Kebutuhan Mahasiswa Berbahasa sebagai Bahan Redesain Silabus Mata Kuliah Bahasa Indonesia

Background: Learning Indonesian Language in Higher Education level has a different focus from other levels. Learning Indonesian in tertiary institution does not only study the rules of the Indonesian language, but also implements them in scientific writing with an orientation to the use of technology. Indonesian language course also exists in foreign language study programs. One of the learning weight indicators is the time suitability as a key factor in the success of learning.
 Purpose: This study aims to find out the students’ perception of satisfaction level of English Literature study program, towards the time suitability for tasks in Indonesian Language course.
 Design and methods: This study uses a descriptive quantitative approach. The research method is a survey with the data collection instrument, the questionnaires. The research subjects are students who take the Indonesian language course at the English Literature Study Program, Universitas Gunadarma. The research sample is 148 respondents. Data collection is conducted in the even semester of the 2021/2022 academic year. The perception of the satisfaction level towards the time suitability for the Indonesian language course is conducted through 4 (four) indicators, namely; (1) study time, (2) structured task time, (3) independent task time, (4) exam time.
 Results: The results showed that there is a positive response to time suitability in Indonesian language course. As much as 73.64% of the sample respondents stated that it is very sufficient for learning time suitability, 74.32% is very sufficient for structured task time, 70.94% is very sufficient for time independent tasks and 70 .27% is very sufficient for exam time. Students’ perceptions of the time suitability for learning Indonesian course are positive with an average suitability of 72.29%, which is very sufficient

One of the best role models for encouraging kids to learn is visual media, which may be utilized to accomplish educational objectives. Teachers can increase students' interest in the lecture by using image media, which can help with comprehension and memory consolidation. This study aimed to ascertain the type of instructional materials utilized in Indonesian language courses and if image media instructional materials may enhance reading proficiency in Indonesian language courses in class III MI. Rensing of Birrul Walidain NW. Data for the qualitative descriptive study design was gathered through documentation, interviews, and observation. Four steps encompass the data analysis process: gathering data, reducing data, presenting data, and making conclusions. The study's findings demonstrate: Two types of visual aids frequently utilized in Indonesian language courses are 1) visual aids in the form of posters and 2) visual aids in the form of serial photos. Regarding media image, there are four ways that it may help with reading comprehension in Indonesian language courses: a) media usage; b) learning media; c) student reading abilities; and d) teacher training and improvement of student reading skills.

The purpose of this research is to (a) develop teaching materials for Indonesian language courses for Master of Elementary Education (Dikdas) students, (b) to create Indonesian language lecture materials that support students' abilities as candidates for Masters in Basic Education, (c) availability of references Indonesian language material that can be used by students in lectures and the completion of their final project (thesis), and (d) the availability of various references to Indonesian subjects. In addition, the teaching materials for this Indonesian Language Course can be used for research activities; (a) increasing the literacy competence of teaching staff in the Primary Education Study Program, (b) increasing the quality of Indonesian language course material content, and (c) increasing libraries in the S-2 Dikdas Study Program, in improving the quality of lectures and student learning outcomes. This study was designed using a Research and Development approach. Research data collection techniques; interviews and documentation. Data analysis using qualitative analysis. The research output is expected to be; (a) a draft of Indonesian Language Course teaching materials for Master of Basic Education students, and (b) the results of the research will be published in the S-2 Basic Education journal, (c) a printed reference book, and (d) obtain an IPR.

