Malang, 6 July 2024 – Let’s Play Indonesia proudly organized the Session of Insan Amanah Teachers held on Tuesday (16/7/2024) at Piknik Hub Malang. The event was attended by ten teachers from Insan Amanah school with the aim of learning the application of Game-Based Learning methods using the Pesona Boardgame (Pembangunan Ekonomi Sosial Negeri Aksi).
This event was designed to train Insan Amanah teachers in using the Pesona Board Game as a learning medium. By integrating Game-Based Learning, it is hoped that classroom sessions can become more interactive and engaging for students. Teachers will learn how to apply this game in the learning process to enhance student engagement and understanding of social economic concepts.
Series of Activities
The event began with an introduction session where the teachers and facilitators from Let’s Play Indonesia got to know each other and understood the purpose and agenda of this training session. This introduction created a friendly and open atmosphere that facilitated effective discussion and learning.
After the introductions, the session continued with an introduction to Game-Based Learning and its benefits in the educational context. Facilitators explained the basic concepts of this method, including how games can be used to facilitate deeper and more participatory learning. Teachers were given insights into various strategies for integrating games into their curriculum.
The introduction of the Pesona Board Game became the main focus of this session. Facilitators explained the game rules, objectives, and how to play the Pesona Board Game. Teachers were invited to understand how this game can be used to teach social economic concepts interactively. The Pesona Board Game is designed to simulate economic and social development scenarios, giving players the opportunity to learn through direct experience.
After the explanation of the game, teachers were divided into small groups and given the opportunity to play the Pesona Board Game. This playing session was not only aimed at entertaining but also providing practical experience to teachers on how this game can be implemented in the classroom. Facilitators accompanied each group, providing guidance and answering questions that arose during the game.
After the playing session, a reflective discussion was held where teachers shared their experiences while playing the Pesona Board Game. This discussion included reflections on how the game can help students understand social economic concepts, challenges that might be faced in integrating the game into learning, and ways to overcome these challenges.
The event closed with an interactive Q&A session, giving teachers the opportunity to ask further questions and get clarification on things they did not understand. Facilitators provided practical advice on how to adapt the Pesona Board Game for various student levels and learning styles.
Let’s Play Indonesia was very pleased to collaborate with teachers from Insan Amanah in this event. Game-Based Learning is an effective method to make learning more engaging and participatory. Let’s Play Indonesia hopes that through this training, teachers can bring new experiences into their classrooms and increase student engagement in the learning process.
Enthusiasm and Positive Response
Teachers showed high enthusiasm throughout the event. They actively participated in each session and gave positive feedback on the benefits of the game-based learning method. Many teachers stated that they gained new insights and felt motivated to implement Game-Based Learning in their classrooms.
Conclusion
The Session of Insan Amanah Teachers event organized by Let’s Play Indonesia successfully achieved its goal of providing training on the application of Game-Based Learning using the Pesona Board Game. Through interactive and practical sessions, teachers acquired the knowledge and skills needed to make classroom learning more engaging and effective. This event is expected to have a positive impact on teaching methods at Insan Amanah and enhance students’ understanding of social economic concepts.
Media Contact
For more information about this event, please contact:
Let’s Play Indonesia
Email: info@letsplay.id
Phone: +62 857-3362-4943
