Why education system is the biggest problem in Indonesia?

Another problem with education in Indonesia is the poor infrastructure, less developed program, low quality teachers. Several times we were shocked by the collapse of the school building. Attention to infrastructure needs to be increased. Another problem is the quality of teachers who are still low.

What are the problems of education in Indonesia?

Common quality problems include inadequate management structures, funding, facilities, and teaching materials, as well as lackluster research output. Poorly trained university instructors are another issue of concern. More than a third of Indonesian lecturers hold only a bachelor’s degree or less.

What is the problem with school system?

1. Deficits in government funding for schools. Funding is always an issue for schools and is, in fact, one of the biggest issues facing the American public education system today. For more than 90\% of K-12 schools, funding comes from state and local governments, largely generated by sales and income taxes.

How much of Indonesia is poor?

As of September 2018, the poverty rate stood at 9.66\% (some 25 million people), the lowest ever recorded. With the COVID-19 pandemic causing an economic downturn, Statistics Indonesia reported 1.63 million Indonesian fell into poverty in March 2020, raising the total poverty number to 26.42 million people.

What are the flaws of Indonesia’s education system?

About education alone, I could point a hundred flaws (ask me for more). Bad education system is Indonesia’s biggest problems. If we humble enough to learn or try to find a way to fix it, in 50 years it would fix many Indonesia’s problems such as; corruption, high fertility rate, etc.

Why aren’t Indonesia’s children being delivered quality education?

Source: Shutterstock Indonesia’s children and young people are not being delivered quality education because of the prevailing dominance of political, corporate and bureaucratic elites in post-Suharto Indonesia, a new study has argued.

How competitive is higher education in Indonesia?

The vast majority of Indonesian higher education institutions (HEIs) are smaller private providers of lesser quality, while admission into public universities is highly competitive. Already in 2010, public universities had capacity for merely 18 percent of Indonesia’s swelling number of high school graduates.

What percentage of Indonesia’s budget is spent on education?

In 2002, newly democratic Indonesia inserted into its constitution a requirement that governments at all levels to dedicate at least 20 percent of their budgets to education. This was a major improvement from the authoritarian era, when by 1995 education spending counted for less than 1 percent of GDP.