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Leading in the fog: What business, policy and academia must rethink
Academia 1 year ago

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Leading in the fog: What business, policy and academia must rethink

Indonesia has invested considerably in e-government and regulatory reform, but many such efforts remain trapped in single-loop logic—streamlining procedures without revisiting their purpose. 
Experimenting with education
Editorial 1 year ago

Experimenting with education

In the absence of a solid foundation, as manifested by policy inconsistency, the national education system has only devoured its schoolchildren.
Start-ups deferred: Entrepreneurial curriculum revisited
Academia 1 year ago

Start-ups deferred: Entrepreneurial curriculum revisited

Business school students do not need more pressure to leap but better tools to manage parallel tracks, navigate side-income regulations and structure ventures that grow at the right pace. 
Sociology cannot be neutral in the face of systemic genocide
Academia 1 year ago

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Sociology cannot be neutral in the face of systemic genocide

The clampdown on free speech at Western universities and some institutions' self-declared "neutrality" as regards the systemic genocide occurring in Gaza reek of complicity in maintaining the status quo; whereas the broader issue at hand is epistemological resistance, specifically sociology's role in either erasing or preserving the Palestinian experience vis-à-vis settler colonialism and modern civilization.
The Deepseek saga: Why AI education matters
Academia 1 year ago

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The Deepseek saga: Why AI education matters

Currently, informatics education only begins at the middle school level, meaning that if AI literacy is introduced in elementary schools, at least a portion of Indonesia’s 1.6 million elementary teachers will need training.
The mirage of progress: Scrutinizing the push for IB schools
Academia 1 year ago

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The mirage of progress: Scrutinizing the push for IB schools

The establishment of IB schools in Indonesia could be seen as exacerbating the pre-existing educational divide, turning it into a chasm between the haves and have-nots.
Gibran urges schools minister to scrap zoning system, introduce coding
Society 1 year ago

Gibran urges schools minister to scrap zoning system, introduce coding

Vice President Gibran Rakabuming Raka said on Nov. 21 that he requested that the schools minister eliminate the zoning system for the upcoming public school enrollment (PPDB) because of multiple concerns.
Waiting for Prabowo's bold move to bolster education
Academia 1 year ago

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Waiting for Prabowo's bold move to bolster education

There is a need for a concerted effort to bolster Indonesian education, which relies heavily on Prabowo’s strong leadership to navigate his cabinet.      
Leveraging digital technology for meaningful learning
Academia 1 year ago

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Leveraging digital technology for meaningful learning

Training is still needed in the post-pandemic era for teachers to create learning methods that harness educational technology and places students as the main, active actors in the process.
Harnessing historical narratives for national pride, unity
Academia 1 year ago

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Harnessing historical narratives for national pride, unity

Narratives that draw on a country's history and tradition are proving a powerful tool in contemporary policies, and Indonesia has a wealth of literature it can reference, such as the Jayabaya Prophecies, in constructing a narrative of national unity and global influence toward its promised golden age.

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