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Conflit armé au Mali et déscolarisation à l’Académie d’Enseignement de Mopti

Moctar SIDIBE; Soumaïla COULIBALY; Ibrahima MAÏGA · DOAJ Open Access Articles

This article makes the link between the armed conflict and the unschooling of children in central Mali, precisely in the Mopti Education Academy. Thousands of children in the said area are currently unable to benefit from normal schooling. This situation results in the successive movement of school staff, students and their parents to a secure area. Crime an…

EFEKTIVITAS PELAKSANAAN HOMESCHOOLING SEBAGAI PENDIDIKAN ALTERNATIF (STUDI ANALISIS TERHADAP KOMUNITAS HOMESCHOOLING DI KOTA PEKANBARU)

Zaitun · UIN Sultan Syarif Kasim Riau

Implementasi strategi guru diniyah takmiliyah awwaliyah (dta) dalam menumbuhkan etos dan kecintaan terhadap ilmu pada santri madrasah al-ifaaqoh Bekasi Timur

Nazhmi, Mellyza Sajidah · Universitas Islam 45 / UM Indonesia

ABSTRACT Mellyza Sajidah Nazhmi. 41182911220026. The Implementation of Diniyah Takmiliyah Awwaliyah (DTA) Teachers' Strategies in Fostering Learning Ethos and Love of Knowledge among Students at Al-Ifaaqoh Islamic School, East Bekasi. Islamic Education Study Program, Faculty of Islamic Studies, Universitas Islam 45 Bekasi, 2026. This study aims to examin…

ORIENTASI PENGEMBANGAN MA’HAD TAHFIDZ BINA SANTRI KOTA BEKASI

Fitri Rahmadani, Arneta · Universitas Islam 45 / UM Indonesia

This study aims to describe and analyze the development orientation of Ma’had Tahfidz Bina Santri in Bekasi City, covering the goals of tahfidz education, the orientation of Qur’an memorization methods, and the management of tahfidz programs for students who also attend formal schools. The focus of the study is directed at institutional goals, memori…

POLICY STUDY ON PRIMARY SCHOOL TEACHER EFFECTIVENESS

Sukamto, et al · Universitas Negeri Yogyakarta

The need for understanding primary school teacher's effectiveness in Indonesia especially for improving the quality of primary teacher education geared this national research on primary school teacher effectiveness. The research designed is a grounded research, has four steps of data collection. The first step was finding a working definition of an effective…

The School Principal’s Management: Planning and Controlling of the Teaching and Learning Processes in the State Vocational High School 2 Depok Sleman

Theangthong, Chanthanom · Universitas Negeri Yogyakarta

This study was aimed at exploring and describing the management of the school principal in the teaching and learning processes at vocational high school in Indonesia. The framework of the research study was formulated around the aspects of the school and classroom climate, involvement and perception of parents and school committee, students’ motivation and …

LAPORAN INDIVIDU PRAKTIK PENGALAMAN LAPANGAN (PPL) UPTD SANGGAR KEGIATAN BELAJAR (SKB) KOTA YOGYAKARTA

Auliana Risqi, Auliana Risqi · Universitas Negeri Yogyakarta

Praktik Pengalaman Lapangan (PPL) adalah mata kuliah wajib sebagai upaya dalam mendukung pengembangan kompetensi mahasiswa. Tujuan dari pelasanaan PPL adalah : (1) memberikan pengalaman pada mahasiswa dalam bidang pembelajaran baik di sekolah maupun lembaga, dalam rangka melatih dan mengembangkan kompetensi keguruan atau kependidikan, (2) Memberikan kes…

PEMUTAKHIRAN KURIKULUMDI PERGURUAN TINGGI

Anik, Ghufron · Universitas Negeri Yogyakarta

Lately there has been a strong trend at higher educational institutions to update their curriculum. This phenomenon shows that the activity of curriculum development in such institutions is highly dynamic. It is quite reasonable because the curriculum is, after all, the very substance of schooling and the raison d'etre for teachers at schools. The …

Learning at Noon

Nadine Dolby · DOAJ Open Access Articles

In the context of the unrelenting neoliberal reality of schooling, teacher education focuses largely on the formal, structured spaces in which children learn: predominantly the classroom. Yet, critical educators also recognize that children learn in informal spaces at school, including at lunch. This essay examines how school lunch can be used to teach about…

Using a multi-touch table to develop collaborative teaching programming resources in the new computing curriculum

