Indonesian Education
By : Santoli Pantjalogam / Patrick Logan
Talking about Indonesian education it would come to a never ending story. As years go by, the system would change from one to another but it remains the same, rigid and useless – only the name is changed. As teachers we won’t be surprised any more to this condition. As the victim, our students will get the worst impact caused by this rotten education system.
On the other hand, they are just innocent as pigeons and really need our guide. Sometimes we find hyper active children, they are so active that we can’t think clearly in teaching them. Sometimes we even punish them too hard. Actually we don’t mean to be rude, we just want to give the best from ours. If we’re soft, they will be unobedient, if too strict they won’t accept …
So, as teachers what should we do to cope with this problem? According to your experience, what kind of system is more sensible? Do you think we should use an uncommon system? Do you think that the system we use now is too ordinary so the students get bored?
OK, Guys you may respond to this topic and please send in your ideas or comments right away on this blog. Or you can e-mail me at santoli.pantjalogam@gmail.com for an elaborate discussion.
Thanks for visiting …
By : Santoli Pantjalogam / Patrick Logan
Talking about Indonesian education it would come to a never ending story. As years go by, the system would change from one to another but it remains the same, rigid and useless – only the name is changed. As teachers we won’t be surprised any more to this condition. As the victim, our students will get the worst impact caused by this rotten education system.
On the other hand, they are just innocent as pigeons and really need our guide. Sometimes we find hyper active children, they are so active that we can’t think clearly in teaching them. Sometimes we even punish them too hard. Actually we don’t mean to be rude, we just want to give the best from ours. If we’re soft, they will be unobedient, if too strict they won’t accept …
So, as teachers what should we do to cope with this problem? According to your experience, what kind of system is more sensible? Do you think we should use an uncommon system? Do you think that the system we use now is too ordinary so the students get bored?
OK, Guys you may respond to this topic and please send in your ideas or comments right away on this blog. Or you can e-mail me at santoli.pantjalogam@gmail.com for an elaborate discussion.
Thanks for visiting …
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