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Academia 4 months ago

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From chalkboards to chatbots: Teachers' agency at the crossroads

Teachers need to have the intellectual freedom to decide what and how to teach beyond algorithmic nudges.

Editorial 4 months ago

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An unforgivable collapse

Instead of safeguarding education for all, we are letting our children fall victim to a system that prizes expediency over integrity.

Society 5 months ago

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Authorities launch probe after student died of suspected mpox infection

Since Indonesia confirmed its first mpox case in 2022, the country has recorded 181 cases, including two fatalities.

Editorial 5 months ago

Smart screens, familiar flaws

Flashy devices often end up unused or misused in schools with no technical support, little training and no curriculum integration.

Archipelago 5 months ago

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Police pledge transparency in investigation of student's death during protest

Unnes Law Alumni Legal Aid Center (PBH IKA FH Unnes), which is representing Iko’s family, said they found several inconsistencies in the police’s account of the incident.

Asia & Pacific 5 months ago

Timor Leste police fire tear gas at protest over plan to buy cars for MPs

More than 1,000 people, mostly university students, rallied near the National Parliament in Dili to protest against the plan approved last year to procure cars for each of the 65 members of parliament.

Art & Culture 5 months ago

Stella Atmadja, a Young Cinephile, Donates Proceeds from Her Work to Support Filmmakers

Stella Moira Atmadja, a student at Jakarta Intercultural School (JIS) and a cinephile, is taking concrete steps to support the advancement of Indonesian cinema.

Politics 5 months ago

Students and activists call off protests on Monday, citing heightened security

The protests began in Jakarta a week ago, and have spread nationwide, escalating in size and intensity after a police vehicle hit and killed a motorcycle taxi driver on Thursday night.

Academia 5 months ago

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From tragedy to reform: Rethinking democracy and public ethics in Indonesia

The tragic death of gig driver Affan Kurniawan on Aug. 28 is more than a procedural failure, but a wake-up call that should be wielded as a lightning rod for reforms that embrace moral integrity in the pursuit of ethical leadership, citizen engagement and public dialogue toward a just democracy.

Academia 5 months ago

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Is the House still relevant, or should it be abolished?

Without the legislative body, the executive branch would lack a crucial check on its power, which would jeopardize the democratic framework.

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PREMIUM From chalkboards to chatbots: Teachers' agency at the crossroads

PREMIUM An unforgivable collapse

PREMIUM Authorities launch probe after student died of suspected mpox infection