Bandar Lampung Go To School PKM Team: Education, Motivation, and Innovation
Keywords:
Education, Motivation, Innovation, Students, PKM, Bandar Lampung.Abstract
Purpose: This study aims to improve students’ knowledge, learning motivation, and creativity through the PKM Go To School Bandar Lampung: Education, Motivation, and Innovation program. It also aims to introduce higher education opportunities and encourage students to develop innovative thinking.
Research Methodology: This study was conducted in Bandar Lampung through direct school visits, specifically at MAN 2 Bandar Lampung and SMAN 6 Bandar Lampung. The methods used include seminars, interactive discussions, short training sessions, and experience-sharing activities. The tools used were presentation media (PowerPoint), educational materials, and interactive games. Data collection was conducted through observation, informal interviews, and simple surveys to evaluate student responses and engagement.
Results: The results show that students experienced increased learning enthusiasm, better understanding of the importance of higher education, and greater interest in developing creative and innovative ideas. Students were also more active in discussions and showed positive responses to the activities.
Conclusions: The PKM Go To School Bandar Lampung program is effective in improving students’ motivation, knowledge, and awareness of future educational opportunities. It also strengthens collaboration between universities and schools.
Limitations: This study is limited to a small number of schools and a short implementation period, so the results may not represent all student populations.
Contributions: This study contributes to the field of education, especially in community service and student development programs. It provides practical benefits for students, teachers, and universities by promoting collaboration, increasing educational awareness, and supporting the development of creative and innovative young generations.
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