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Is Indonesia ready for AI in K-12 education?
Academia 6 months ago

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Is Indonesia ready for AI in K-12 education?

If we adopt AI in education without fully understanding its implications, we risk spending valuable time and resources responding to problems we might have anticipated.
Viral bullying case exposes failure to curb school violence
Society 6 months ago

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Viral bullying case exposes failure to curb school violence

Data from the Network for Education Watch Indonesia (JPPI) shows a rising trend in reports of bullying in educational institutions over recent years. 
Rethinking Sekolah Rakyat: The case for a decolonial pedagogy
Academia 7 months ago

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Rethinking Sekolah Rakyat: The case for a decolonial pedagogy

Many children choose to scavenge or perform on the streets instead of studying at school, as these activities offer immediate financial returns compared with the delayed benefits of government assistance 
The Degree Dilemma: To stay, go or something in-between?
Parents 7 months ago

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The Degree Dilemma: To stay, go or something in-between?

Indonesia’s new foreign university campuses promise global education without the need to leave home. But record numbers of students are still heading overseas. Is it about prestige, opportunity or something deeper?
Indonesia free meal plan stunted by delays, protests, poisonings
Regulations 7 months ago

Indonesia free meal plan stunted by delays, protests, poisonings

Large-scale aid programs in Indonesia have a history of allegations of graft at both the regional and national levels.
Surabaya kicks off nighttime curfew sweeps for children
Archipelago 7 months ago

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Surabaya kicks off nighttime curfew sweeps for children

The measure aims to curb “negative behaviors” among youth, including “unsupervised socializing”, substance abuse and involvement in brawls. 
China-Indonesia: A future built on trust and cooperation
Academia 7 months ago

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China-Indonesia: A future built on trust and cooperation

Over 75 years, China and Indonesia have meticulously built a resilient and dynamic partnership that exemplifies how two diverse nations can thrive together. 
New school admissions stumble over old problems
Society 7 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.
Fixing the free meals program
Editorial 7 months ago

Fixing the free meals program

The month-long school holiday is the perfect time for the government to evaluate what is not working with the free nutritious meal program.
Six months on, the free meals program is a work in progress
Academia 7 months ago

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Six months on, the free meals program is a work in progress

Challenges in implementation are to be expected in the nascent stages of any government intervention, especially in a country as geographically vast and varied as Indonesia. The key is to build upon their lessons, bit by bit, to ensure a strong foundation for sustainable delivery and development.
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