REPOSITORY Umumindonesia2014

EDUCATION CONCEPT OF DAOED JOESOEF AND NUGROHO NOTOSUSANTO

Intania, Poerwaningtias; Rhoma Dwi Aria, Yuliantri · Universitas Negeri Yogyakarta

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This paper will capture the dynamics of education in the New Order, especially during Daoed Joesoef and
Nugroho Notosusanto. This is a preliminary study which became the entrance to examine their concept
comprehensively and deeply.
Looking at both ministerial policy can be used as the basis for taking policy in education. This study uses
historical critical method as the research method. The source of this study came from interview with Daoed
Joesoef and personal documents, either photos and texts. Authors also use formal and informal sources.
Educational policy certainly cannot be separated from political policy, so that the term “different minister,
different policy” appears. Actually, educational policy in the complex and changing times must adjust to the
demands of the times. However, changes in educational policy by the policy holders from time to time are not
related and sustainable.
The result of this study showed that Daoed Joesoef has some educational policies. First, education cannot be
separated from culture. It means that the school became culture center. Joesoef also started to open graduate
school, master’s and doctoral programs. The most phenomenal Joesoef’s policy is normalization of campus life.
Nugroho Notosusanto, Daoed Joesoef’s school friend, replaced him as education minister. He had educational
policy that tends to be militaristic. Notosusanto’s most phenomenal policy is the application of PSPB (educational
history of national struggle). Both of the minister had a much different of educational concept. Some education
concept of these two educational minister still have influence until today.
Keyword: education policy, Daoed Joesoef, Nugroho Notosusanto,

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