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Junior High School Pangudi Luhur Domenico Savio, Semarang, Indonesia
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Universitas Negeri Semarang, Indonesia
Correspondence address: p-ISSN 2252-6390
Doktor Sutomo IV No.6, Semarang, Jawa Tengah, 50244
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the family environment, in this case informal and provided in families and the environment whose
formal education must be balanced. The role of learning activities are carried out independently".
informal education in the family is a demand that Talking about informal education is what
must be implemented so that children have a happens when a child is raised in an environment
brighter and insoluble future in life that is where most of the people work as beggars,
contrary to moral, social, and religious values, scavengers, thugs and even thieves. The results of
because informal education is the primary and research on the beggar family showed that the
first education given in the family. average community in the Chinatown complex
Law Number 20 of 2003 concerning the had very low education. Table 1 is the last
National Education System Section 6 Article 27 education of the beggar family of the Hadipolo
which reads "informal education is education Village Chinatown complex.
Based on table 1 the majority of the last so that children have a brighter and insoluble
education of beggar families is elementary school. future in life that is contrary to moral, social and
Beggars 1 and 2 are one family, where beggars 2 religious values.
are grandchildren of beggars 1, the same as The formation of a child's character starts
beggars 3 and 4. Beggars 5, 6, and 7 are one big from the family environment, if informal
family. The level of education of parents will education runs in the family environment, the
indirectly affect the mindset and orientation of goal of informal education will be achieved.
children's education, in this case the beggar Parents are the first role mode for children, if
family of the Hadipolo Chinatown complex also parents teach things that are not good with poor
functions as a place for children to learn since the environmental conditions, then the purpose of
child is born, as a provision for life in the future informal education will not go as it should.
and to build trust among others.
d. Informal education process
c. The material taught Education is the process of cultural
In accordance with Article 27 Section 6 of internalization into a person and society so that
Law Number 20 of 2003 concerning the National people and society become civilized. Education is
Education System, informal education is not just a means of transferring knowledge, but
education provided in families and the more broadly, as a means of civilizing and
environment whose learning activities are carried distributing values (enculturation and
out independently, so in this case there is no socialization). The informal education process is
specific material that must be formally presented not only carried out in the family environment
as in formal education, whose learning material but the community environment also influences
is academic and a clear curriculum. the process of running informal education.
Education that has an informal program is
not directed at serving organized learning needs. Environment of Beggar Family of Hadipolo
This educational activity is more general, because Chinatown Complex
it goes by itself, takes place in a family Families as first and foremost educators,
environment, the environment, playground, and are the founders of the basic values for children.
so on. The purpose of informal education is also Children need parental guidance so that children
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can develop well without experiencing problems. a role in the community and be useful for the
Children develop and grow beginning in the nation and the State, making children sometimes
family. Child development outcomes will affect under control.
the interaction with the social environment or
society, especially in adolescence, which is the c. Lack of knowledge
time when children begin to look for identity, and Families are less aware that the role of
in that case, children need guidance. parents and behavior in daily life directly or
Krisnaningrum (2017) one of the indirectly affects the development of children. If
characteristics of teenagers is choosing parents do not exemplify a good attitude in
relationships that tend to be more free without everyday life or teach children about goodness, it
being bound by school rules. Sunarjan (2017) is possible to influence children's behavior in the
explains that a person's characteristics are the future if the community environment is not
result of his experience in the environment. supportive.
The role of informal education in the
family is a demand that must be implemented so d. Less appreciation from the community
that children have a brighter and insoluble future The environment of the outside
in life that is contrary to moral, social and community that lacks respect for the community
religious values. Beggars' families in the of the Hadipolo Chinatown complex is
Chinatown complex in the process are not too sometimes just underestimated. The background
focused on children's education, even though of the Chinatown complex, which mostly works
there is a desire for children to attend higher as beggars, scavengers, mayeng (looking for
education. rubbish/used goods), thugs, even thieves/
Barriers that occur in the informal pickpockets, makes people assume that the
education process in the beggar family of the Hadipolo Chinatown complex community is not
Hadipolo Chinatown complex can be explained good and has been seen as bad for the outside
as follows. community, so there the Chinatown complex
community is difficult to find a better job, because
a. Lack of socialization in the wider the views of the community are different to the
environment residents of the Chinatown complex. This will
The social environment which is only in also hamper the role of the family in developing
the environment itself, namely the Hadipolo children in the Hadipolo Chinatown complex
Chinatown complex, makes children's thinking because it has been badly labeled by the outside
less developed, children rarely to socialize with community.
