Teacher in Role to Augment the Learning of History Lessons

TEACHER IN ROLE TO AUGMENT THE LEARNING OF HISTORY LESSONS

SUMATHI MANIAM

UNIVERSITI PENDIDIKAN SULTAN IDRIS, MALAYSIA [email protected]

ABSTRACT In schools, ‘role play’ is exceptionally used by teachers to expedite teaching and learning. Distinctly, ‘teacher in role’, a form of theatre game is scarcely used by teachers although it is an invaluable technique for shaping the dramatic process and developing students’ learning. As such a research based on prospect of ‘teacher in role’ being a ‘teaching tool’ was conducted in a primary school in Kuala Lumpur. In this method, the teacher joins the pupils and plays a role in the drama as part of the teaching process. The teacher has to choose a piece of costume or a prop to signify that they are in the role to distinguish their role as a teacher and that of the character and he/she manages the learning opportunities from within the drama. ‘Teacher In Role’ is in line with Education 4.0 as it uses holistic teaching method designed to integrate critical thinking, analysis of emotion and the expansion of the learning experience and make it more relevant to everyday life situations. The research was conducted using a qualitative method ( observation, interview, and questionaires) in analysing the effects of History lesson via Teacher in Role. The outcome of the research was that pupils learnt the importance of history lessons in a more relaxed and fun manner. The data collected showed that pupils were stimulated to learn when their teacher joined them in acting out roles. Pupils auditory and psycomotor ability was enhanced through the ‘teacher in role’ method.

Keywords : Teacher in Role, Drama, Education 4.0, Auditory, Psycomotor

IMPLEMENTATION OF SCENOGRAPHY ELEMENTS IN THE PRODUCTION OF CREATIVE ARTS AMONG UPPER SECONDARY STUDENTS THROUGH THEATRICAL PRODUCTION IN THE MALAYSIA ARTS SCHOOL OF JOHOR

ZOLKIPLI ABDULLAH

UNIVERSITI PENDIDIKAN SULTAN IDRIS, MALAYSIA [email protected]

ABSTRACT The implementation of scenography in the creation of artistic and creative works are in correlation are also important components in theatrical process of a theatre production. This is because components of scenography puts together elements of visual design and creative ideas in ABSTRACT, realistic and experimental forms based on the concepts and themes of the manuscripts that will be staged. The study therefore demonstrates the role of scenography in producing a theater production at the Malaysian Art School of Johor which is effective with the application of teaching and learning patterns that focus on building creative and innovative thinking skills through exploration activities to enhance the ability to create and produce quality ideas. The outcome of this research brings to light the importance of scenography exploration amongst students and educators being exposed at an early stage about the knowledge of the arts, basic principles in design and technical skills in the theatrical production.

Keywords : Scenography, Creative Arts, Theatrical Production

THE IDENTITY OF INDIE THEATER IN THE ADVANCEMENT OF MALAYSIAN PLAYS

SYARUL AZLINA BT SIKANDAR

UNIVERSITI PENDIDIKAN SULTAN IDRIS, MALAYSIA [email protected]

ABSTRACT Theater development plays an important role in empowering the creative arts industry in Malaysia in line with technological advances. The Malaysian Indie Identity Theater study in Malay Drama Stage Development is carried out to bring professionals, academics, practitioners and students from across the country to jointly foster the potential of participants in the creative industry. Indie Theater is a new theater genre that is evolving in the Malay drama stage. This has indirectly opened a new perspective on the concept of form and content in indie theater performances. Hence, this study is to find out the form of indie theater production that is able to attract the audience? The research was able to achieve two objectives, namely to describe the form of Malaysian Indie theater in the development of the Malay drama and to analyze the identity and contents of the Malaysian Indie theater. The researcher conducted the study by interviewing four informants who are activists and academics in the theater field. Subsequently, after analyzing the data, the researcher unraveled the form and content with the Identity theory guide to build the identity of the Indie theater production. The implication of this study is very important as it will guide the knowledge and opportunities to build new innovations in theater field, add more references to the development of the postmodern Malay drama stage and can enhance the creative industry especially Indie theater production in line with producing brilliant art practitioners on the basis of the creative industry of the country. Keyword: Identity, indie theatre, Malay stage plays

Keywords : Identity, Indie Theatre, Malay Stage Plays

PAKPAK ETHNIC VALUES THAT ARE RELEVANT TO LEADERSHIP

DIN OLOAN SIHOTANG

UNIVERSITAS NEGERI MEDAN, INDONESIA [email protected]

ABSTRACT This study aims to find out the Pakpak ethnic values that are relevant to leadership. The study was conducted in Dairi regency. The data collection technique in this study is the study of literature by gathering various information through the internet, which is further examined by conducting interviews with the subjects of the Pakpak traditional leaders. The findings of the research are 4 (four) Pakpak ethnic values that are relevant to leadership, namely: a) the value of knowledge; where Pakpak ethnic leaders are someone who must have self-knowledge by having an attitude of introspection, not harming others, being responsible, honest, easy to adapt and become a motivator, and able to build commitment to achieving goals, b) religious values; on this dimension, a leader is required to rely on God in every action, c) Social Value; In this dimension an ethnic leader is formed in an organizational structure called Sulang Silima, and d) Physical Values; In this dimension a leader has a standard of worthiness, has a strong and healthy physique.

Keywords : Value, Ethnic Pakpak, Leadership

MODEL INFLUENCE OF INTEGRATIVE THEMAT LEARNING AGAINST IV CLASS SCHOOL STUDENTS 'MOTIVATION PRIVATE VOCATIONAL SCHOOL, HKBP PEMATANGSIANTAR

1ASAARO LAIA , 2YASARATODO WAU

1STKIP NIAS SELATAN, 2DOSEN UNIVERSITAS NEGERI MEDAN INDONESIA [email protected]; [email protected]

ABSTRACT This research aims to know the influence of learning motivation towards integrative learning thematic grade IV Elementary Private HKBP Pematangsiantar. This research is an ex-post facto research with quantitative approach. The subject of this research grade IV with a sample of 37 students. Sampling techniques using a sample of the total. Research data collection method using question form to thematic learning motivation scale and integrative learning students. Data analysis techniques using simple regression with the help of SPSS program 20. The results showed that: (1) influence of thematic learning integrative in class IV Elementary Private HKBP Pematangsiantar 2016/2017 school year amounted to 62.7% are high and on the category of 37.3% are in medium category; (2) the level of motivation of learning at the high percentage of category of 64.4% and on the category currently amounted to 35.6%; (3) the influence of learning motivation towards integrative thematic Learning students amounted to 22.9%. This can be shown from the value R Square of 0.229, i.e. there is the influence of the implementation of thematic learning K-13 against integrative motivation learn grade IV Elementary Private HKBP Pematangsiantar

Keywords : Integrative Thematic Learning, K-13, Motivation to Learn.

IMPLEMENTATION OF SCHOOL-BASED MANAGEMENT IN IMPROVING TEACHERS POTENTIAL IN SMP-IT NURUL ITMI MEDAN ESTATE

AZHAR AZIZ

UNIVERSITAS NEGERI MEDAN, INDONESIA [email protected]

ABSTRACT The purpose of this study was to find out how the implementation of the school-based management model in the Nurul Ilmi Medan Middle School was carried out. This research was conducted at Nurul Ilmi Medan Middle School Academic Year 2018/2019. This research is a descriptive study with a qualitative approach. Sources of research data are Principals, teachers, and SMP-IT staff at Nurul ITMI Medan Estate. While secondary data includes documents about student affairs, labor, facilities and infrastructure, school achievements and so on. The method of collecting data in this study through observation, interviews, and documentaries. The results showed that: a) the implementation of SBM in SMP-IT Nurul ITMI Medan Estate was effective because the results obtained from the implementation of SBM could support the achievement of school programs, b) empowerment of prospective teachers in SMP-IT Nurul ITMI Medan Estate focused on prospective teachers in management curriculum; effective learning management; in employment and student affairs; in financial management; and potential teachers in facilities and infrastructure. While the supporting factors for the implementation of school- based management are the government, teachers and students. While the inhibiting factors are the role of the community that has not been maximized and the limitations of school funds.