The purpose of this research is to (a) develop teaching materials for Indonesian language courses for Master of Elementary Education (Dikdas) students, (b) to create Indonesian language lecture materials that support students' abilities as candidates for Masters in Basic Education, (c) availability of references Indonesian language material that can be used by students in lectures and the completion of their final project (thesis), and (d) the availability of various references to Indonesian subjects. In addition, the teaching materials for this Indonesian Language Course can be used for research activities; (a) increasing the literacy competence of teaching staff in the Primary Education Study Program, (b) increasing the quality of Indonesian language course material content, and (c) increasing libraries in the S-2 Dikdas Study Program, in improving the quality of lectures and student learning outcomes. This study was designed using a Research and Development approach. Research data collection techniques; interviews and documentation. Data analysis using qualitative analysis. The research output is expected to be; (a) a draft of Indonesian Language Course teaching materials for Master of Basic Education students, and (b) the results of the research will be published in the S-2 Basic Education journal, (c) a printed reference book, and (d) obtain an IPR.

The purpose of this research is to (a) develop teaching materials for Indonesian language courses for Master of Elementary Education (Dikdas) students, (b) to create Indonesian language lecture materials that support students' abilities as candidates for Masters in Basic Education, (c) availability of references Indonesian language material that can be used by students in lectures and the completion of their final project (thesis), and (d) the availability of various references to Indonesian subjects. In addition, the teaching materials for this Indonesian Language Course can be used for research activities; (a) increasing the literacy competence of teaching staff in the Primary Education Study Program, (b) increasing the quality of Indonesian language course material content, and (c) increasing libraries in the S-2 Dikdas Study Program, in improving the quality of lectures and student learning outcomes. This study was designed using a Research and Development approach. Research data collection techniques; interviews and documentation. Data analysis using qualitative analysis. The research output is expected to be; (a) a draft of Indonesian Language Course teaching materials for Master of Basic Education students, and (b) the results of the research will be published in the S-2 Basic Education journal, (c) a printed reference book, and (d) obtain an IPR.

This study aims to analyze textbooks for general Indonesian language courses that contain national insight in Islamic Higher Education Institutions throughout the Madiun Residency. The data collection process was carried out in five Islamic higher education institutions and used observation and interview methods with lecturers and students. From this study, data was obtained that lecturers still use textbooks printed on the market and have not used textbooks written by lecturers. There is an instillation of national values ​​in textbooks used in Indonesian language courses. In the process of instilling national values ​​in textbooks for general Indonesian language courses, it is reflected in the material on history, position, and function of Indonesian language. Supporting factors in instilling national values ​​include the existence of practices and assignments in learning general Indonesian language courses. Inhibiting factors in instilling national values ​​include the fact that there are still general Indonesian language course books that do not contain national insight. To overcome obstacles in instilling national values ​​and diversity in lecturers, teachers increase references in the use of textbooks in general Indonesian language courses for student teaching materials.

The function of education is to develop capabilities as well as to form dignified national character and civilization in order to develop the nation’s intellectual life. The aims of education on various levels are to form the students’ character. In its implementation, character education is conducted by integrating character values in the learning process. Thus, in this study, the researcher investigated the form of the implementation of character education through the learning process of an Indonesian language course in university. This study was a case study at Universitas Muslim Indonesia (UMI). The model used in this study is the Research and Development Model by Borg and Gall as well as Brown’s stages of development. This study involved 200 university students from 13 faculties who were taught the Indonesian language. Indonesian language lecturers and the academic stakeholders of UMI also became the respondents in this study. The results found that Islamic university is a feature of character education at UMI. Furthermore, UMI students need character education through Indonesian language course. Fortunately, the lecturers had implemented character education in every element of the teaching but still not with the learning materials. Meanwhile, academic stakeholders understood that character education could be done through learning, university management, and students’ activities. This study concluded that character-based Indonesian learning materials were developed to complete character education at UMI and to meet the needs of students, lecturers, and academic stakeholders.

