PENERAPAN MODEL SECI DALAM PROGRAM PENGEMBANGAN PROFESIONAL UNTUK MENINGKATKAN MODAL INTELEKTUAL GURU [IMPLEMENTATION OF SECI MODELS IN PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS TO IMPROVE TEACHERS' INTELLECTUAL CAPITAL]

Authors

  • Susandi Wu Student of UPH Graduate School

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.19166/pji.v15i2.1652

Keywords:

SECI Model, knowledge sharing, intellectual capital, professional development, Berbagi Pengetahuan, Modal Intelektual, Pengembangan Profesional

Abstract

Schools are an important key for a nation because schools play a role in preparing the nation's next generation. Schools are organizations that require good knowledge management. The knowledge that schools have  is the work of their members, the teachers. The knowledge possessed by teachers varies. For this reason, schools must create a system so that knowledge can be shared and learned by all the teachers in the school. One way that can be done is by implementing a professional development program. Through this program, there will be a process of knowledge transfer according to the SECI model. This program is effective in increasing the knowledge of teachers and thus their intellectual capital. If the intellectual capital of the teachers increases, their competence in teaching will also develop and they can create a better generation for the nation.

BAHASA INDONESIA ABSTRAK: Sekolah adalah kunci penting suatu bangsa, karena sekolah berperan dalam mempersiapkan generasi penerus bangsa. Sekolah merupakan sebuah organisasi yang memerlukan pengelolaan pengetahuan yang baik. Pengetahuan yang dimiliki sekolah adalah hasil kreasi para anggotanya, yaitu para guru. Pengetahuan yang dimiliki oleh para guru, tidaklah sama antara satu dan yang lainnya. Untuk itu, sekolah harus menciptakan suatu sistem agar pengetahun tersebut dapat dibagikan dan dipelajari oleh semua guru di dalamnya. Salah satu cara yang dapat dilakukan adalah mengadakan program pengembangan professional. Melalui program ini, maka akan terjadi proses perpindahan pengetahuan menurut model SECI. Program ini efektif untuk meningkatkan pengetahuan para guru yang merupakan modal intelektual mereka. Jika modal intelektual para guru bertambah, maka kompetensi mereka juga akan berkembang terutama dalam pengajaran. Hal ini diharapkan dapat menciptakan generasi penerus bangsa yang berkompetensi tinggi di kemudian hari.

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2019-08-24

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