Keywords : Management, Based, School, Potential, Teacher

THE EFFECT OF ORGANIZATIONAL CULTURE, PEDAGOGIC COMPETENCY, AND MOTIVATION OF WORKING TO ORGANIZATIONAL COMMITMENT TEACHER SMK IN DISTRICT DAIRI

JOHANNES SOHIRIMON LUMBANBATU

STP. ST. BONAVENTURA KAM, MEDAN DELITUA, INDONESIA [email protected]

ABSTRACT This study examines the direct influence of organizational culture, pedagogic competence, and work motivation towards the organizational commitment of SMK teachers in Dairi Regency. The population of this research is teachers of Stated/Private SMK in Dairi Regency amounted to 481 people. Using a stratified proportional random sampling technique, the Cochran formula obtained 208 people. The research instrument is a questionnaire with Likert scale for organizational culture, work motivation, and organizational commitment. While for pedagogic competence variable use instrument test. Research data were analyzed by using path analysis technique. The results of the analysis show: X1 to X3 of 0.377, X1 to X4 of 0.368, X2 to X3 of 0.161, X2 to X4 of 0.415, and X3 toxic X4 of 0.406. Thus, the results of this study can be concluded that: organizational culture, pedagogic competence, and work motivation directly influence the commitment of teacher’s organization Stated/Private SMK in Dairi Regency

Keywords : Organizational Culture, Pedagogic Competence, Work Motivation, Organizational Commitment

EFFECTIVENESS OF HEALTH EDUCATION USING LEAFLETS IN FERTILE AGE WOMEN AGAINST KNOWLEDGE ABOUT TUBERCLOSIS IN THE WORK AREA OF TANJUNG REJO PUBLIC HEALTH CENTER PERCUT DELI SERDANG IN 2019

EFENDI SIANTURI

POLTEKKES KEMENKES MEDAN, INDONESIA [email protected]

ABSTRACT This study aims to determine the Effectiveness of Health Education using Leaflets on Reproductive Age Women on Knowledge of TB in Tanjung Rejo Percut Sei Tuan Health Center in 2019. This study was used Pre-experimental research with the design of One Group Pretest-Posttest design. This research was conducted during January 2019 until May 2019. And the instruments used in this study were questionnaires and leaflets. The sample in this study were 40 women who had a productive age (20-45 years). From the results of the study it was found that the knowledge level of the respondents before being given extrapolation majority was in the Less category as many as 26 respondents (65.0%); Knowledge of respondents after being given counseling became a sufficient majority category of 8 respondents (20.0%), and after counseling and the results were tested by paired T-test samples T-test was obtained sig 2 tailed at 0,000 (p value) <0.05 there was effectiveness of health education in women of childbearing age to knowledge about tuberculosis in the Tanjung Rrejo Deli Serdang Health Center area in 2019.

Keywords : Education, Health, Leaflet, Woman, Age, Fertile, Tuberculosis

SCHOOL PUBLIC STRATEGY IN INCREASING COMMUNITY TRUST ON IMAGE OF SMK ARINA SIDIKALANG

ILYAS SUHARTO SITORUS

UNIVERSITAS NEGERI MEDAN, INDONESIA [email protected]

ABSTRACT this study aims to find out how the strategies, obstacles and supporting factors, and the results achieved by the vice headmaster of SMK Arina Sidikalang in the field of public relations in creating a school image and to increase public interest in the school. This study uses a qualitative approach, it is based on the intention to describe the behavior of informants, namely public relations, principals, and school committees according to existing social situations. The subjects of this study were the deputy head of the public relations sector, the principal, and the school committee. Data collection techniques are interviews, documentation and supported by using audio record aids, and photo cameras. This study uses an analysis of the Milles and Huberman models consisting of data reduction, data presentation, and conclusion drawing. The results of the study show that: a) the strategy undertaken is understanding the internal and external conditions of the school, improving physical and non-physical conditions of the school, and introducing the school to the community, b) supporting factors are cooperating with alumni, awareness of government, foundations and all school members to support the school's image. While the inhibiting factor is the double duty as a teacher and deputy principal in the field of public relations, and the limitations of facilities and infrastructure in the field of public relations, c) the work done by representatives of the public relations sector is to realize quality schools, improve the quality of public education, multicultural school climate as an activity center learning and achievement and increasing public trust in the existence of the school.

Keywords : Public Relations, Public Interest, School Image

PREDICTION OF JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL NATIONAL EXAMINATION SCORE ON THE LEARNING ACHIEVEMENT IN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS IN MEDAN

BABBY HASMAYNI

UNIVERSITAS MEDAN AREA, INDONESIA [email protected]

ABSTRACT Learning achievement is very successful with the learning process. The learning process and achievement are positively correlated, meaning that the learning process done well and successfully will produce good and high learning achievements. Therefore it is necessary to know the factors that influence the learning process itself. The purpose of this study is to study and test the predictive power of the National Examination Score (NES) of SMP on the learning achievement of high school students in the city of Medan. The research location is in Medan City which is in 21 state high schools spread across several districts. The analysis used in this study uses regression analysis and A-B variant analysis. Before conducting a regression analysis, the normality test for the distribution of criteria is carried out, and the linearity test between the predictors and the criteria. The results of the study showed a significant relationship between the National Examination Score (NES) with student achievement, this result is evidenced by the coefficient F = 10,564 with p <0.01. The predicted value of the National Examination Score (NES) has not been satisfactory for predicting student achievement, this proves with a lower correction coefficient for the National Examination Score predictor. There is a significant difference between the learning achievements of male students and female students, this is calculated by the coefficient F = 52.187 with p <0.01, and it turns out that female students have higher learning achievement compared to male students. Obtained a significant difference between students who pass through the National Examination Score (NES) with students who pass through written tests.

Keywords : Prediction, National, Examination, Score, Achievement

TRANSITIVITY ANALYSIS OF NAHUM SITUMORANG’S TRADITIONAL SONG LYRICS

ARSEN NAHUM PASARIBU

FACULTY OF LANGUAGE AND ARTS UNIVERSITAS HKBP NOMMENSEN, INDONESIA [email protected]

ABSTRACT Culture is manifested in many ways. Traditional song is one of the cultural manifestations representing a social life of an ethnic group. Culture recognition, such as understanding traditional song meanings, is believed to preserve cultural heritage. Accordingly, this study aimed at analyzing transitivity patterns used in 10 traditional song lyrics written by a famous Toba Batak traditional song writer, Nahum Situmorang, to find out the experiential meanings realized in his masterpiece. The method of the study is a descriptive qualitative. Transitivity analysis put forwarded by Halliday (1994, 2004) under Systemic Functional Grammar (SFG) served as the tool of data analysis. The result of the study yields two major findings as follows: 1). All of the six process types can be found in Nahum Situmorang’s traditional song lyrics, 2). Mental process and relational process are the most frequently occurred process types in his traditional song lyrics. This indicates that his song lyrics are overwhelmed by emotional description of social phenomena.

Keywords: Culture, Nahum Situmorang, traditional song lyrics, transitivity analysis, Toba Batak

EFFECTS OF KOREAN FILM TOWARD EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE OF COLLEGE STUDENTS

FREDINAN DE HOTMAN ZEBUA

UNIVERSITY HKBP NOMMENSEN, INDONESIA [email protected]

ABSTRACT ABSTRACT: Korean Wave or Korean Fever has been very popular in Indonesia, Korean culture's popularity also channeled through all lines including film. Variations in film genres such as the romantic, criminal, comedian and others combining elements from Korean behavior and culture. a pre survey conducted toward college students found that most psychology students of HKBP University Nommensen liked Korean films. Korean film also expresses emotions both verbal and nonverbal (movement). The purpose of this study was finding the effect of Korean films on empathy, social skills as part of emotional intelligence. The method used was an experiment, on 22 students of the psychology faculty of HKBP University Nommensen Medan, with an age range of 18 to 22 years. The results showed in general, there was no effect of Korean film giving on emotional intelligence, which was significant at 0.353 (p> 0.05). but in further search, aspects of empathy, self-motivation, increased by 0.5 to 0.7 points mean. While the aspect of social skills has decreased the mean up to 1 point so that if it is considered necessary have a potential for the development of one's emotional intelligence.

