Course Description
This course examines the understanding of the meaning of PNF philosophy, philosophical thinking methods, scope, types of philosophy used to study PNF, the scientific and professional foundations of PNF, as well as the principles of insight into the future of PNF and also the educational philosophy behind the PNF program in Indonesia through explanations, discussions, presentations and assignments. Assessment in this course is obtained from actively participating in lectures and also assessing test results, both mid-semester exams and final semester exams. An indicator of the success of this course is if students are able to philosophically examine the implementation of non-formal education programs.
Program Objectives (PO)
- Applying relevant religious values, nationalism and academic ethics in the implementation of non-formal education (C3)
- Readiness to act the logical, critical and systematic thinking in analyzing the philosophy of non-formal education (P2)
- Analyze the basic concepts of non-formal education as a basis for designing effective non-formal education programs (C4)
- Evaluate the philosophical principles underlying the implementation of non-formal education in a social and cultural context (C5)
- Having characters of a critical attitude and professional responsibility in utilizing philosophical values to support the sustainability of non-formal education (A5)