Families and Education: Through Adversity Comes Strength
Indonesia’s Education and the world in general is and has been, facing Adversity never before encountered in modern times and...
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Learning through the Pandemic
Ever since classrooms shifted to computers and smartphones, our attitude to work and study has been showing consistent variations. Admit...
Jakarta Implements 50 Percent Face-to-Face Schools Learning Starting Today
A full face-to-face learning policy is being replaced with 50 percent learning and will take effect Friday 4th February, according...
Jakarta Cancels Full-time Face-to-Face Learning Plans
The limited number of face-to-face schools that were planned to open every day in Jakarta will not go ahead. Head...
Face-to-face School in Jakarta Starts 30th August
The DKI Jakarta Provincial Government is planning to open schools to conduct limited face-to-face learning (PTM) on Monday 30th August....
Welcome Back to (Online) School
Returning to Jakarta and to school after the summer break feels like Groundhog Day – again. Students at international schools...
Meeting Different Learning Needs
At Jakarta Intercultural School, individualised learning is at the heart of every classroom No two children are alike, and this...
Jakarta Intercultural School Resumes On-Campus Learning
JIS prioritizes the health and safety of its students, teachers, and staff in the 2020/21 academic year with students returning...
How Parents Can Support Children for Long-Term Online Learning
Uncertainty for our children’s future remains despite the development of the COVID-19 vaccine and its recent deployment to the masses....
THE CONCEPT OF AKO: Teaching and Learning as Two Sides of the Same Coin
In English, the words ‘teach’ and ‘learn’ are often used separately, implying that a teacher only ‘teaches’ and a learner...
Online Learning: Should I? Shouldn’t I?
The most obvious benefit of online learning is the convenience: you can work at your own pace, from wherever you...
An Expat’s Guide to International Preschools in Indonesia
Moving to a foreign country and raising your kids there can be a big challenge. An even bigger challenge will...
Mr. Hornby’s Opus: Global Jaya School
Established in 1995, Global Jaya School (GJS) is located in Bintaro, a suburb on the outskirts of Jakarta. GJS is...
Kite Surfing and Stand-up Paddle Fun
Looking for an exciting new sport? Before you go and buy new equipment, take a course at Rip Curl...
Use your Mum’s smartphone to do your Homework
Ban hand phones It was only a few years ago that cell phones were being banished from classrooms. As far...
Want to Study Indonesian in Jakarta? Few Schools Here May Make the Grade
Finding quality Indonesian classes is surprisingly tough in the nation’s capital. And as interest grows it may get tougher. Back...