Open AccessPESANTREN AS AN ALTERNATIVE EDUCATION: CASE STUDY ON MOTIVES OF STUDENTS' GUARDIANS IN THE ISLAMIC BOARDING SCHOOL UNIVERSITAS ISLAM INDONESIA
Author(s) -
Erni Dewi Riyanti,
Putri Jannatur Rahmah,
Fakhriyah Tri Astuti,
Haerini Ayatina
Publication year - 2019
Publication title -
indonesian scholar scientific summit taiwan proceeding
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 2797-2437
DOI - 10.52162/2.201997
Subject(s) - indonesian , islam , coaching , institution , boarding school , faith , psychology , educational institution , pedagogy , descriptive statistics , quality (philosophy) , descriptive research , qualitative research , medical education , sociology , medicine , social science , theology , philosophy , linguistics , statistics , mathematics , psychotherapist , epistemology
Pesantren, as an authentic educational institution initiated by Indonesian Muslims, provides parents aneffective alternative to educate their children. For years, pesantren has proven trusted in educating youthand establishing a standard in both general and religious educations. In this study, the researchers willdiscuss factors that motivate parents to entrust pesantren as the institution to educate their children. Thisstudy uses a qualitative descriptive approach. Data collection methods include observation, interviews, andthe results of relevant studies. After analyzing the data, the results indicate that there are two types ofmotives among parents. First is general motivation in placing children in pesantren, namely intrinsicmotivation which covers parents' ideals having a generation with the quality of faith and good moralconduct, forming morals, and building strong physical and mental. The other factor is extrinsic motivation,including intense, integrated, and comprehensive Islamic teaching, positive activities carried outcontinuously for 24 hours, and proper coaching methods. The two factors indicate that parents' motivationto entrust pesantren as an educational institution is relevant to current conditions in which the youngergeneration is prone to moral depravity