Evolution of the concept of teaching to educating in Indonesia
How can schools produce individuals with integrity? What is wrong with the existing system and the practice of learning in school for decades?
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Essay
The Danger of Complacency from the Wrong Feedback: Indonesia, Schooling, and Learning
As I went from my new home in Oxford to arrive at the Center for Education Economics in London to give a presentation about a new paper on the lack of education progress in Indonesia—in spite of schooling progress—I stumbled over the perfect metaphor.
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Can Passion Make Better Teachers and Cure Indonesia’s Poor Learning Level?
Passion is believed to be the “must have” characteristic for good teachers. If not managed well, though, passion might have a negative impact on a teacher.
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