Keywords : Korean Film, Emotional intelligence, Empatial, Social Skills

TEACHERS ABILITY TO SOLVE STUDENTS PROBLEMS IN PPKN LESSONS VIEWED FROM THE ACTIVE LEARNING STRATEGY THE POWER OF TWO (STUDY CASE IN SMA 6 PEMATANGSIANTAR)

FARIDA HANUM SIREGAR

UNIVERSITAS MEDAN AREA, INDONESIA [email protected]

ABSTRACT This study aims to see the ability of students to solve existing problems. The subjects in this study were 36 students of Class X IPA 1 SMA Negeri 6 Pematangsiantar, SMA Negeri 6 Pematangsiantar were one of the schools implementing the power of two active learning strategy in PPKn subjects. This study uses the method of observation, interviews and questionnaires, the analysis of which uses descriptive qualitative. The value of x1 individuals = 26.92, x2 individuals = 31.22, x3 individuals = 37.58 with xtotal = 95.72, where the results of rhit = 0.785. Value of x1 group = 26.83, x2 group = 36.83, and x3 group = 40.78 with xtotal = 104.44 where rhit = 0.693. Both of these results indicate an increase in students' problem solving skills from day to day both individually and in groups. So, from the results obtained through observation, interviews and statistical data it can be concluded that the active learning strategy of the power of two can improve students' ability to solve problems

Keywords : Problem, Solving, Ability, Power Two, Active, Learning, Strategies

INDONESIAN PIANO COMPOSITION IN HISTORY OF MUSIC

1HENDRIK LEONARD SIMANJUNTAK, 2LONO LASTORO SIMATUPANG, 3VIKTOR GANAP

1PENGKAJIAN SENI PERTUNJUKAN DAN SENI RUPA SEKOLAH PASCASARJANA UNIVERSITAS GADJAH MADA UNIVERSITAS HKBP NOMMENSEN, INDONESIA

2PENGKAJIAN SENI PERTUNJUKAN DAN SENI RUPA SEKOLAH PASCASARJANA UNIVERSITAS GADJAH MADA, INDONESIA

3PENGKAJIAN SENI PERTUNJUKAN DAN SENI RUPA SEKOLAH PASCASARJANA UNIVERSITAS GADJAH MADA, INDONESIA [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]

ABSTRACT The existence of Indonesian piano music has a relationship with piano music in Europe, this can certainly be obtained through a study of the use of forms, materials, textures and techniques used by Indonesian piano composers in compositional activities. The extent to which the relationship between the development of Indonesian piano music with piano music in Europe can be done with the approach of historical musicology studies, namely studies related to the history of music, including studies of notation, performance practices and instrumentation. The assessment stage begins by first selecting a number of composers who are considered to represent the periodization in Western music (Baroque, Classical, Romantic, and Modern), then do an analysis to the level of compositional concepts (both related to ideas and musical characters). After that, we examine the extent of the relationship of Indonesian piano music in the development trajectory of piano music in Europe. We conclude that Indonesian piano composers can be positioned and included in the Modern era. An interesting thing found from the works of Indonesian piano composers (Amir Pasaribu, Mochtar Embut, Trisutji Kamal, Jaya Suprana, and Jaya Suprana) is in the use of forms, melodies, textures and rhythms that are not bound to a particular music periodization. Indonesian piano composers broke out of standard music conventions in the Baroque and Classical periods by changing forms, according to their individuality. The findings of this study are the composition of the Indonesian piano closer to the style of the composition of the romantic period.

Keywords : Composition, Composer, Indonesian Piano, Analysis, History

SELF-CONTROL KLEPTOMANIA SUFFERERS

M. FADLI NUGRAHA

LECTURER AT UNIVERSITAS MEDAN AREA, INDONESIA [email protected]

ABSTRACT This study aims to determine empirically self-control in patients with Kleptomania in Medan, North Sumatra. The method in this study uses qualitative. The sampling technique is based on the theoretical operational construct and in this study the sample used was only one kleptomania sufferer with two informants who knew best about him. The research instrument used was through observation, interviews and projective techniques. Data collection aids use interview guidelines, recording devices, stationery and TAT (Thematic Apperception Test). Data analysis techniques using the analysis of Miles and Huberman models. The results in the study showed that rivalry sibling and lack of communication triggered the emergence of Kleptomania disorders. The typical thought control is that it cannot control its thinking. Likewise, emotional control and momentary impulses that occur only for momentary satisfaction and enjoy the process of owning other people's belongings. Performance regulation controls are also low. The desire to repent is smaller than the desire to do Kleptomania. The TAT results show in line with the fact that perpetrators continue to be motivated to do so because of the environment and difficult impulses in the opponent

Keywords : Self, Control, Kleptomania, TAT

THE IMPACT OF PARENT CLASS ON PARENT ENGAGEMENT IN CHILDREN'S EDUCATION

LENNI ARTA F S SINAGA

POST GRADUATE OF MEDAN STATE UNIVERSITY, NORTH SUMATRA, INDONESIA [email protected]

ABSTRACT Information about parents in education of children is very important because parents are the primary and first educators, so they must complete themselves. Parent class is a means to build awareness of parents / guardians to be involved in education of children, including the development of a safe, comfortable, and enjoyable learning environment. Parents class is conducted at least twice as much as those coordinated by the association of parents and is guided by the teacher or the school. Researchers have proven a great deal about parental classrooms towards increasing parental knowledge in parenting. Parents who always increase their knowledge about how to educate children will have better knowledge in education of children. Parents in education of children will also improve achievement of children and character. However, parents who do not care and are not involved in education of children will have a negative impact on achievement of children. In general, the results of this study prove the existence of a parent class program to parents in school children at home, in the community and at school. From the results of the analysis of the effectiveness of the parent class using the paired sample t test, information was obtained that all parental support variables had a significant change in value (2 tailed) at 0.001 (below 0.05), meaning that the independent variable was significant after the parent class was carried out. The school as the organizer of the parent class must implement the parent class starting from planning, implementing and evaluating. The class of parents is implemented at least twice in 4 state junior high schools in Binjai, namely SMP 5.SMP 6.SMP 9 and SMP 12 in Binjai. From the research data approved by the 4 schools proceed to the class of sustainable parents and school principals who approve the policy and set out in the Annual Work Plan.

Keywords : Parent Class, Parent Participation, Children's Education

GOOD GOVERNANCE OF GREAT RESOURCES TO GREAT SOCIAL WELL BEING IN INDONESIA

MARTONO ANGGUSTI

FACULTY OF LAW HKBP NOMMENSEN UNIVERSITY, INDONESIA [email protected]

ABSTRACT There are 17,504 islands that are included in the territory of the sovereign state of the Republic of Indonesia according to the Deputy of Maritime Sovereignty of the Coordinating Ministry for Maritime Affairs, where 16,056 islands have been standardized at the United Nations until July 2017. There are more than 300 ethnic groups in Indonesia, or precisely 1,340 tribe according to the 2010 Central Statistics Agency census. There are 6 religions recognized in Indonesia, namely Islam, Protestantism, Catholicism, Hinduism, Buddhism and Confucianism. With so many tribes, cultures, resources and the nature beauty. Who is not proud to be born in Indonesia. A gift from God that has no two in this world, that is the country of Indonesia and known as the world's paradise. On tuesday, January 29, 2019, the manager of transparency international Indonesia Research, Wawan Sujatmiko, said the score of Indonesia's GPA rose by one point. "The Indonesian GPA score of 2018 is 38, after 2016, 2017 is a score of 37 GPA.” The "sheep fighting" culture left behind by the Dutch colonials still prevails. The law "blunt up" and "sharp down." Soekarno, Indonesia's first president once said that "My struggle is easier because it expels invaders, your struggle will be more difficult because it is against your own people." Maybe when just reach independence, this sentence will be difficult to understand. But today, the history proves it.

Keywords : Four pillars of Nationality, Welfare state, Law enforcement, Education, Love the Country

APPLICATION OF DIVERSION AS A LEGAL PROTECTION EFFORTS FOR CHILDREN OF THE ACTION OF NARCOTICS CRIMINAL ACTORS

1RIDHO REJEKI PANDIANGAN, 2RANAF SITANGGANG, 3BINTANG MAY ELLYN NAIBAHO, 4BINTANG CHRISTINE

1,2,3,4 GRADUATE PROGRAM FACULTY OF LAW HKBP UNIVERSITY NOMMENSEN [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]

ABSTRACT Special protective measures for children contained in the Convention on the Rights of the Child that have been ratified into the Child Protection Act No. 23 of 2002 as amended by Law Number 35 of 2014 concerning Child Protection and the Law of the Criminal Justice System that requires it diversion or settlement of cases of Children outside the Court as contained in article 7 paragraph (1) of Law Number 11 Year 2012 concerning the Criminal Justice System for Children which reads "At the level of investigation, prosecution and examination of cases of Children in a district court must be pursued Diverse" which aims to avoid imprisonment of children. But in practice Diversi efforts are ruled out in the settlement of cases when the Child as a Narcotics Actor is subject to Article 111 Jo 112 of Law Number 35 Year 2009 Concerning Narcotics with a maximum sentence of 12 years imprisonment. Therefore the ideals of the birth of Law Number 11 of 2012 concerning the Juvenile Justice System are still far from what is expected. This article aims to find out how far the application of the diversion system is to resolve cases of narcotic crime committed by children. This research was conducted with a normative method and using secondary data sources. Based on this research it can be stated that diversionary measures have not been well implemented in the juvenile justice system in Indonesia.

