MENDIDIK ANAK DENGAN CINTA
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MENDIDIK ANAK DENGAN CINTASinopsis
Buku Mendidik Anak dengan Cinta merupakan cerminan dari pengalaman, refleksi, dan nilai-nilai yang beliau perjuangkan selama lebih dari dua dekade mendampingi tumbuh kembang anak-anak. la percaya bahwa mendidik bukan hanya soal memberi ilmu, tetapi juga menghadirkan kasih, teladan, dan ketelatenan yang tulus.
Melalui buku ini, Bu Rinrin ingin berbagi bukan sebagai orang yang merasa paling tahu, tetapi sebagai sahabat sejalan bagi para orang tua, guru, dan siapa pun yang peduli pada masa depan generasi bangsa-dengan satu pesan utama:
“Cinta adalah bahasa pendidikan yang paling jujur dan paling dalam.”
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Pendahuluan
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Bab 01 Pendidikan Anak dalam Perspektif Islam
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Bab 02 Perkembangan Anak dari Perspektif Psikologi
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Bab 03 Neurosains dan Pendidikan Berbasis Kasih Sayang
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Bab 04 Membangun Iklim Positif di Ruang Kelas
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Bab 05 Metode Belajar Aktif dan Menyenangkan
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Bab 06 Manajemen Kelas Berbasis Empati
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Bab 07 Penanaman Karakter Sejak Dini
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Bab 08 Rumah sebagai Madrasah Pertama
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Bab 09 Komunikasi yang Menguatkan antara Orang Tua dan Anak
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Bab 10 Sinergi Orang Tua dan Guru
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Bab 11 Anak dan Dunia Digital
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Bab 12 Mengasuh Anak di Tengah Kesibukan
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Bab 13 Gangguan Perilaku Anak: Deteksi Dini
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Bab 14 Kegiatan Bermakna di RA
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Bab 15 Menjadi Guru yang Terus Bertumbuh
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Bab 16 Menjadi Orang Tua Pembelajar
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Bab 17 Kisah Inspiratif
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Bab 18 Panduan Praktis dan Alat Bantu
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Bab 19 Referensi Ilmiah dan Bacaan Lanjutan
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Bab 20 Penutup
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