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Honoring Oemar Bakris

Tuesday, November 28, 2006

Honorary teachers receive less than the minimum wage. The sad story of a day in the life of such a teacher.

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INDONESIA is unlikely to have any time soon a teacher like John Keating, the art teacher in Dead Poets Society who taught high school students that tearing up books would teach them how to understand culture and stood on a table to teach them a different perspective. Or a lecturer like Katherine Watson in the film Mona Lisas Smile, who taught her students in the 1950s to oppose the tradition of restricting women.

Instead, Indonesia has Oemar Bakr

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