PERKEMBANGAN INTELEKTUAL, KREATIVITAS DAN BAKAT ANAK SD TERHADAP FAKTOR LINGKUNGAN
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Intellectual, Creativity, Talent, Elementary SchoolAbstract
The purpose of this study is to examine the intellectual growth, artistic ability, and talent of primary school-aged children. A thorough assessment of the literature served as the methodology. The sample included 24 significant research on the intellectual growth, inventiveness, and aptitude of elementary school-aged children, which were selected among all pertinent studies. The research findings came from indexed articles that were published between 2003 and 2021. How to explain the intellectual growth, creative ability, and aptitude of primary school-aged children is a key research subject. Through the systematic literature review method, it was found that the influence of the learning process in improving the intellectual abilities and talents of primary school-age children, while the creativity of primary school-age children can be developed through extracurricular activities at school. develop through extracurricular activities at school.Downloads
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