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  <title>Integration of Ngumbai Lawok Culture and Language in Learning to Develop Social-Emotional Interaction Using Image Media for Early-Age Children</title>
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  <namePart>Uswatun Khasanah...[et al.]</namePart>
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  <publisher>Serial JTP : Jurnal Teknologi Pendidikan</publisher>
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 <note>Keywords    Cultural integration  Early childhood learning  linguistic  Social emotional interaction   Abstract  The social and emotional growth of young children is significant for fostering empathy  communication  and social interaction. However  education in schools often ignores the linguistic and cultural components around children  thereby hampering the development of some parts of their social-emotional relationships. The ngumbai lawok tradition is one of the cultures of Lampung  s coastal communities in appreciating marine products which can be integrated with language to improve children  s social and emotional development using image media. This research aims to find out how early childhood learning that combines Ngumbai Lawok language and culture using image media can influence the formation of social and emotional relationships in early childhood. This research methodology is an action research design that combines qualitative and quantitative techniques. The research subjects are children aged 3-6 years at the early childhood education institution in Batanghari sub-district  East Lampung. Data is collected through observations  instructor interviews  questionnaires  documentation to measure children  s social and emotional growth  and records of social-emotional development activities. Data analysis includes quantitative and qualitative to compare changes in children  s social and emotional development before and after intervention. Research shows that the Numbai Lawok language and culture combined with image media can improve children  s ability to interact socially and emotionally. The use of image media helps children understand the cultural concepts of Numbai Lawok and stimulates their language development  and children show improvements in aspects of cooperation  empathy  and communication. This research concludes that the integration of local culture and language with visual media is effective in improving the social emotional skills of young children.     </note>
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  <topic>1. PENDIDIKAN ANAK USIA DINI - SOSIAL EMOSIONAL&#13;2. MODEL PEMBELAJARAN INTERAKSI BUDAYA</topic>
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