children of the same age and residents outside the
complex. This lack of socialization inhibits the Community Environment of Hadipolo
social development of children and adolescents, Chinatown Complex
because it makes the views and insights of Society as an informal education
children and adolescents less developed. environment has a role as a source of learning for
children or adolescents, the source of learning is
b. Low economic level in accordance with the values and norms that
The economy of the beggar family of the apply in each region. Based on the results of
Hadipolo Chinatown complex which is less able research the community has an influence in
to make beggars in the Chinatown complex focus channeling values and norms, ethical and
on meeting needs, even parents invite children to behaving, and sharing experiences.
beg, ironically supported by their own families, it The obstacles that occur in the informal
makes the children's attention lessened. Lack of education process in the community environment
awareness of parents in educating children to of the Hadipolo Chinatown complex can be
become children that can benefit the family, play explained as follows.
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front of the audience. The audience here is the complex, because the place has been branded
visitors and sellers in the Kliwon market. badly by the surrounding community and even
Attributes or tools used by actors or outside the Hadipolo community.
beggars are like clothes, accessories and
expressing faces according to the situation. A b. Back stage the beggar family of the Hadipolo
facial expression that is pleasing and brings small Chinatown complex
children to attract attention, makes people who Based on the results of the study, one of
see feel sorry and do not get hearted if they do not the backstage that can be seen is when beggars do
contribute. This is done as a structural analysis in not begging, as in the beggar family 3 when they
the sense that this front stage is used as a place to are not beggars, beggar 3 is a traditional trader.
present performances as ideal as possible, by Beggars 6 are housewives, while beggars 4 and
hiding certain things. Clothing and accessories beggars 7 are students. Another backward fact is
are only used to increase the level of income of the friendly attitude of citizens of the Chinatown
beggars so that the goals for meeting daily needs complex towards people who come to the
can be met. Hadipolo Chinatown complex, which is inversely
The community around the Hadipolo proportional to the assumptions of the outside
Chinatown complex is no longer sympathetic to community who consider residents of the
the residents of the Chinatown complex who are Chinatown complex to be aware of because the
beggars, because according to the outside environment has been branded badly by the
community, Chinatown beggars are said to be outside community.
capable of having vehicles such as bicycles and The results of other studies show that from
electronic devices such as televisions and the results of interviews and observations in the
cellphones. Communities outside the complex Bulusan tradition there are no beggars from the
consider that residents in the Chinatown complex Hadipolo Chinatown complex. Beggars at the
are also not good which results in interactions Bulusan tradition are mostly disabled beggars and
between the residents of the Chinatown complex not in the list of beggars from the Hadipolo
and outside the complex not functioning Chinatown complex, which is inversely
properly. The community also often accuses proportional to the public's assumption that
residents of the Chinatown complex when there beggars are from the Chinatown complex. The
is one of the missing property items. stage behind the beggar family is different from
There were many rumors in the the stage in front of him. People should not judge
community that the residents of the someone from the outside alone. Like in the
neighborhood were not good, because the dramaturgy theory of Ervin Goffman, that life is
residents of the Chinatown complex were social like a theater stage, to see the stage behind the
people, there were beggars, buskers, thugs, and family of beggars must seek more information so
even thieves. In the Lebaran Ketupat (a tradition that there will be no misunderstanding. If the
commonly practiced by the Javanese people on community not only sees the outside, surely the
the 8th day after the Eid-ul-Fitr festivities, namely social interaction between the outside
making ketupat and praying together at community and the community of the Hadipolo
the mosque and mosque) in Hadipolo village Chinatown complex will run accordingly,
there is a tradition of bulletin (traditional because not all residents of the Hadipolo
commemoration of the Islamic community in Chinatown complex are not good.
Kudus Regency). Bulusan tradition is always
crowded with visitors every year, which causes CONCLUSION
beggars to come to the place to beg even some
times there are thieves. The surrounding Based on the results of the research and
community always considers that the beggar and discussion that has been done it can be concluded
the thief are from the Hadipolo Chinatown that informal education in beggar families runs
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