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Society 8 months ago

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New school admissions stumble over old problems

Observers are blaming technical glitches and fraudulent acts marring this year’s school admissions process on a lack of preparation from education authorities.

Editorial 1 year ago

We adults are the problem

With the country counting among the rudest nations on Earth on the net, teenagers, who are generally very active on social media, have been exposed to the ill-mannered behaviors of netizens almost 24/7.

Jakarta 1 year ago

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Jakarta to arrange free schooling for poor students at 1,000 private schools next year

The Jakarta administration plans to arrange for low-income students to attend up to 1,000 private schools for free in the next academic year to prevent them dropping out of education because of financial problems, as the city’s limited public schools often fail to accommodate them.

Tech 2 years ago

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Edtech start-ups return to conventional path as revenue fizzles

Online learning platforms have begun to transition back to physical classroom learning amid online fatigue and declining revenue streams, according to experts.

Jakarta 3 years ago

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Jakarta schools to return to full capacity classes

The Jakarta administration has said it will allow schools to hold classes at full capacity starting in April as the city’s COVID-19 cases have eased.

Jakarta 4 years ago

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Jakarta refutes ministry findings on school clusters

An internal investigation by the Jakarta administration into claims that 25 COVID-19 infection clusters had been found among schools trialing classroom learning reveals that the findings were blown out of proportion.

City 5 years ago

Jakarta teacher draws ire for discrimination against non-Muslim students

“No matter what, we are the majority. We need a leader who shares our beliefs,” the teacher wrote.

National 6 years ago

Natuna schools resume activities as Wuhan evacuees are quarantined in regency

The Home Ministry said the two weeks school dismissal would disrupt the students’ learning process.

City 6 years ago

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City back to 'normal' after big floods

As the Meteorology, Climatology and Geophysics Agency (BMKG) has issued a warning about possible heavy downpours until February, Governor Anies Baswedan claimed that pumps, both static and mobile, managed by the administration would always be ready for use.

National 6 years ago

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References to caliphate in high school exams draw ire in Kediri

References to the khilafah were found in the final semester fiqh exam at madrasah aliyah (Islamic senior high schools) in northern Kediri, which covers Kediri city, Kediri regency and Nganjuk regency.

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