Consequences for Private Universities on Lecturer Welfare: Responsibilities and Challenges
Private universities (PTS) in Indonesia play a pivotal role in supporting the nation’s higher education system. However, the issue of lecturer welfare in PTS remains a critical concern. The implementation of Permendikbudristek No. 44 of 2024 has set clear obligations for PTS to ensure fair salaries, allowances, and benefits for their lecturers. Failure to meet
Read MoreIntegrating Mindful, Meaningful, and Joyful Deep Learning Theories in the School Curriculum: A Comprehensive Analysis
I. Introduction Definition of Deep Learning Theories: Deep learning theories encompass advanced machine learning algorithms that involve a deeper (multiple layers) understanding and processing that can model complex abstractions. These theories apply neural network architectures that learn from vast amounts of data. The importance of integrating these theories into school curricula lies in their ability
Read MoreStrategies Driven Insights on Preparing Indonesian Graduates for Global Workforce Demands
As globalization and digital transformation reshape the economy, the need for a high-quality workforce in Indonesia capable of meeting international standards has become more urgent. According to the World Bank, Indonesia’s tertiary enrollment rate has risen significantly, reaching 36% in recent years, a positive indicator of educational access. Yet, despite this progress, a 2022 survey
Read MoreThe Shortage of PhDs and Professors in Indonesia: Challenges and Solutions to Enhance Higher Education Quality
Indonesia faces a significant challenge in its higher education sector: the shortage of highly qualified human resources, specifically PhDs and professors. In an era of increasing global competition, this scarcity of advanced academic professionals has hindered research, innovation, and overall educational quality. According to the Ministry of Education, Culture, Research, and Technology (Kemendikbudristek), only about
Read MoreElevating Education: Indonesia’s Teacher Welfare Initiatives Are Set to Transform Schools by 2025
In an ambitious bid to elevate the nation’s educational standards, Indonesia has launched a series of substantial teacher welfare initiatives aimed at enhancing the quality and effectiveness of educators across the country. This comprehensive program, set to unfold fully by 2025, focuses on improving compensation, professional development, and the overall status of teachers in the
Read MoreIn-depth analysis shows concerning trends in student literacy and proposes solutions for improving competence in the digital era
A recent report on literacy among Indonesian university students reveals a concerning decline in reading comprehension, analytical skills, and critical thinking abilities. Despite government and educational efforts to improve learning standards, surveys show that over 60% of students struggle to meet global literacy benchmarks, highlighting a need for more targeted interventions in higher education. Various
Read MoreIncreasing legal cases against teachers and lecturers for classroom conduct demand clearer policies and legal reforms
In recent years, a growing number of teachers and lecturers in Indonesia have faced legal action for actions taken in the course of teaching or disciplining students. This trend raises concerns over current legal policies governing the education profession and underscores the urgent need to clarify the boundaries between professional conduct and actions considered criminal.
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