Afghan Girls Keep Karate Dream...

Sep 19, 2021 by

Afghan Girls Keep Karate Dream Alive in Indonesian Dojo

Meena Asadi, a 28-year-old Afghan refugee and 2010 South Asian Games silver medalist, establish a dojo with 30 students. Bogor, West...

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The Chosen Ones: Dieng’s...

Dec 2, 2020 by

The Chosen Ones: Dieng’s Dreadlock-Haired Children

These children are believed to be the descendants of Kyai Kolodete, a clan leader of the semi-mythological kingdom Medang Kamulan.  ...

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Students Join Climate Crisis P...

Nov 30, 2020 by

Students Join Climate Crisis Protest in Jakarta

Environmental activists, students, and children joined the “Asia Climate Rally” in front of the Jakarta City Hall on...

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Gov’t Encourages Use of ...

Aug 30, 2020 by

Gov’t Encourages Use of Technology in Post-Pandemic Schools

With a hybrid learning model in post-pandemic schools, teachers will not only rely on textbooks. A monther accompanies her daughter...

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New Normal in an Islamic Board...

Jun 19, 2020 by

New Normal in an Islamic Boarding School in Tangerang

The An Nuqthah pesantren in Tangerang reopened its doors to students on Thursday though normal classes will not resume until...

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Academic Year to Start on Sche...

Jun 7, 2020 by

Academic Year to Start on Schedule, But Classes May Need to Wait

The government should respect decision by students or their parents against face-to-face teachings due to coronavirus fear....

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Another Victim of the Pandemic...

May 26, 2020 by

Another Victim of the Pandemic: Cultural Heritage Sites

The Borobudur Temple in Magelang, Central Java – the biggest Buddhist temple in the world. (Antara Photo/Andreas Fitri Atmoko)...

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This App Helps Schools in Onli...

Apr 9, 2020 by

This App Helps Schools in Online Exams Amid Pandemic

WeKiddo allows students to take online exams while physically distancing themselves amid the Covid-19 pandemic. Jakarta. School exams...

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Trying to Retain Customers? Pr...

Oct 27, 2019 by

Trying to Retain Customers? Protect the Next Generation; Kids Now Prime Targets for Identity Theft

Children are attractive targets for fraudsters as their identity information is less likely to have been used before. Child identity...

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Students From Diverse Backgrou...

Sep 11, 2019 by

Students From Diverse Backgrounds Learn Tolerance Hands-On

The SabangMerauke cultural exchange program provides hands-on lessons in tolerance for young students. Jakarta. SabangMerauke, a...

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Indonesian Students in Taiwan ...

Mar 4, 2019 by

Indonesian Students in Taiwan Say Reports of ‘Forced Labor’ Are False

Jakarta. Several Indonesians currently studying in Taiwan have denied forced labor claims made in recent media reports that have...

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Key to Speed Up Development in...

Jul 21, 2018 by

Key to Speed Up Development in Eastern Indonesia: Culture

By : Dhania Sarahtika – Jakarta. By most estimates, 80 percent of infrastructure development taking place in Indonesia at the...

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Britain Set to Ease Visa Requi...

Jul 7, 2018 by

Britain Set to Ease Visa Requirements for Indonesian Students

Jakarta. Britain announced this week that it will change its immigration rules to make the visa application process easier for...

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Indonesian Students Turn Plast...

Jun 19, 2018 by

Indonesian Students Turn Plastic Waste Into Clean Energy

Yogyakarta. Before Indonesia sinks in its own notoriously mismanaged plastic waste, young researchers from Gadjah Mada University are...

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Community Organization Aims to...

Jun 12, 2018 by

Community Organization Aims to Tackle Illiteracy in the Village by Building Libraries

Despite the complexities, many agree that education plays a crucial role in establishing the foundation for our future leaders....

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Decentralization Key to Improv...

Jun 9, 2018 by

Decentralization Key to Improving Indonesia’s Education System

Jakarta/Denpasar. Decentralization and regional autonomy were first introduced in Indonesia in 1999 as the part of an effort to...

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How Elite Sports School in Rag...

Apr 17, 2018 by

How Elite Sports School in Ragunan Grooms Indonesia’s Top Athletes

Jakarta. Since Egy Maulana Vikri, Indonesia’s football wonderkid, was signed by Poland’s top-tier club Lechia Gdansk in...

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Gov’t to Revise Referenc...

Jan 3, 2018 by

Gov’t to Revise References to Jerusalem as Israel’s Capital in School Textbooks

The Education Ministry will revise textbooks containing references to Jerusalem as the capital of Israel. Jakarta. The Ministry of...

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Number of Indonesians Studying...

Dec 25, 2017 by

Number of Indonesians Studying in US Hits 13-Year High

Jakarta. A US State Department report, compiled in collaboration with the nonprofit Institute of International Education, shows that...

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Youth Must Be a Force of Chang...

Oct 22, 2017 by

Youth Must Be a Force of Change to Achieve Gender Equality

Indonesia ranks 88th out of 144 countries in terms of gender equality, according to the World Economic Forum’s 2016 Global...

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