Fostering civic dispositions in the digital era 4.0 through local wisdom-based civic education

  • Makmur C
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Abstract

This study endeavours to scrutinize civic education grounded in indigenous wisdom to amplify civic dispositions in the era of digital 4.0. Through the prism of political integration, civic dispositions emerge as a pivotal constituent in propelling integrative conduct conducive to racial amalgamation and the amalgamation of the elite with the broader populace. The research methodology employed herein melds a comprehensive literature review with a qualitative descriptive approach. The findings of this inquiry proffer evidence that implementing civic education informed by indigenous wisdom can augment the civic dispositions of the nation's rising generation in the digital 4.0 epoch. Formulating citizenship resources and didactic materials founded on local knowledge elevates citizenship attitudes in the digital 4.0 milieu. The cultivation of exemplary civic character exerts a profound influence on good citizens. The cultivation of integrative societal behaviours holds the potential to culminate in the establishment of a potent national culture.

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Makmur, C. S. (2023). Fostering civic dispositions in the digital era 4.0 through local wisdom-based civic education. Journal of Humanities and Civic Education, 1(1), 61–69. https://doi.org/10.33830/jhce.v1i1.5760.

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