Javanese Language Skill Level of Early Childhood in Term of the Use of Javanese Song

  • Fajar Rizky Maulida Department of Early Childhood Teacher Education, Faculty of Science of Education, Semarang State University
  • R Agustinus Arum Eka Department of Early Childhood Teacher Education, Faculty of Science of Education, Semarang State University
Keywords: Javanese Language, Skill Level

Abstract

This Study using experimental approach with Static Group Comparison. This study examined the difference of Javanese language skill for early childhood in Pekalongan city by singing method using Javanese songs. The sample of this study is 30 children of ABA Binagriya Kindergarten as experimental group and 30 children of ABA Bendan Kindergarten as control group. The Javanese songs was used with experimental group only. The result of the study were analized using t-test. Independent sample t test used to measure difference level of Javanese language skill. The result of Independent sample t test indicated that t count value is -6,350 and t table is 3,156. The value of –t count < -t table (-6,350 < -3,156. The study indicated that there are significant differences in mean scores of Javanese language skill.

How to cite
Maulida, F., & Eka, R. (2014). Javanese Language Skill Level of Early Childhood in Term of the Use of Javanese Song. Indonesian Journal Of Early Childhood Education Studies, 3(1), 42-46. doi:10.15294/ijeces.v3i1.9475

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Published
2014-06-14
Section
Articles