Indonesia has the opportunity to get ahead in the next two or three decades with the demographic dividend, ie the number of inhabitants of productive age. However, great potential who need well-educated younger generation is facing serious problems, among others, the quality of education is still low.
This issue is raised in the seminar titled "Indonesia Education: Expectations and Reality" held Gonzaga College High School in Jakarta, Saturday (5/5). The speaker, the Director of Coaching High School Ministry of Education and Culture Totok Supriyanto, former Minister of Education and Culture Daoed Joesoef, Professor of Widya Mandala Catholic University Surabaya Anita Lie, and Professor of the University of Sanata Dharma Paul Suparno.
Anita Lie said no parallels with the political goals of development goals. "The budget of education, but an indicator of educational attainment in Indonesia is still low," said Anita Lie.
Citing World Bank data, Anita Lie said the average length of schooling in Indonesia was 8.0 years for men and 7.5 years for women. "In clear, these data demonstrate the failure of nine-year compulsory education program that has established the central government or local governments. However, in the near future will soon appear popular issue 12-year compulsory education. This could benefit the current government's political interests, "said Anita Lie.maulanamalikt.blogspot.com
Totok Supriyanto, SMA Kemdikbud Development Director, said the problems of education in this country is kept up well despite various efforts by the government.
Paul Suparno highlights that have not been implementing the national education makes a holistic approach to the whole Indonesian people. "Education was initiated and executed character, but has not become part of our whole national education," said Paul.
Daoed Joesoef said Indonesia should be a national education act to establish the nation's citizens. "Our national education system need to be aware of their students are citizens of Indonesia, not a tribe of children who were born in one of the areas in Indonesia," he said.
Daoed Joesoef said Indonesia should be a national education act to establish the nation's citizens. "Our national education system need to be aware of their students are citizens of Indonesia, not a tribe of children who were born in one of the areas in Indonesia," he said.
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