Intensive training based on epistemic learning patterns to help students take the police psychometric test selection

Muhamad Galang Isnawan, Naif Mastoor Alsulami, R. Didi Kuswara — Mon, 07 Jul 2025 00:00:00 +0700

Indonesia was a country governed by law, thus requiring law enforcers such as a fair and just police institution. The police selection process was conducted as objectively as possible. Although several learning institutions prepared candidates for this selection, few had received academic attention regarding the learning process involved. Therefore, this community service activity aimed to provide intensive training based on epistemic learning patterns within an institutional context in order to optimise students’ success rates in the psychological test.This community service activity was designed in the form of intensive training sessions. The participants were 10 students (9 men and 1 woman, with an age range of 18 to 21 years) enrolled in a police selection programme at one of the learning institutions in Indonesia. The indicator of success for this programme was that 75% of the students would meet the criteria for passing the psychological test. The results showed that 80% of the students successfully passed the test. This outcome was attributed to the intensive training, which gave students the opportunity to construct their own concepts and strategies for solving psychological test questions. Furthermore, the sequence in which the material was presented was carefully considered to align with the cognitive development of the students.Based on the findings, it was recommended that learning institutions develop textbooks that contain strategies and conceptual guidance to support students in answering questions during the police selection process.

Raising awareness of nyeredet spiritual bathing tourism management in Karang Sidemen village towards sustainable nature tourism

Tue, 29 Jul 2025 00:00:00 +0700

This article discusses efforts to raise awareness about the management of Nyeredet Bath spiritual natural tourism in the direction of sustainable natural tourism. This article explains how to raise community and policymaker awareness and participation in order to help maintain the sustainability and beauty of the environment, as well as how to develop natural tourism in the future. The Asset-Based Community Development (ABCD) method was used, which is the foundation for empowering the community with a focus on existing local potential. This article identifies several challenges, including the ongoing natural pollution of nature, and proposes solutions through collaboration among managers, communities, governments, and academic institutions. By combining these approaches, this article demonstrates how they aid in the sustainable planning, management, and promotion of nature tourism. Community awareness and participation, as well as collaboration among all parties involved, are critical to the long-term viability of natural tourism management.

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Intensive training based on epistemic learning patterns to help students take the police psychometric test selection

Raising awareness of nyeredet spiritual bathing tourism management in Karang Sidemen village towards sustainable nature tourism