Get to Know A for Effort
Who Are We? A for Effort is a Math & Science tutoring centre located in South Jakarta helping students at...
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Students and Mental Health during Online Learning
The case of a suicide of a high school student in Gowa Regency, South Sulawesi, some time ago during online...
Welcome Back to (Online) School
Returning to Jakarta and to school after the summer break feels like Groundhog Day – again. Students at international schools...
Lycee Français Jakarta Reopens School Doors
On April 12th, after over a year of online learning, the Lycee Français was one of the first schools in...
Compassion in 21st-Century Learning
Students of Jakarta Intercultural School engage in community outreach that makes a difference Seventeen-year-old Sangwook is on a mission to...
Education and Patriotism
Education is an important instrument to enhance knowledge and instil values. The serious contemporary problems involving young people such as...
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....
Encouraging Learners to Make their Own Future
Jakarta Intercultural School empowers students to be independent, lifelong learners Now more than ever, schools have their work cut out...
One Year of Remote Schooling: The Anniversary that Students, Parents, and Teachers Could’ve Done Without
One year ago, when one international school after another closed their gates and switched to online schooling, no one would...
Grow Confidently with Tutors at A for Effort
Charmaine Heilijgers found herself back in Jakarta after relocating around the world as she grew up. She had always been...
Learning and Teaching During the Pandemic
In an exclusive roundtable interview, the principals of Jakarta Intercultural School talk about adapting to digital classrooms and education in...
Do’s and Don’ts of Successfully Managing Your Student Loans
Financial know-how and tips for building a successful relationship with money takes some time and practice. So, it is ironic...
Jakarta Intercultural School Offers Greater Academic Options for Student Learning
Grade 10 students will be able to benefit from the many opportunities offered by JIS’ rigorous study programs. Jakarta Intercultural...
Programs to Revive the Tourism Sector Amid COVID-19
The Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy has made plans to revive the tourism sector and support the economy. One...
KPAI Says Children Participating in Demonstrations Are Tired of Not Going to School
Jasra Putra, the Commissioner for the Indonesian Child Protection Commission (KPAI) has suggested that the reason behind the high number...
Monas Closed Amidst Omnibus Law Demonstrations
The waves of rejection over the Job Creation or Omnibus Law didn’t stop on Thursday 8th October. The mass demonstrations...
Online Learning from a Student’s Perspective
COVID-19 has clearly changed everyone’s lives drastically. From wearing face masks, following social distancing protocols, and washing our hands obsessively...
Jakarta Multicultural School – A “Melting Pot” of Cultures
Founded in 2007, the Jakarta Multicultural School (JMS) campus sits on a 2-hectare, lush property located in the green Situ...
JIS Prepares 21st-Century Learners for a Globalised Future
Jakarta Intercultural School stays committed to fostering a rigorous learning environment in which students can thrive. As schools around the...
Surabaya Students Wrapped in Jarik Cloth Fetish
Twitter account @m_fikris has uncovered an alleged incident of sexual harassment involving students in Surabaya, East Java being wrapped in...
Academic Year Begins, Most Student Learning From Home
Monday 13th July marks the first day of the new academic year 2020/21 for Indonesian primary and secondary schools. In...