Keywords : Child, Diversion, Child Criminal Justice System, Narcotics

THE SETTLEMENT OF FAMILY PRINCIPLE IN COOPERATIVE (KOPERASI) LAW

1AFNILA,2AFFILA,,3NAZARUDDIN

1,2,3 DEPARTMENT OF CONSTITUTIONAL LAW,FACULTY OF LAW, UNIVERSITY OF NORTH SUMATRA, INDONESIA [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]

ABSTRACT In the preamble of the 1945 Constitution of The Republic of Indonesia, there was written the grand goals of the Republics of Indonesia. One of the statement is “…adverting public welfare..”, furthermore, the statement elaborated in chapter XIV of Social Welfare and after the Amendment to the Constitution, the tittle of this article changes to National Economic and social Welfares with the family principles outlined in article 33 paragraph (1) of 1945 Constitution of The Republic of Indonesia. This article as the foundation of cooperatives (koperasi) which decreases laws and regulations concerning cooperatives (koperasi), among other Law Number 79 of 1958 concerning Cooperatives Association, Law Number 14 of 1965 concerning Cooperatives, Law Number 25 of 1992 concerning cooperatives and Law Number 17 of 2012 concerning Cooperatives, but the implementation of family system in some law are deference. Against this background, this research is intended to find the essences of the family principle in the cooperatives law. This research is a normative legal research with secondary legal sources. Based on the research it can be stated that the family principle in the legislation regarding cooperatives experiences ups and downs in the formulation of legal policies in Indonesia.

Keywords : Family Principle, Cooperative, Legislation

THE CHANGES OF THE VILLAGE HEAD ELECTION SYSTEM FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION OF VILLAGE GOVERNMENT

1AFFILA, 2AFNILA, 3ARMANSYAH

1DEPARTEMEN OF ADMINISTRATION LAW LAW FACULTY, UNIVERSITY OF SUMATERA UTARA, INDONESIA [email protected]

2,3DEPARTEMEN OF CONSTITUTIONAL LAW LAW FACULTY, UNIVERSITY OF SUMATERA UTARA, INDONESIA [email protected]; [email protected]

ABSTRACT The history of village governance has changed along with the dynamics of conditions and the national political situation. The village is the center of the local community which has autonomy in managing community life, local institutions and economic resources. Law No. 6 of 2014 concerning Villages, that the Village Head is directly elected by the villagers, Republic of Indonesia citizens who meet the requirements. Although, the regulation on the selection of village heads from time to time has changed, it is not a fundamental change. Because the village head election system from the past until now remains the same that is elected by the people directly. Existing regulations will continue to have a significant impact in the implementation of the election of Village Heads which will or have been carried out directly and simultaneously in the Regency/City, the implementation of which is regulated by Regency / City Regional Regulations. In this research using the normative juridical method, it was found that the village head election system had previously implemented a direct election system by the people, but experienced various influences on the pattern of governance, development and empowerment of village communities by the village head.

Keywords : Village Head, Village Head Election System, Implementation of Village Government.

A DEMANDS OF COMBATED DEMANDS CRIMINAL CRIME OF CORRUPTION CRIMINAL ACCOUNTS MONEY LAUNDERING

1JULY ESTHER, 2RIKI YANTO PASARIBU

UNIVERSITY OF HKBP NOMMENSEN INDONESIA

ABSTRACT Corruption is one of the original criminal acts (predicate crimes) in the crimes of money laundering. The development of the mode of criminal acts of corruption accompanied by money laundering required legal thinking in enforcement and can be criminal acts. As a mode to deceive law enforcement officials, perpetrators of corruption crimes have disguised and concealed the crime with money laundering. As a result of law enforcement that has been enforced so far only revolves around the demands of the prosecutor who only demands a criminal act of corruption or money laundering. Losses that have occurred due to criminal acts of corruption and money laundering need to have a method of merging criminal charges for corruption accompanied by money laundering. This research is normative legal research using a literary approach in the form of case studies decision and court approaches, i.e. legislative ACT of criminal acts and money corruption laws. The qualitative source of legal substances is the main data of court judgments, secondary data in the form of law, and tertiary data supporting primary and secondary data. The study resulted in legal thought that corruption as the crime predicate of money laundering could be combined with prosecution by prosecutors. The merging of these prosecutions has efficient benefits such as tracking assets that have been washed and maximizing the return of assets through the seizure of assets that can be proven both in investigations, prosecutions and through judicial review. From these results the authors expect that improvements in terms of rules and activities can be coordinated eradication between law enforcement agencies of the police, prosecutors, Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK), and the Center for Acceptance and Analysis Financial (PPATK) in combining the prosecution of corruption and money laundering so that the verdict to be handed down by the judge can restore the state's financial losses and fulfill the sense of justice in the community and achieve the goal of punishment.

Keywords : Combated Demands, Corruption, and Money Laundering

POETRY IN THE INDONESIAN SERIOSA COMPOSITION

1KARTINI R.M MANALU, 2LONO LASTORO SIMATUPANG, 3NYAK INA RASEUKI

1PENGKAJIAN SENI PERTUNJUKAN DAN SENI RUPA SEKOLAH PASCASARJANA UNIVERSITAS GADJAH MADA UNIVERSITAS HKBP NOMMENSEN, INDONESIA

2PENGKAJIAN SENI PERTUNJUKAN DAN SENI RUPA SEKOLAH PASCASARJANA UNIVERSITAS GADJAH MADA, INDONESIA

3PENCIPTAAN DAN PENGKAJIAN SENI SEKOLAH PASCASARJANA INSTITUT KESENIAN JAKARTA, INDONESIA [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]

ABSTRACT Poetry is a series of diverse complex parts of the artistic whole. Putting poetry together after analysis is like coordinating a musical performance; both actual poetry and actual musical composition converge into an artistic experience that grows deeper and deeper we understand it. Seriosa songs, the point is the equality of music and text, a synthesis of art forms from two different media. Those who fail to understand the meaning of poetry will be correlated with failure to understand the real meaning of music. Singers who have not thoroughly studied poetry cannot sing or play seriosa compositions with focus, imagination and vitality. The need to study poetry in preparation for seriosa performances is not an option, but rather becomes a major part of the basic work for seriosa singers and pianists. There is a phenomenon that occurs, especially in music education in Indonesia, they study seriosa songs by prioritizing notation without ever having the opportunity to learn language as art, either in poetry or in the form of prose. We separate poetry discussions into two basic components: poetry content and poetic forms. In addition to general concerns about word usage, we will also examine how words are chosen for language features that suggest the musical arrangement of the verse: words that exploit sound and color. Choosing certain words because their bright or dark sounds convey certain senses or emotions is one of the poet's most dramatic resources, and recognizing these loud and colorful words is of great concern to the composers who arrange poetry and singers who speak texts.

Keywords : Seriosa, Poetry, Composition, Indonesian Idiom, Singer, Analysis

THE RELATIONSHIP OF THE ROLE PLAYING METHOD TO LEANING INTEREST OF STUDENTS IN COMMUNICATION AND COUNSELING LESSON IN MIDWIFE PRACTICES AT POLTEKKES KEMENKES MEDAN

RISMAHARA LUBIS

POLTEKKES KEMENKES MEDAN, INDONESIA [email protected]

ABSTRACT This research is correlational, this correlation study is essentially a research or study of the relationship between two variables in a situation or group of subjects. This is done to see the relationship between one symptom with another symptom, or one variable with another variable. The population in this study were all first-level students in the Midwifery Academy of Poltekkes Kemenkes Medan, as many as 63 people. Result of the reasearch are: a) the application of role play learning methods in the Midwifery Academy of Poltekkes Kemenkes Medan 2012, good category (66.7%), b) the interest in studying Level I students in communication and counseling courses in midwifery practice at the Poltekkes Kemenkes Medan Midwifery Academy in 2012 is good (52.4%) and, c) there is a relationship between the role play learning method with the students' interest in learning communication and counseling courses in midwifery practice, where r count (0.639)> rtable (0.254) with a Sig (2-sided) value of 0,000

Keywords : Role, Playing, Interest, Communication, Midwife

BUSINESS FUNDAMENTAL AND FINANCIAL STATEMENTS TRAINING FOR SMALL BUSINESSESCOMMUNITIES IN MEDAN MARELAN, NORTH SUMATERA PROVINCE

1DEARLINA SINAGA, 2JULIPER NAINGGOLAN, 3BESLINA AFRIANI SIAGIAN

FACULTY OF TEACHER TRAINING AND EDUCATION, UNIVERSITY OF HKBP NOMMRNSEN, INDONESIA [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]

ABSTRACT Entrepreneurship is the application of innovation & creativity to problem solving and to take advantage of the opportunities faced by others every day. Innovation and creativity become important capital in generating business opportunities that are able to improve the level of the economy both for themselves and for the wider community. The goal of the Community Partnership Program is to develop the community especially housewife and young women towards an economically independent community and help in creating innovative business opportunities in the form of utilizing plastic waste into economically valuable items and also making a bouquet of flannel-based flowers. The method used in the implementation of the Community Partnership Program is Demonstration. The planned activity starts with the design of basic entrepreneurship training modules, then training on processing of simple materials (plastic waste and flannel cloth), conducting product manufacturing assistance, followed by training on the preparation of simple financial statements. The output of this service is 1. The community is able to process simple ingredients into products that have economic value 2. The community is able to market products to consumers both directly and through social media 3. The community is able to prepare simple financial reports from the sale of products.