This study aims to develop a model for teaching Indonesian language based on critical and collaborative thinking in the Law Study Program. This research is classified as R&D development research. The development research model used is the R2D2 development model, which has three important stages, namely: (1) define focus, (2) design and development, and (3) disseminate. The subjects of this study were students who were taking Indonesian language courses in the Law Study Program, Faculty of Law, Ahmad Dahlan University Yogyakarta and Muhammadiyah University Purwokerto. The data analysis techniques used were descriptive qualitative and descriptive quantitative data analysis. The results of this study are as follows: (1) there is a need to develop a learning model that attracts students' interest in Indonesian language courses in the Law Study Program; (2) the model development has succeeded in developing a critical and collaborative thinking-based learning model for Indonesian language courses in the Law Study Program; (3) The pretest analysis results obtained a p-value of 0.855, which is known to be p-value > 0.05, so Ho is rejected. Thus, it can be concluded that the level of student thinking after treatment between the control and experimental groups was significantly different.

Strengthening student character is an important foundation in learning Indonesian in tertiary institutions in the era of educational disruption. This study aims to describe the results of strengthening student character through Indonesian language courses in tertiary institutions. This research method used in this research is descriptive qualitative. The subjects in this study included students and lecturers supporting the Indonesian language as the national curriculum subject for all level of education and all Indonesia students, called MKWK, at UIN Raden Mas Said Surakarta. The informants in this study were the coordinators of the MKWK at UIN RMS Surakarta (the study program coordinators were taken in part from the number spread across five faculties). Collecting data in this study using documentation methods, in-depth interviews, and observation. Data analysis in this study used an interactive model which consisted of four stages, namely data collection, data reduction, data display, and drawing conclusions. The results of this study indicate the strengthening of student characters through Indonesian language courses including: discipline, honesty, communicativeness, curiosity, responsibility, creativity, independence, tolerance, hard work, democratic, and religiosity. This shows that Indonesian language courses strengthen the various student characters. This study recommends that the values of character buildings can be developed effectively through the implementation of Indonesian language learning in tertiary institutions.

The purpose of this research is to optimize it by developing recovery planning starting from Lecture Contracts, SAP and RPS, Evaluation and Digital Book Teaching Materials in Indonesian Language courses. This type of research is research and development. The research and development steps are guided by the ADDIE model (Analyze, Design, Development, Implementation, Evaluation). The results of the Validator Review of Learning Planning Experts for Online Lectures for Indonesian Language Courses at Tjut Nyak Dhien University stage 1, for lecture contracts, SAP & RPS and Evaluation, the number is 33 with a percentage of 76.7% and the category is feasible. Review of the Validator of Learning Planning Online Lectures for Indonesian Language Course at Tjut Nyak Dhien University phase 2, for lecture control, SAP, RPS and Evaluation the total is 43 with a percentage of 100% and the category is very feasible. Digital book validation research on Optimizing the Development of Online Lecture Learning Planning for Indonesian Language Courses at Tjut Nyak Dhien University is 80.5%. The results obtained on the results of student lectures from several meetings obtained an increase in UTS scores with a percentage of 94%. The conclusion of the research results obtained are the results of expert validation of Lecture Contracts, SAP, RPS, Evaluation and Digital Book Teaching Materials that are suitable for use in Optimizing the Development of Learning Planning for Online Lectures for Indonesian Language Courses at Tjut Nyak Dhien University. Keywords: Optimization, Development, Planning, Online, Indonesian

This research was aimed at resolving two problems: (1)What Indonesian Language subject matters are appropriate for the students of non-Indonesian Language major? (2) What kind of instructional method is appropriate the students of non-Indonesian major? The subjects of this research are 100 students of non-Indonesian Language major, who have taken the Indonesian Language course at the Sanata Dharma University. The result of this research is as follows: (1)most of the 100 students have the opinion that the Indonesian Language course should be emphasized more on the lesson on writing scientific compositions, and (2)the instructional method used should give the students ample opportunity to conduct individual learning and to do exercise. Keywords: need assessment, Indonesian language course

This research is themed on Merdeka Belajar-based Digital Literacy Skill for Indonesian course as an effective facility to improve the Islamic character of Economic Faculty students of Universitas Muhammadiyah Semarang. This research analyzed the Merdeka belajar, self-directed learning–based digital literacy skills in an Indonesian language course, starting from the plan, implementation, and evaluation. The improved Islamic characters of the students were based on honesty (sidiq), trust (amanah), sharing (tabligh), and intelligence (fathonah). The research subjects were the management and accounting students of an Indonesian language course. This descriptive statistic research collected the data by distributing a questionnaire on Google Forms. The results showed the planning aspect obtained a percentage of 59.9%; implementation (57.25%); and evaluation (62.3%). The results showed that the self-directed learning-based digital literacy in the Indonesian language course effectively improved the Islamic characters of the Economic Faculty students of Universitas Muhammadiyah Semarang.