Alzahrani, AAS; Atwell, ES; Bulpitt, AJ · White Rose Research Online

Information and communication technology (ICT) has been questioned extensively throughout recent years and is often considered unsatisfactory and antiquated (Society, 2012). However, a new computing curriculum will be incorporated into school systems in order to replace existing frameworks. This new paradigm focuses heavily on programing and critical thinkin…

Bringing human rights back home: learning from “Superman” and addressing political issues at school

Osler, AH · White Rose Research Online

Human rights are commonly conceived as more relevant to foreign policy than day-to-day living. Drawing on Eleanor Roosevelt’s conception of human rights as beginning close to home, this article illustrates how human rights principles might inform everyday processes of schooling and learning to live together. It considers rights to, in and through education, …

Towards a more authentic science curriculum: The contribution of out-of-school learning

Braund, M.; Reiss, M. · White Rose Research Online

In many developed countries of the world, pupil attitudes to school science decline progressively across the age range of secondary schooling while fewer students are choosing to study science at higher levels and as a career. Responses to these developments have included proposals to reform the curriculum, pedagogy, and the nature of pupil discussion in sci…

The integration of Roma Slovak pupils into a secondary school in Sheffield: A case of school super-diversity?

Payne, M.I. · White Rose Research Online

The immigration of large numbers of Roma Slovak people to Sheffield over a relatively short period has raised questions around the settling of the new arrivals into the complex social, linguistic and cultural spaces of the diverse city of Sheffield and the ability of settled communities to retain their identities and relative stability. Schools face challeng…

Moral panic, miracle cures and educational policy: what can we really learn from international comparison?

Alexander, Robin John · White Rose Research Online

In many countries, including the UK, the potential of international student achievement surveys such as TIMSS and PISA is being subverted by political and media fixation on the resulting league tables. These prompt not just well-founded efforts to learn from others’ success but also ill-founded assertions about educational cause and effect, inappropriate tra…

Civic Virtues dalam Pendidikan Moral dan Kewarganegaraan di Indonesia Era Orde Baru

Samsuri, Samsuri · Universitas Negeri Yogyakarta

This paper described the role of New order regime in Indonesia to build the citizen characters through educational system. The regime efforted to inculcate its interpretation on Pancasila (Five principles) such as "Pedoman Penghayatan dan Pengamalan Pancasila" (P4). Citizens have been forced to receive and agree what regime intentions on Pancasila. they shou…

Civic Virtues dalam Pendidikan Moral dan Kewarganegaraan di Indonesia Era Orde Baru

Samsuri, Samsuri · Universitas Negeri Yogyakarta

This paper described the role of New order regime in Indonesia to build the citizen characters through educational system. The regime efforted to inculcate its interpretation on Pancasila (Five principles) such as "Pedoman Penghayatan dan Pengamalan Pancasila" (P4). Citizens have been forced to receive and agree what regime intentions on Pancasila. they shou…

Early Literacy And Comprehension Skills In Children Learning English As An Additional Language And Monolingual Children With Language Weaknesses

Bowyer-Crane, C.; Fricke, S.; Schaefer, B.; Lervåg, A.; Hulme, C. · White Rose Research Online

Many children learning English as an additional language (EAL) show reading comprehension difficulties despite adequate decoding. However, the relationship between early language and reading comprehension in this group is not fully understood. The language and literacy skills of 80 children learning English from diverse language backgrounds and 80 monolingua…

The Educational Success of China’s Young Generation of Rural-to-Urban Migrants

Lenton, P.; Yin, L.U. · White Rose Research Online

The education policies introduced in the rural areas of China following the end of the ‘cultural revolution’ resulted in an improved provision of educational institutions along with better quality teachers which increased the educational attainment of young rural migrants and raised their career aspirations. This paper uses data from the Rural-Urban Migratio…

Revisiting the Challenges Linked to Parenting and Home–School Relationships at the High School Level

Rollande Deslandes; Sylvie Barma · DOAJ Open Access Articles

The article revisits data from a 2005 study on the parental involvement process. The purpose of this study was to analyze parents’ written statements regarding two processes: parenting and home–school relationships associated with school success at the high school level. The objectives are mainly to describe parents’ understanding of their role in adolescent…

Revisiting the Challenges Linked to Parenting and Home–School Relationships at the High School Level

Rollande Deslandes; Sylvie Barma · DOAJ Open Access Articles

The article revisits data from a 2005 study on the parental involvement process. The purpose of this study was to analyze parents’ written statements regarding two processes: parenting and home–school relationships associated with school success at the high school level. The objectives are mainly to describe parents’ understanding of their role in adolescent…