Keywords : Entrepreneurship, Flannel Bouquet, Plastic Trash, Financial Reports, Marketing

ANALYSIS OF SOCIAL MESSAGES IN THE 'PEMASU-MASUN ' AS KARO’S FOLKSONG IN THE MARRIAGE CEREMONY

KUMALO TARIGAN MPPSN, FIB, UNIVERSITAS SUMATERA UTARA, INDONESIA [email protected]

ABSTRACT This article is titled "Analysis of Social Messages in "Pemasu-masun" as Karo’s folksong it the Marriage Ceremony". This study examines the problem of social messages contained in the ongs. To find the study material, it is necessary to describe and analyze four aspects of the song, there are: (1) performance in the context of the ceremony, (2) musical aspects (3) textual meaning, and (4) the function of the song. To examine aspects of the performance of the song in the context of the ceremony used the theory of performance. Studying musicals is used distributional theory and reviewing textual meanings is used semiotic theory. While reviewing functions is used function theory. The analysis was carried out using the ethnosains approach. The methods and techniques used are qualitative research based on field observations, direct involvement, interviews, and data recording. The results of the study show that (1) the performance of the songs in the wedding ceremony takes place at the end of the speech acts from the kinsfolk, (2) the musical aspect, song follows the tempo of kibot (keyboard) accompaniment to the composition of the Karo traditional music. Karo's characteristic scale that is stepping, with melodic phrases such as statements and answers that are repeated without a fixed count; (3) the textual meaning of the pemasu-masun, which as a whole tells the story of what is adat (norms, custom) and the view of life according to the concept of Karo,s thought, both denotative and connotative; (4) the most important functions of songs are: (i) as one of the norms in a marriage ceremony, because it acts as a part of speech acts, (ii) as an emotional expression, (iii) as a physical reaction, (iv) as a tool adat communication, (v) as community integration. The social message of the song "pemasu-masun" is found in its function as communication, both as non-verbal communication and verbal communication. Non-verbally the social message of the song is stating that the ceremony is performed with biggest based on ate keleng (affection) to all kinsfolk. Verbally the social message of the song is (a) for mutual respect between kinsfolk, (b) asking for mercy for all kinsfolk. (c) maintaining continuity of kinship, (d) expressing local wisdom of the views of the Karo society in living their lives with adat enggeluh or custom.

Keywords : Social Messages, Pemasu-masun as Karo’s folkongs, Marriage Ceremonies

SUPERVISION OF SCHOOLS HEAD MASTER IN DIGITAL ERA TO IMPROVE TEACHER PERFORMANCE

1M. BASIR HASIBUAN, 2PANINGKAT SIBURIAN

1HEAD OF BRANCH EDUCATION OFFICE SUNGGAL MEDAN NORTH SUMATRA PROVINCE, INDONESIA 2PROFESSOR AT UNIVERSITAS NEGERI MEDAN NORTH SUMATRA, INDONESIA

ABSTRACT In the current millennial era, principals need new knowledge and skills to lead effectively both in terms of cost and authority. As a teaching leader (instructional leadership) the principal is responsible for mobilizing and directing all the potential of teachers to achieve educational goals in schools. Related to the principal's duties, the principal's position as school administrator, teaching leader, and supervisor. the principal as a suvervisor must be realized in the ability of the compiler and implement the education supervision program and utilize the results. The ability to compile educational supervision programs must be realized in the preparation of classroom supervision programs, development of supervision programs for extra-curricular activities, development of library, laboratory, and exam supervision programs. As teaching leaders, principals must be able to mobilize the potential of school personnel including staff and teacher development activities, carrying out evaluation programs for teachers and staff. As the principal's supervisor has the task of providing professional technical assistance to teachers in planning, implementing and evaluating teaching so that learning objectives can be achieved optimally. In carrying out their duties as supervisors, the principal can choose the right approach according to the problems faced by the teacher and needs to pay attention to the level of teacher maturity. Principals of senior high schools / vocational schools in Medan Sunggal Subdistrict, Deliserdang Regency, North Sumatra, conducted a clinical approach. From the research results it is proven that the clinical approach is proven to be able to improve the quality of teaching of teachers in SMA / SMK Medan Sunggal sub-district, Deli Serdang Regency.

Keywords : Suvervison, Digital Era, Teacher Performance, High School

SCHOOL ACCREDITATION IN DISRUPTION ERA IN IMPROVING QUALITY OF EDUCATION (CASE STUDY IN JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL AT PEMATANGSIANTAR)

1TUMPAL MANAHARA SIAHAAN, 2PANINGKAT SIBURIAN, 3DIN OLOAN SIHOTANG

1LECTURER AT UNIVERSITAS HKBP NOMENSEN PEMATANGSIANTAR 2PROFESSOR DI UNIVERSITAS NEGERI MEDAN 3TEACHER OF SMK SWASTA ARINA SIDIKALANG NORTH SUMATERA

ABSTRACT In the current era of disruption, education is demanded to have good quality so that it can improve the ability to compete with school needs. A school has quality when it has good accreditation scores. In Indonesia, school accreditation is referred to in grades A, B, C. School accreditation for: obtaining an assessment of schools that can be used as a tool for coaching, developing, and improving quality; determine the level of eligibility of a school in providing education services. Schools must be able to improve each other's performance by meeting 8 national education standards. In the accreditation process, a school / madrasah is evaluated in its approval with direction and approval, also prepared for the whole school / madrasah as a place of learning. Although various differences occur in schools / madrasas, schools / madrasas are evaluated according to certain standards. Standards are expected to support and create an atmosphere conducive to the growth of education and provide direction to support oneself that is supported, as well as providing incentives to continue to increase the expected achievements. In accreditation schools / madrasas must recognize their strengths and weaknesses and make continuous efforts to increase their strengths and improve their weaknesses. In this case accreditation has the meaning of the educational process. In addition, accreditation is also an assessment of the results in the form of formal certification of the condition of a school / madrasa that meets certain service standards set by the government. Thus it can be said that the accreditation process in the meaning of the process is the assessment and development of the quality of a school / madrasah on an ongoing basis. Accreditation in the meaning of the results states the recognition that a school / madrasa meets the specified eligibility standards.

Keywords : School Accreditation, Quality, Education, Improving

EDUCATIONAL AUTONOMY OF INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION 4.0

JONSON RAJAGUKGUK

FACULTY OF FISIPOL UNIVERSITTY OF HKBP NOMENSEN, INDONESIA [email protected]

ABSTRACT Education is the only tools that can be used to build a country civilization. Human resources expected to be good through the education therefore, the good governance of education has a positive impact to the quality of education. All the time, the good governance of education in Indonesia is still far from what we expected for. It is not focused on creating excellent graduate but rather than done as a routine activity without any effort how to develop and improve our education quality. Moreover, in the era of regional autonomy, the secondary education is under the provincial and district government authority. The education autonomy that give full authority should jack up the quality of our education spontaneously because there are abundance of authority including the finance management. How does the regional government manage the education autonomy especially in industrial revolution 4.0 is a question that need to be answered by the provincial and district government nowadays.

Keywords : Education Autonomy, Industrial Revolution 4.0

APPLICATION OF CRIMINAL LIABILITY BASED ON THE PRINCIPLE OF ERRORS IN THE NARCOTICS CASE COURT DECISION

1Herlina Manullang, 2Marthin Simangunsong, 3Angelika Nindya Gultom, 4Argentina Maradona Sinaga

1,2DEPARTMENT OF CRIMINAL LAW 3STUDENT DEPARTEMENT OF BUSINESS LAW ANDALAS UNIVERSITY, INDONESIA 4STUDENT DEPARTEMENT OF CRIMINAL LAW 1,2,4HKBP UNIVERSITAS NOMMENSEN MEDAN [email protected]; [email protected]; 3angelikanindya9gmail.com; [email protected]

ABSTRACT Nowdays narcotics consumption in Indonesia has reached a serious and concerning level. There isn’t one area in Indonesia have a free title from narcotics black market. The spirit of eradicating narcotics is carried out through the prohibition and eradiction through law No.35 of 2009 which severse criminal sanctions that are more severse than the previous law that is law No. 22 of 1997. The interested in Law No. 35 of 2009 about Narcotics by injecting "principle of errors" in the trunk of his body being used as a basis for imposing penalties on perpetrators, as known the principle of actus non facit reum, nisi mens sit rea in criminal law. Therefore, judges are prohibited from imposing criminal sanctions or sanctioning actions on the defendant if their mistakes are not proven. By following the principle of errors, proven narcotic crime does not automatically the culprit to be convicted, because it depends on whether the defendant has a mistake or not. Based on 3 (three) court decisions examined, most of the defendants were convicted when the crime was committed. In other words, the defendant's mistake is automatically there and the crime is proven. However, between crime and error are two different areas that require proof of each.

