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Lagging Indonesian Education

Monday, December 9, 2019

The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), based in Paris, has published survey results on the competencies of Indonesian schoolkids in science, reading and mathematics. Indonesia’s score is 396 for competence in science, 371 for reading, and 379 for mathematics.

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Primary school children in a tryout for the national exam in Bandung, West Java, November 2018./ TEMPO/Prima Mulia. tempo : 171395323158.

 

Indonesia’s score is below standard against the 79 countries surveyed. The OECD does routine assessments of the quality of education throughout the world through its Program for International Student Assessment (PISA).

OECD Director for Education and Competencies Andreas Schleicher said Indonesia needs to ensure quality teaching and learning. Any student achieves high education if provided with the right teaching. “Even those

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