Indonesia and Online Schools

INTERNATIONAL - Almost two years, since the Minister of Education Nadiem Makarim signed the distance learning circular using online methods as a policy step during the pandemic, various polemics have arisen, especially related to the difficulty of accessing internet signals in the outermost areas of the center of power of the Indonesian archipelagic state.

Some students are looking for nonsensical ways to get an internet signal in order to attend online schools. Meanwhile, for families whose economy has been rolled over by pagebluk, it is hard to die to buy quotas for the sake of their children's learning needs. Reporting from the research results of the ISEAS-YUSOF Ishak Institute, only 40% of Indonesians have internet access and as many as 69 million students lose access to education and learning during pagebluk.

Even, the really need of students in learning something about their studies, in order to know and understanding much more, the teacher teaches them at the tomb. This make our heart touching deeply.

We do pray and hope that,  this pandemic period will be over from Indonesia.