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Of course "Indonesia Can!" But when? When will we overcome the 'corruption culture', which is not the culture of our people, and begin to work together to assist our citizens and our country, instead of looking for opportunities to exploit our citizens and rape our country? When will we overcome the corruption that enslaves us and is killing the development of our country and especially the futures of our coming generations, our children? If we start now hopefully next year we can truely celebrate "Hari Kebangkitan Nasional" with new hope and enthusiasm. Advance Indonesia - Advance!
At the Senior High School lever (SMU/A/K) we can still see many learning activities in the schools that are not yet Student Centered. Maybe because there are still many teachers that aren't familiar with the process, or as we sometimes hear, the teachers are still doubtful that they can finish the curriculum on time using PAKEM methodology. However, by utilizing the PAKEM L/T process the students can learn very quickly and enjoy the learning experience while gaining other forms of learning i.e. life skills, self-mangement, independence, research, etc, while they are learning the main or primary topic."
"It's in Higher Education where we can witness teaching and learning practices in most classes that are very passive. The learning process is usually very 'lecturer centered' with the students tending to "sit sweetly", and they are rarely involved actively in the learning process."
"It's in Higher Education where we can witness teaching and learning practices in most classes that are very passive. The learning process is usually very 'lecturer centered' with the students tending to "sit sweetly", and they are rarely involved actively in the learning process."
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