Growth Mindset Di Era Digital Dan Society 5.0: Konsep, Strategi, Dan Implementasi
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SPESIFIKASI BUKU
Harga : Rp 350.000
Ukuran : 18 cm x 25 cm
Jumlah Halaman : 559 hal
Ketebalan Buku : 1 cm
ISBN : On Proses
Deskripsi Buku : Perkembangan teknologi digital, kecerdasan buatan (Artificial Intelligence), internet of things, big data, dan berbagai inovasi teknologi lainnya telah membawa perubahan besar dalam berbagai aspek kehidupan manusia. Dunia pendidikan, ekonomi, sosial, politik, budaya, bahkan kehidupan keluarga mengalami transformasi yang sangat cepat. Era Society 5.0 yang berpusat pada manusia (humancentered society) menghadirkan berbagai peluang sekaligus tantangan yang menuntut setiap individu memiliki kemampuan adaptasi, kreativitas, kolaborasi, literasi digital, serta semangat belajar sepanjang hayat. Dalam menghadapi perubahan tersebut, kemampuan teknis saja tidak cukup. Diperlukan pola pikir yang mampu mendorong seseorang untuk terus berkembang, belajar dari pengalaman, bangkit dari kegagalan, serta melihat tantangan sebagai peluang untuk bertumbuh. Konsep inilah yang dikenal sebagai growth mindset. Growth mindset bukan hanya sebuah teori psikologi, tetapi merupakan landasan penting dalam membangun sumber daya manusia yang unggul, adaptif, produktif, inovatif, dan berkarakter
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