Keywords : Application, Criminal Liability, The Principle of Errors

DYSFUNCTION OF THE LAW NUMBER 1 OF 1970 TO TACKLE CRIMINAL ACTS OF OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH (OSH)

PARNINGOTAN MALAU

CANDIDAT DOKTOR UNIVERSITAS SUMATERA UTARA, INDONESIA [email protected]

ABSTRACT Act 1 year 1970 on Occupational Safety (UUKK) is a legal umbrella of Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) of Indonesia. UUKK uses penal policy as a rational effort to tackle criminal protection of OSH worker/labor in the workplace. However, the high industrial accident that occurred every year that caused many workers/laborers suffered defects/death, and the absence of industrial accident cases that use UUKK as the basis for prosecution/criminal radiomen indicates that UUKK dysfunction. There is a contradiction with the Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia (UUDNRI) of 1945 that explicitly provide a guarantee of OSH protection as a human rights worker in the workplace. The protection of OSH workers is the derivation of the values of Pancasila which is the guidance of the state and every community association, including in the industry working relationship between the entrepreneurs/corporations and workers/workers. The objectives of the UUKK penal policy are in line with the country's purpose, which is to provide OSH protection for the welfare of workers/laborers, as mentioned on The Fourth Opening of UUDNRI in 1945. The problem raised, why UUKK dysfunction. Search the root of the problem using a normative juridical research method with the legislation approach. The results of the study concluded, UUKK dysfunction caused the poor policy of criminal formulation of UUKK so it does not allow to be enforced because it is recommended, renewal of the formulation policy of UUKK with attention to the social realities of society.

Keywords : UUKK, OSH protection worker/labor, Criminal policy formulation

LEGAL PROTECTION OF ELECTRONIC DATA IS ASSOCIATED WITH ELECTRONIC CERTIFICATES AS REGULATED IN ARTICLE 1 (ONE) PARAGRAPH 9 (NINE) OF LAW NO. 19 OF 2016 IN CONJUNCTION WITH LAW NO. 11 OF 2008 CONCERNING INFORMATION AND ELECTRONIC TRANSACTIONS

1ANDRIE GUSTI ARI SARJOLO, 2MORI RAJAGUKGUK. 3GONCALWES SIRAIT, 4TIMOTEUS NATANAEL SIRAIT

1,2,3,4,NOMMENSEN HKBP UNIVERSITY,GRADUATE PROGRAM LEGAL SCIENCE STUDY PROGRAM

ABSTRACT The development of an increasingly rapid era in a country and in the international world, resulting in the absence of information limits both on government, economics and events that occur in developing countries and developed countries in the International World. This development makes it easy for every action or action to be more practical for individuals and institutions to do a job more easily without having to face to face directly, but through internet access. In the profits will have the risk of loss, as well as security will result in the misuse of information by some people who commit crimes in the field of information technology that is generally known as "cybercrime". Crime in cyberspace or in English is called "cybercrime" is a term that refers to criminal activity with a computer or computer network being a tool, target or place of crime. These include online crime, online auction fraud, check fraud, credit card / carding, confidence fraud, identity fraud, child pornography, violence, and others. The current legal provisions concerning the above are regulated in law number 19 of 2016 amendment to law No. 11 of 2018 concerning Electronic Information and Transactions, which in whole article refers to the understanding in article 1 (one) paragraph 9 ( nine) which contains the Electronic Certificate reads: "Electronic Certificates are electronic certificates containing Electronic Signatures and identities that show the legal subject status of the parties in Electronic Transactions issued by the Electronic Certification Provider" Whereas in its current implementation, globally throughout the world there is a security known as SSL (Secure Socket Layer). SSL (Secure Socket Layer) is a security layer to protect transactions on your website with sophisticated data encryption technology. So the author tries to emphasize how the legal protection of electronic data regulated in Law NO 19 of 2016 in conjunction with Law No. 11 of 2008 concerning Information and Electronic Transactions which essentially contains Electronic Certificates with the application of data security systems imposed by commercial and non-commercial institutions in currently both nationally and globally, called SSL (Secure Socket Layer)

Keywords : Legal, Protection,Electronic Data, Electronic Transactions

EMPLOYEE'S READINESS FOR ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGE AND JOB CHARACTERISTIC ON INDONESIAN FINANCIAL COMPANY

HOTPASCAMAN SIMBOLON

UNIVERSITY OF HKBP NOMMENSEN, INDONESIA [email protected]

ABSTRACT Industrial revolution 4.0 has been the major talks toward every aspect including financial system on financial company. Researcher all over the world have varied findings and named these revolution as disruption era. Indonesia as developing country responding these situation by earlier 2018 president keynote speech. While on 2017 survey PWC found that there are more than 55 % changes on consumer transaction from traditional toward using mobile and internet way. Not to mention there are emergence of financial technology (fintech) company as go-pay, ovo, sakuku, dan dana, shaking the existence of current financial company by reducing recruitment, focusing on internet ready, reducing jobs or even adding marketing as the main job responsibility of employee. The aim of this study was discovering the readiness of employee towards the organization policies on facing the current situations including the perception of their current jobs. An online method was used for gathering data. In general, this study found out that there are significant correlation (R=0.398, sig : 0.006) employee’s readiness and their perception on their current jobs. Employee of this study found that they are anticipating the changes on their jobs and a slightly higher (only 3 point above the hypothetical mean) for readiness on a holistic changes on company. This data, suggest that every financial company in Indonesia have a brief program enhancing the awareness, and readiness to act for the existence of the company.

Keywords : Employee's Readiness for Organization Change, Job Characteristic, Financial Company, Industrial Revolution 4.0

GRATITUDE ON WORKING MOTHER AND NOT-WORKING MOTHER

NANCY NAOMI GP ARITONANG

UNIVERSITAS HKBP NOMMENSEN, INDONESIA [email protected]

ABSTRACT The aim of this study was to determine wheter working mothers and not-working mothers differ with regard to aspects of gratitude. Gratitude is an expression of admiration, thankful, and appreciation of something belong to. This expressions are intended to others, human being or some entities like God (Emmons & Shelton, 2002). For the purpose of this study, a meta-analysis was performed on data from reseach involving availability sample of 64, in range of 25 to 50 years old working mothers and not-working mothers. The participants each complete GQ-6 scales that measure gratitude in a warm sense of appreciation, a sense of goodwill, and a disposition to act aspects. The data analyzed quantitavely using t- test and statistically working status difference were not found, thus the hypothesis is rejected. There is no significant difference gratitude between working mothers and not- working mothers, with value of p=0.668 (p>0.05), and the value of t sum = 1.983 < t table = 1.998. The statistically result shows that 90.6% working mothers have gratitude in high level, and 87.5% not-working mothers also have gratitude in high level. So, the conclusion of this study is gratitude of working mothers and not-working mothers has no difference.

Keywords : Gratitude, Working Mothers, Not-Working Mothers

INDIVIDUAL EDUCATION PROGRAM (IEP) ON CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL NEEDS

ERVINA SIAHAAN

UNIVERSITY OF HKBP NOMMENSEN, INDONESIA [email protected]

ABSTRACT Children with special needs are those who require special education and treatment as to develop humanity potential in themselves. One of the methods which can be carried out is Individual Education Program (IEP). Individual Education Program is a learning program designed to assist children with special needs based on strength they possess. The creation of IEP requires cooperation between professionals as well as parents. So, such program can run. The creation of IEP begins with data intake, assessment, program design, implementation and evaluation. The subject of the study were one therapist as well as parents of the autism-diagnosed child. The type of the study used was qualitative case study. This study ran for seven months starting from assessment, creation, implementation and evaluation. The study result showed the child experienced a positive development, therapist had plans in each program which would be delivered. Difficulty which occurred during IEP’s implementation was both the child and the parents‘ boredom, feeling that it was still difficult to run the program at home because a child’s behaviors differ at home as well as at the therapy center.

Keywords : Autism, Child with Special Needs, Individual Education Program

LEARNING STRATEGY APPROACHES: ARE THERE DIFFERENCES AMONG VARIOUS FIELD OF STUDIES?

