Traditional education patterns of WIRT in lanny tribe papua
A descriptive study
Keywords:
Kunume, Cultural Based, Education Pattern, Papuan CommunityAbstract
This study aims to describe the pattern of traditional education in the Lanny tribe of Papua. This education is known as WIRT. Using qualitative research methods, it is found that the traditional WIRT education pattern is carried out by applying seven stages. The seven stages are carried out to produce strong and resilient community figures. The results of this study are expected to be a prototype of modern education based on the local wisdom of the Lanny-Papuan tribe.
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