.Some countries have puppet culture in various forms, terms, and ways, including Indonesia. Shadow Puppet Edu is licensed for school use. It's great to see a student sitting in the hallway listening back to her own work.” - Ms. "The students absolutely enjoy this app! It's AMAZING to use in the classroom. Definitely upgraded their text-only narratives.” - Mr. Students loved hearing/seeing their voice+words+pics. ∙ .6: Use technology to produce and publish writing ∙ .5: Make strategic use of digital media to express information and enhance understanding of presentations ∙ .5-12.5: Include multimedia components and visual displays in presentations ∙ .2-4.5: Create audio recordings of stories or poems ∙ Watch and create videos on the big screen for all students to see ∙ Easily adapt ideas to your students’ learning level and your curriculum ∙ Find ideas for English, language arts, history, science, math, art, and foreign language that support the Common Core ∙ Option for administrators to disable parental gates for sharing ∙ Share to Twitter, Facebook, Youtube, or Instagram ∙ Upload to Seesaw, iCloud, Drive, Dropbox, and more ∙ Send via email to parents, student, or colleagues + Draw on screen and interact with your images as you record ∙ Choose font, color, size, position, and animation ∙ Choose one of our background songs or a song from iTunes library ∙ Record voiceover as you flip through your photos + Record voiceover narration, add music, or both ∙ Option for administrators to disable image search ∙ Automatic image credits added to end of videos to cite sources ∙ Maps Search: Search and clip images from maps and satellite maps ∙ Educational Image Search: Library of Congress, NASA, Met Museum of Art, British Library ∙ Up to 100 items per video and up to 30 minutes long + Use photos and video clips from camera roll ∙ Develop more engaging prompts for assignments or discussions ∙ Create mini-lessons for blended learning or flipped classroom ∙ Improve speaking skills or practice reading aloud ∙ Demonstrate understanding of a concept for assessment ∙ Search Library of Congress, NASA, Met Museum, maps for images to explain an idea ∙ Present a project or describe an experience
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