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Last Workshop on E-Labeling Education in Supporting Pilot Project E-Labeling in Indonesia

Knowledge and Learning Skills. In the past, school children were always asked; 'What did you learn at school today? Focus more on mastering knowledge. Now the question should be changed to, 'How did you study at school today? The focus is on mastering learning skills. From: Creative Acts for Curious People Book The question is, do educators in Indonesia realize this?

Today, I want to share the moment National Children's Day and the 78th Independence Day of Indonesia last August at six Kitong Bisa Learning Centers. 1) Dok 8, Taman borera, Jayapura; 2) Komplek BTN Sosial, Sentani; 3) SD Inpres Mangga Dua, Merauke; 4) Yayasan Pendidikan Advent, Timika; 5) Kalimati, Yapen; 6) SD Inpres 66, Sorong; The students at the six Kitong Bisa learning centers demonstrated their abilities in a series of joint activities. "Showcase" consists of a series of activities: 1. Introducing yourself and reading books/storytelling; 2. Telling stories in English with the theme 'Learning Experience at Kitong Bisa Learning Center", 3. Theater on Character RESPECT. The showcase is not a competition; the purpose of the performance is to build children's self-confidence and appreciate all forms of learning and training efforts. Teachers at the learning center helped with taking videos, writing scripts, and editing videos. Great teachers who are multitalented! I am very happy that this activity received good feedback from the teachers at the learning center. The students were happy with the new experience and we learned to know each other's regional dance culture. Hopefully, activities at the Kitong Bisa Learning Center can still be carried out in the following year! (*this video is only a brief overview of the activities;

The excellent educational work that is carried out in the #kindergartens of German schools abroad is unfortunately less often the focus of attention than the good school pedagogy. That is why I am pleased to be able to share this video of Deutsche Schule Jakarta Schule Jakarta today, in which the basic principles of this pedagogy become clear: a holistic education that aims on active, experience-led and body-focused learning with all the senses, that arouses and encourages curiosity and self-interest and offers options instead of dictating what should be learned.

PT. Indo Swarna Komunika is back working for Indonesia as a creative agency to create educational comics for health promotion and empowerment of Indonesian society. which can be used by teachers and education personnel as a source of learning health material taught to students according to their level and phase of education. Hopefully this comic can be useful and can improve health education efforts for students through health literacy so that students have knowledge and skills about health. #RanidanNindimelawanPenjahat

Education is the key for Indonesia Emas 2045. Through education, we unlock the door to knowledge and opportunities for a bright future. May this National Education Day be the moment to widen access to education for all children in Indonesia. Happy National Education Day to all students, educators, and all of us who never stop learning! #NationalEducationDay #Education #Innovation #OpenInnovation #InnovateWithInnovesia

The excellent educational work that is carried out in the #kindergartens of German schools abroad is unfortunately less often the focus of attention than the good school pedagogy. That is why I am pleased to be able to share this video of Deutsche Schule Jakarta today, in which the basic principles of this pedagogy become clear: a holistic education that aims on active, experience-led and body-focused learning with all the senses, that arouses and encourages curiosity and self-interest and offers options instead of dictating what should be learned.

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Aku Jenius School is a non-formal school in the Koja region of North Jakarta. Koja is a district in North Jakarta City and acts as the administrative hub for the city, covering an area of 13.21 km² in DKI Jakarta, Indonesia. In Indonesia, private schools account for 35% of all schools, and in certain regions, they surpass public schools in number. Koja, a disadvantaged area in North Jakarta, is an example of this trend, with 86 private schools compared to 77 public schools. Among the private schools in Koja, 51 out of 86 are affordable institutions that cater to children from disadvantaged backgrounds. Unfortunately, the private education sector in Indonesia has not been given sufficient attention by the public. While private schools are a vital part of the country's education system as outlined in the National Education Law, discussions on education in Indonesia predominantly revolve around public schools. It is crucial for the community to acknowledge the significant role that private education plays in catering to disadvantaged families. Given this foundation and with the aim of contributing to the educational landscape in Indonesia, particularly in fostering a society centered on community values and emphasizing the skills and talents of children, Aku Jenius School emerges as a model educational institution for children, families, and the broader community. Our school curriculum prioritizes the enhancement of children's fundamental skills through character education based on fitrah, as well as a combination of the Indonesian government's academic-collaborative curriculum (merdeka) and the Aku Jenius curriculum. We hold the belief that each child possesses genius potential, and therefore, we concentrate on nurturing their skills and talents by closely observing their participation in various school activities. Monthly parent classes provide an opportunity for us to work together and support the healthy growth and development of children. #school #education #homebased #akujeniusschool #skill #talented #children #parenting #community #jakarta ============================================== Open Registration for Academic Year 2024-2025 Call us for collaboration & donation +62812 9715 6565 Yayasan Aku Jenius Indonesia Bisa Bank Syariah Indonesia Account No. 222 222 7887