This research aims to identify types of morphological errors and the frequency of their occurrence in the theses of students at Muhammadiyah University of Makassar class of 2019. This research uses a qualitative method with a descriptive research type. Research data was obtained from two sample theses which were analyzed using documentation and content analysis techniques.The research results showed that there were 50 types of morphological errors found in the sample thesis. The most common type of error is affixation errors, with a frequency of 12 out of 50 types of errors. Factors causing morphological errors that were found were the lack of guidance in Indonesian language courses, the lack of adequate references, and students' habits of not paying attention to language rules when writing. The proposed solution to overcome morphological errors in student theses is increasing guidance in Indonesian language courses, providing adequate references, and increasing student awareness about the importance of standard language

The purpose of this study is to determine the implementation of character education integration into Indonesian language lectures based on the independent curriculum and also to find out the obstacles and problems in the implementation of character education integration in Indonesian language lectures based on the independent curriculum. the research in this journal is descriptive qualitative research. Descriptive qualitative research is a research procedure that produces descriptive data from people and behavior observed in the form of written or spoken language. The research was conducted on STTI Bontang students majoring in mechanical engineering and chemical engineering semester 2, using data collection interviews via google from.1. Description of Research Results Based on the results of interview research on STTI Bontang semester 2 students and mataram university, the research results are: What are the obstacles in character-based Indonesian language learning that are not running properly. the obstacles are still from students who are active when learning Indonesian language courses to liven up the interactive classroom atmosphere and the Implementation of the Merdeka Curriculum even though it has been running smoothly in the past few months, there are still several obstacles such as, among others, lack of experience with learning independence, limited references and uneven access to learning, time management. The concept of learning Indonesian language courses in supporting an independent curriculum in higher education has the concept of how students have a deeper character to participate in supporting an independent curriculum and during the lecture process students are taught, more active and effective in lectures. Thus students are expected to support an independent curriculum in higher education. The independent study program is implemented by giving freedom to educational institutions, including students, to identify topics, interests and desire to learn. They are also free to determine the learning methods that suit their needs. Merdeka Belajar - The Independent Campus Policy aims at the "Right to Study for Three Semesters Outside the Study Program" program to improve the ability of graduates, both soft skills and hard skills, to be better prepared and adaptive to the needs of the times, to train graduates to become outstanding national leaders in the future, the concept of independent learning is the latest policy in the field of education.

The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) have emerged as a global agenda to address challenges such as social inequality, environmental degradation, and the quality of education. Higher education plays a strategic role in achieving these goals by fostering students’ critical thinking, academic literacy, and social responsibility. This study employs a Systematic Literature Review (SLR) of scholarly publications from 2025 to examine the integration of SDG values into Indonesian Language courses in higher education. The review identifies key themes, including the role of higher education in SDG implementation, academic literacy development, character formation, social awareness, and strategies for integrating the SDGs into language learning. The findings indicate that Indonesian Language courses possess significant potential as a medium for SDG integration because of their emphasis on academic literacy, critical thinking, and scientific communication. However, the review also reveals that SDG integration remains partial and unsystematic, highlighting the need for a structured conceptual framework. This study recommends the planned incorporation of SDG values into learning objectives, instructional materials, teaching strategies, and assessments, as well as the development of SDG-based learning guides for lecturers. The results provide theoretical and practical implications for enhancing Indonesian Language instruction in alignment with sustainable development.