Indonesia's Education System Reform Sparks Debate: Teachers Association Calls for Caution The Indonesian Teachers Association (PGRI) has stepped into the national conversation on education reform, urging policymakers to slow down the process of passing the National Education System Bill. The proposed legislation aims to overhaul the country's education system, introducing significant changes to the curriculum, teacher training, and school management. However, PGRI is cautioning against hasty decisions, citing concerns about the potential impact on students, teachers, and the education sector as a whole. As the Indonesian government seeks to modernize its education system, the debate is heating up, with stakeholders weighing the benefits of reform against the risks of disruption and upheaval.
The Indonesian Teachers Association (PGRI) urges unhurried discussions on the National Education System Bill. Kompas.id
