Descriptive-qualitative research shows market day activities enhance entrepreneurship values in children, indicating potential poverty alleviation.
This research aims to explore ways to alleviate extreme poverty by training children as entrepreneurs through market day activities. The study employs a descriptive-qualitative research approach, utilizing data collection techniques such as observation, documentation, and self-assessment. The results indicate that the implementation of the market day program at SDN 2 Tumpang involves four levels: exploration, design, production, and sales. The impact of achieving the market day activity targets show an increase in entrepreneurship character values at the elementary school level.
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