Asia+Primary+School

=ASIA: PRIMARY SCHOOL=

in Indonesia,there is a mandatory of 9 years of learning.But in Indonesia itself,free school is not maximally implemented on the country.

In some places,there are people with initiatives to create a school for the needy.With no monthly fee. everyuthing is free(full article in dhepyon.wordpress.com)

** Facilities for Education in Indonesia ** The facilities for education in Indonesia have problems. This is one of the main causes of Indonesia’s current education condition. Some school’s conditions are very terrible. In some schools there are very minimum facilities. Some schools do not even have libraries. The seats in the schools are broken. Some can’s be seated on. The schools are very dusty, with cobwebs and dirt. Some schools are located near trash piles. The teachers’ qualities aren’t too good too. The Tunggillis National Elementary only has two teachers out of 11 teachers that are qualified in their diplomas to teach. The rest of the teachers are also educated in universities but not enough. The teacher aren’t paid enough either. In the PGRI Ciamis Middle School, the teachers are only paid Rp. 10,000 for every hour of the subject, which is about less than a dollar. This condition is due to the limited money the government gives to the schools. The some school buildings are in a very terrible condition. For example, the Tanjungsari National School’s ceiling is so broken, that the teachers fear that it will fall and hit the students. So they removed it. Other schools also have similar problems. Schools have limited facilities. Good schools usually have libraries and computer labs. But some school’s here doesn’t have one. Or if it has one, it has a very minimum amount of books and computers. But some schools have good facilities. For example, there are national plus schools and international schools. The schools have libraries, computer labs, fields for sports, and other facilities. We have this information from research. We researched from articles in the internet. We got it from Sampoerna Foundation’s website and the government’s website, and others.

For more information, click on this link: __ [] __ __ http://gauge.u-gakugei.ac.jp/apeid/apeid04/country_papers/indonesia.pdf __

Aina Nashira, High/Scope Indonesia