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Education

Student, 13, dies following alleged school bullying incident
Archipelago 3 months ago

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Student, 13, dies following alleged school bullying incident

MH told her he had been bullied repeatedly since starting junior high school in July, including being hit, kicked and jabbed with a plastic straw.
School collapses raise concerns over misplaced priorities in education budget
Archipelago 3 months ago

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School collapses raise concerns over misplaced priorities in education budget

While the Rp 757.8 trillion (US$46.82 billion) budgeted for education next year has been hailed as the largest in modern history, experts have pointed out that deducting the free meals allocation would leave just Rp 422.8 trillion, the smallest in recent years.
47th ASEAN Summit: A paradox of diplomacy and delay
Academia 3 months ago

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47th ASEAN Summit: A paradox of diplomacy and delay

While hailed as an overall success, the regional bloc's summit last month demonstrated that its major stumbling block is speed in implementing the various declarations and statements it so loves to issue.
Heroes are not saints: Rethinking the National Hero Law
Academia 3 months ago

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Heroes are not saints: Rethinking the National Hero Law

Soeharto resembled Dhritarashtra, the blind king who fathered the Kauravas. Dhritarashtra’s failure was not in what he did, but in his permissiveness. 
Canada and ASEAN: Building the future together
Academia 3 months ago

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Canada and ASEAN: Building the future together

Canada strengthens ties with ASEAN for the long run, not just because it wants to be, but because ASEAN’s prosperity and stability is also Canada’s. 
Indonesian debuts as UNESCO language at Uzbekistan conference
Asia & Pacific 3 months ago

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Indonesian debuts as UNESCO language at Uzbekistan conference

Indonesia's schools minister marked a milestone for the country on Tuesday when he addressed the ongoing UNESCO general conference in Uzbekistan using his mother tongue, while urging protection for education as a fundamental right in conflict zones, including Gaza.
Cultivating prosperity through education
Academia 3 months ago

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Cultivating prosperity through education

Education does not automatically guarantee economic success. Its real power lies in expanding one’s capacity to choose.
Obrigado, Senhor Lula
Editorial 3 months ago

Obrigado, Senhor Lula

Our children will discover new cultures and new ways of thinking by taking the trouble to learn new languages. 
What if smart isn’t enough? Rethinking merit in a broken system
Currently Obsessed 3 months ago

What if smart isn’t enough? Rethinking merit in a broken system

Michael J. Sandel’s The Tyranny of Merit: What's Become of the Common Good? is resonating in Indonesia, where many already sense that the meritocracy system is broken.

Beyond access: Toward true equity in education
Academia 3 months ago

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Beyond access: Toward true equity in education

True equity in education is about relevance: whether what students learn connects to the lives they will lead, the work they will do and the future they will shape.
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