ASINA CHRISTINA ROSITO

FACULTY OF PSYCHOLOGY UNIVERSITAS HKBP NOMMENSEN, INDONESIA [email protected]

ABSTRACT Recently, the use of technology in learning has become more intensive. Students get access to different knowledge and skills quickly, using mobile phones, laptops, or tablets that connected to the internet. They can learn or read everywhere at any time. It seems that by using digital technologies, students can improve their ability to process information in meaningful way and to get more cognitively involved in their study. However, studies in recent years on students in several Asian countries showed the opposite, that in general students tend to process information in a surface way. This had become a trigger for us to conduct preliminary research to obtain a comprehensive view of undergraduate students’ learning strategy approaches. In addition, this study aimed to explore whether there are differences in learning strategy approaches for different fields of studies. There were 264 undergraduate students of Universitas HKBP Nommensen, who involved in this study. They studied in various domain of studies such as economics (n= 50) , engineering (n=21), psychology (n = 103), law (11), agriculture (68), education (n = 11). The instrument used was an adaptation version of ASSIST (Approaches and Study Skills Inventory for Students) that can identify the main learning strategy approach used by students. In general, there were no various significance differences among domains of study. However, few significance results were found. Psychology students used deep approach more intensively than agriculture students. In similar way, economics students used deep strategy approach more often than agriculture students. Some implications and further research suggestion were discussed

Keywords : Deep Approach, Surface Approach, Strategic Approach, Field of Study

THE MATCH BETWEEN JOB DESCRIPTION OF PASTOR AND BATAK TOBA PROSPECTIVE PASTORS PERSONAL NEEDS

FREDDY BUTARBUTAR

PSYCHOLOGY FACULTY UNIVERSITY OF HKBP NOMMENSEN, INDONESIA freddybutarbutar@ uhn.ac.id

ABSTRACT Personality is influenced by many factors, one of which is culture that will affect one's values. Likewise with the Toba Batak tribe, which is one of the tribes originating from North Sumatra. This study wanted to describe how the needs of prospective pastors like Toba Batak and see their compatibility with the job description as a pastor in one of the tribal church in Indonesia. The needs profile was revealed using Edward Personal Preference Schedule. In this tribal church organization the job description of the pastor was as follows: (a) serve as the main minister and church leader, (b)equip members to serve (c) Serves as overseers for organists and music leaders, Sunday school administrators, and various sections in organizations in the church (d) plan and conduct services, preach the word of God, serve the sacrament (e) serve as advisory members to all official groups in the congregation. The research subjects were 96 prospective pastors who came from the Batak Toba tribe. The results there were needs that were less supportive in carrying out their duties as a pastor which were need of autonomy, affiliation and achievement which tend to be low. These low need were less supportive in carrying out the role of leader and the role of pastors who must establish positive relationships and carry out their duties with quality. While the low but supportive needs were the need for aggression and succorance. The needs that were classified as quite strong and support the role of a pastor were the need of deference, interceptions, dominance and nurturance.

Keywords : Pastor, Needs, Personality

EFFECT OF EFFECTIVENESS OF ACCOUNTING INFORMATION SYSTEMS AND WORK MOTIVATION ON EMPLOYEE PERFORMANCE AT PT BANK SUMUT MEDAN HEAD OFFICE

ARDIN DOLOK SARIBU

LECTURER IN THE FACULTY OF ECONOMICS UNIVERSITY OF HKBP NOMMENSEN [email protected]

ABSTRACT This study aims to determine the effect of the effectiveness of accounting information systems and work motivation on employee performance at PT. Bank SUMUT Medan Head Office. The Method used in this study is a Survey Method. Data collection techniques using questionnaires (written questions) distributed to related sections of accounting information. All respondents answers were measured using a likert scale. Data analysis method used in multiple linear regression analysis method. The results showed that the effectiveness of accounting information systems had to effect on employee performance, while work motivation affected employee performance. This mean that the the increasing effectiveness of the accounting information system cannot influence or cannot improve employee performance. As with the variable work motivation can employee performance, because with high motivation makes employees work well and performance results will increase.

Keywords : Effectiveness of Accounting Information Systems, Work Motivation, and Employee Performance

COMPOSITION OF "GOD'S DIVINITY" BY JOHN 1: 1-3, 10-11 USING THE SUNDA MUSIC IDIOM

HANNAS THEOLOGY DOCTOR PROGRAM, HARVEST INTERNATIONAL THEOLOGICAL SEMINARYJAKARTA

ABSTRACT The composition entitled "God Divinity" was inspired from the book of John 1: 1-3, 10-11. Speaking of God as Creator in the midst of people who now doubt the existence of God. In this composition, researchers collaborate between European music and archipelago music, namely Sundanese ethnic music. The form used in this composition is the Free Form. This research uses qualitative methods with data collection techniques through literature studies and interviews in the process. Then this composition is displayed as a tangible manifestation of research that has been done at the Dome of The Harvest, in 2019. This composition was created with the aim of developing a wealth of culture, especially Sundanese artistic music in various spheres. Starting from the church, secular, educational institutions, and the government.

Keywords : God Divinity, European music, Sundanese Music Idioms, Collaboration, Free Form

EFFECT OF LEADERSHIP AND ADVERSITY QUOTIENT ON THE EMPLOYEE COMMITMENT

QAMARUDDIN

SEKOLAH TINGGI ILMU MARITIM "AMI" JAKARTA, INDONESIA [email protected]

ABSTRACT Research on employee commitment is important for it has a relationship with desired outcomes such as high performance, low turnover and absenteeism. The objective of this research is to study the effect of leadership and adversity quotient (AQ) on the employee commitment. The research approach is quantitative and the analysis technique is path analysis. The research was conducted at PT.YKK AP Indonesia located in Tangerang, Banten, using survey with the samples of 92 employees being selected simple randomly. The research findings show: (1) leadership has positively and significantly affected the employee commitment; (2) adversity quotient (AQ) has positively and significantly affected the employee commitment; (4) leadership has positively and significantly affected the adversity quotient. Based on these findings, it can be concluded that enhancing the employee commitment can be done through strengthening leadership and improving adversity quotient.

Keywords : Adversity Quotient, Employee Commitment, Leadership

EDUCATION OF TECHNOLOGY FOR SOCIAL WELL BEING

1NURLIANI SIREGAR, 2BANGUN MUNTHE, 3BERTARIA SOHNATA HUTAURUK, 4SUSY SIBAGARIANG

FACULTY OF TEACHER TRAINING AND EDUCATION HKBP NOMMENSEN UNIVERSITY, INDONESIA [email protected]

ABSTRACT The purpose of this research is to improve the social welfare of the community through the world of education with the application of Educational Technology Innovation in Learning and Learning subjects. The application of educational technology innovations in Learning and Learning courses begins by activating the role of students of the Faculty of Teacher Training and Education to help children who live in their areas of residence so that free tutoring. Data collected in research and development uses descriptive qualitative analysis of the implementation and results of the development of model design. The development consists of three steps, namely (1) an initial draft consisting of a study of literature, a needs analysis, and documentation, (2) a stage of applying the design model of the technology of learning and learning technology education, syllabus, evaluation, expert validation and revision, ( 3) the implementation phase which consists of limited trials and revisions, field trials and revisions, and the final model. The product of this research is the Learning and Learning handbook which applications can be used by students and teachers, especially Learning and Learning courses.

Keywords : Educational Technology, Learning and Learning, Community Social Welfare, Teacher Training and Education Faculty Students

EXISTENCE OF CRIMINAL FINE IN CRIMINAL ACT OF CORRUPTION

1NURHILMIYAH, 2IDA HANIFAH, 3ASLIANI

1,2,3DEPARTMENT OF LAW UMSU, INDONESIA [email protected], [email protected], [email protected]

ABSTRACT Criminal fines have become a phenomenon and a long result about the partnership system in Indonesia. Criminal fines are no longer carried out properly and can be accepted in the eyes of the law because fines can be carried out or cannot. Today in Indonesia, a fine criminal has become a phenomenon and a long debate about the imaging systems in Indonesia. This research uses normative and empirical legal research methods. Conducted at the Medan District Prosecutor's Office and the Corruption Court of the Medan District Court, by collecting legal materials related to imposing fines on the Corruption Court. The data obtained is then processed and analyzed with those obtained from the findings that are expected to be obtained from the new policy in criminal law. The results of this study, the existence of imprisonment in eradicating corruption does indeed exist in our law enforcement. It's just that considering it is not significant enough to help achieve one of the goals of punishment is to recover state finances. Several factors related to the substance of the law greatly affect the existence of a court based on this, one of which has nothing to do with the law concerning boundaries.

