Increasing Reading Interest in The Community in Kemlakagede Village, Tengah Tani District, Cirebon District Through Reading Park Activities
Keywords:
reading, motivation, KKN Program, education, communityAbstract
This activity started with the lack of interest in reading among children in Kemlakagede Village, so it was necessary to create a love of reading books through the "Taman Baca" or reading park activity. Reading park activities are a culture of creating interest in children in reading books. This service aims to increase interest in reading among the community in Kemlakagede Village through Reading Park Activities. The results of the research prove that the implementation of reading garden activities which are carried out regularly, namely every Sunday at 09:00 at the Orchid Park in Kemlakagede Village, can effectively increase interest in reading among the people in Kemlakagede Village, especially children. However, children's interest in reading must also be supported by the synergy between parents and teachers
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