In-service Teacher Professional Development

RISE Booklet: Contribution to Improving the Quality of Learning

RISE Indonesia has shown that high-quality evidence, participatory engagements with policymakers, and a focus on real-world problem solving can bring about reform. The challenge now is to match the scale of the problem to how we can apply these methods to a still developing country with three time zones and speaks 762 languages. We’re on the right track, but we’re not there yet.  

The system is massive, with 3 million teachers and 69 million students at primary and secondary levels. It is highly decentralized, meaning that 500+ local governments can autonomously set their own education policies. And without specific recovery policies, the significant learning loss due to prolonged school closures will likely worsen the learning crisis. We intend to continue working with policymakers on these issues, together with any global partners who share the same concerns. 

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Dissecting Teacher Recruitment and Development Systems: Challenges and Strategies to Achieve Quality Education

Shintia Revina spoke about the impact of teacher recruitment and development systems on teacher quality in Indonesia in the third session of the 2020 Forum Kajian Pembangunan webinar. Shintia presented a summary of RISE’s study on teacher reform at the national level.

Download the speakers' presentations here.

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Educating the nation: 2020-2045

RISE Programme researcher Shintia Revina was appointed a speaker in the "Educating the Nation: 2020-2045" webinar organized by The Jakarta Post. In the discussion, Shintia discussed the efforts and challenges in improving the quality of Indonesian teachers.

Shintia is involved in RISE Programme's studies that examine teacher recruitment and teacher professional development.

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