Keywords : Existence, Criminal Penalties, Criminal Acts of Corruption

IMPROVED MOTIVATION AND LEARNING RESULTS USING THE DEMONSTRATION METHOD IN ANSAMBEL II

EMMI SIMANGUNSONG

MUSIC ART STUDY PROGRAM, FBS, NOMMENSEN HKBP UNIVERSITY

ABSTRACT The learning of Pianica musical instruments is commonly studied in foreign and domestic schools. However, in the Music Department, Faculty of Language and Arts University HKBP Nommensen, pianica musical instruments are re-studied by students referred to as the Pianika II Ensemble Course. Learning pianica music instruments can help students learn to know to read and written the notes, rhythms and melodies in notation. Learning the notes, rhythms andmelodies are correlated with learning Music Theory and Solfegio. The obstacle faced by the lecturers to teach the Ensemble II of Pianika is that most students have low ability to read beam notation, rhythm, melody and the low motivation of students to learn Ansemble II. This is due to the requirements for admission of new students in the Music Department not to be able to read beam notation. The number of students taking the Ansemble II course is 56 students and only five students were able to read the beam notation from the Medan Music High School. This study discusses of the improvement of learning motivation using the demonstration method in the Pianica II Ensemble course. In the process of learning the demonstration method, the performance of lecturers is done as a planner, as a teacher, and as an evaluator. The steps for implementing the demonstration method carried out by the lecturer are: 1) Preparing the tools needed; 2) Explain to students what is planned and what will be done; 3) Demonstrate patterns of rhythm and melody of pianica songs to students slowly, as well as providing sufficient explanation; 4) Repeats step by step and explains the reasons for each step; 5) Assign students to do their own demonstration step by step and accompanied by an explanation. Methodology of this topic/article used qualitative research. The results obtained in this study are an increase in learning motivation using the demonstration method is an appropriate method applied in the learning process of the Pianika II Ensemble. Students are very interested and motivated to learn pianica music instruments. Increased motivation to learn by using the demonstration method has a positive impact on student success to obtain an A.

Keywords : Pianica, Student, Demonstration, Teacher, Evaluator

TEXTUAL ANALYSIS OF DIRECTIVE SPEECH ACTS ON “ANDUNG” EXISTENCE AS ORAL AND ORIGINAL TRADITIONAL CULTURE AND LITERATURE OF TOBANESE (A CASE STUDY ON TOBANE RELATIVES OF DISTRIC OF DOLOK SANGGUL, HUMBANG HASUNDUTAN REGENCY)

JUBILEZER SIHITE

UNIVERSITY OF HKBP NOMMENSEN, INDONESIA [email protected]

ABSTRACT Textual Analysis of Directive Speech Acts Found on “Andung” Existence as Oral and Original Traditional Culture and Literature of Tobanse is explained. The study is aimed to find out the phenomenon and textual (contour, melody, style) of directive speech acts of Andung by the relatives of Tobanese including during mourning ceremony. It is a kind of lamentation art usually expressed during a ceremony. It is also a combination among crying, speaking and singing in sorrow. Andung itself will be more dramatic because it is usually expressed repeatedly. But not everyone is accustomed and skilled in it. Some people argue, this expression of sadness is not something that is learned. It is a psychological innate of a person who has a sensitive heart and is supported by the expressive nature he/she has. The source of the data is three videos of ceremony provided that contain sadness of mourning ceremony. The data is all the utterances that expressed by the relatives during the ceremony being running on. Having conducted an analysis , it is found that according to the melody there are five ways of expressing Andung art, they are : repetitive, interactive, reverting, stropic and progressive. According to the contours, it is found that there are five form of Andung art, they are : ascending, descending, pendulous, terraced and static. Andung art is only the sound of crying coming out without it accompanied by music/musician. It is expressed as a feeling overflow; Grief, death of a loved one or relative, lament, singing, poetry and pray. Some kinds of expressive speech acts were uttered by the relatives. They are apologizing, thanking, condoling, congratulating, complaining, lamenting, protesting, deploring, boasting, complimenting, greeting, and welcoming. The most dominantly expressed is complaining. Because the relatives complained about how suddenly something bad and sorrow happening to them or family. The representation of cultural values in the Andung art tradition are to show respect, health, honesty, politeness and kinship.

Keywords : Andung, Local Tradition, Lamentation, Directive Speech Acts, Mourning Ceremony

CONFLICT OF INTEREST EVOLUTION IN INDONESIA PUBLIC PROCUREMENT

1RONALD HASUDUNGAN SIANTURI, 2AHMAD FERI TANJUNG

1,2DEPARTMENT OF LAW, PRIMA INDONESIA UNIVERSITY, INDONESIA [email protected]; [email protected]

ABSTRACT Conflicts of interest in the public procurement are unlawful, both in the criminal law regime, administrative law and competition law. Article 7 Presidential Regulation No. 16 of 2018 concerning Procurement of Goods / Services The government has set a limitative conflict of interest prohibition which is grouped in 6 forms. In practice, forms of acts against the law continue to develop so as to avoid the prohibition of conflicts of interest that are only limited in a limited manner. This research investigates whether Article 7 of Presidential Regulation No. 16 of 2018 concerning Procurement of Goods / Services The government has accommodated the development of forms of conflict of interest in the last 3 years. This research is a normative juridical study using secondary data in the form of court verdicts. The analysis was done qualitatively with a cases approach. The results showed that the forms of conflict of interest in the procurement of government goods and services continued to evolve in accordance with developments. Therefore, Article 7 of Presidential Regulation No. 16 of 2018 concerning Procurement of Goods / Services the Government cannot accommodate the development of forms of conflict of interest.

Keywords : Conflicts Of Interest, Government Procurement, Benefit Owners

STATUS OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERALS OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA AS A GOVERNMENT INSTITUTION IMPLEMENTING COUNTRY'S POWER IN THE INDONESIAN STATE CIVILITY SYSTEM

1JANPATAR SIMAMORA, 2BINTANG ME NAIBAHO

1LECTURER OF FACULTY OF LAW AT HKBP NOMMENSEN UNIVERSITY, MEDAN. 2MASTER OF LAW POSTGRADUATE PROGRAM HKBP NOMMENSEN UNIVERSITY, [email protected]

ABSTRACT The Attorney General's Office of the Republic of Indonesia is a government agency that exercises state power in the field of law enforcement, particularly in the field of prosecution. As a law enforcement agency that has a central role in the legal process itself, the Attorney General's Office of the Republic of Indonesia can be positioned as part of the main state institutions that have the same position and presence as other main state institutions. But in its later implementation, the position of the Attorney General's Office of the Republic of Indonesia was not always in line with the main tasks it was carrying. Even the regulation in the 1945 Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia as a state constitution was not found at all. In this connection, this research is intended to determine the position of the Attorney General's Office of the Republic of Indonesia as a government agency implementing state power in the Indonesian constitutional system. In order to answer the problem in this study, normative juridical research methods are used, namely by examining the various provisions that exist as secondary data to solve the problem under study. The results of this study indicate that the position of the Attorney General's Office of the Republic of Indonesia as a government agency implementing state power is a law enforcement agency that is placed as part of the executive, but the implementation of the main duties and functions as well as its authority is included in the judicial domain. Based on such conditions, further regulation is needed regarding the position of the Prosecutor's Office of the Republic of Indonesia which is more ideal, so that in carrying out its main tasks and functions as well as its authority can run well.

Keywords : Prosecutor's Office, State Institution, Constitution, Independence, State Administration

THE ROLE OF INDONESIAN WORSHIP SONGS AT RISE UP GENERATION (RG) MINISTRY CHURCH IN TANJONG MALIM-MALAYSIA

1JUNITA BATUBARA, 2KAMALUDDIN GALINGGING

MUSIC DEPARTMENT, FACULTY OF LANGUAGE AND ARTS, HKBP NOMMENSEN UNIVERSITY, NORTH SUMATERA, INDONESIA

ABSTRACT In 1928, the Borneo Evangelical Mission (BEM) in Australia established a Protestant school of religion called the Borneo Gospel Assembly Church (SIB) in Malaysia. SIB began to develop in the Sarawak and Sabah regions. Ministry of Rise Up Genearation (RG) ministry is one part of SIB. The songs or songs used in the worship service at RG Ministry use Indonesian spiritual pop songs, which is outside the custom of liturgical songs following the SIB. The author is interested in answering the question: do Indonesian spiritual pop songs respond to the needs of the congregation where they affect the emotions and behavior of the congregation in the RG ministry? To answer this question, the author has conducted field research using quantitative and qualitative research methods. To obtain relevant data, the authors made questionnaires and in-depth interviews with pastors and administrators of RG ministry churches where the church administrators were 100% students of the Sultan Idris Education University (UPSI). This finding shows positive signs that the songs sung in worship services meet the needs of the congregation by singing Indonesian spiritual pop songs. The songs were also proven to positively influence the emotions and behavior of the congregation to be more expressive in performing praise and worship. Significant influence is evident from the worship service which is held every week, namely the congregation is able to sing well. Through Indonesian spiritual pop songs, congregations are helped to express their faith physically and spiritually by singing in worship services.

Keywords : Borneo Gospel Assembly (SIB), Indonesian Popular Spiritual Songs, The Role of Music in Worship, Emotion and Behavior, Quantitative Approaches and Qualities in music analysis