The development of an anti-corruption education module from a contextual perspective in higher education

  • Zakiyah M
  • Wulandari P
  • Dewi P
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Indonesia has been attempting to stop corruption. This effort is in the level of prevention from a legal perspective. However, the fighting towards corruption should be approached from a social-cultural perspective. This study was conducted at the center of character building. The outcome of this study was to compose a module on anti-corruption education from a contextual perspective. Contextual perspective was used due to (1) meaningful approach, the student could build their knowledge from their experience; (2) direct the student to be the honest and caring generation. The result of the module development is the content of four-chapters of (1) corruption from law, religion, politics, socio-culture, and the ethics of Pancasila; (2) building self-integrity and following the footsteps of the founding fathers; (3) student as the agent of anti-corruption; (4) conclusion. Each chapter are also accompanied by the learning aims, learning materials, and tasks

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Zakiyah, M., Wulandari, P. K., & Dewi, P. K. (2021). The development of an anti-corruption education module from a contextual perspective in higher education. In Empowering Civil Society in the Industrial Revolution 4.0 (pp. 52–58). Routledge. https://doi.org/10.1201/9781003180128-11

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