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Jakarta (ANTARA) – The Ministry of Major and Secondary Training ensured that schooling companies and faculty studying actions in disaster-hit areas are working flexibly, adjusted to the circumstances in every space and faculty.

Major and Secondary Training Minister Abdul Mu’ti affirmed that the continuity of the schooling and studying course of should prioritize the security, psychological well-being, and continued studying progress of scholars.

He acknowledged right here on Thursday that regional governments have full authority to find out studying preparations in response to the native scenario.

“Crucial factor is that the scholars’ proper to study is fulfilled and their security is assured,” he burdened.

Mu’ti additionally talked about that within the affected areas, varied studying schemes have been applied, starting from a shift system, on-line studying, utilizing different colleges’ services, to organising studying in emergency tents.

Moreover, the mechanism for semester exams can be made versatile.

“Regional governments and colleges are given the liberty to decide on essentially the most possible studying mode and type of evaluation,” the minister remarked.

In the meantime, the pinnacle of the ministry’s Instructional Requirements, Curriculum, and Evaluation Company (BSKAP), Toni Toharudin, acknowledged that for persevering with schooling companies after disasters, his company had ready a layered coverage framework that applies throughout the emergency response up till years after the disasters.

“Within the first three months, the main target is directed towards simplifying the curriculum to satisfy minimal important competencies, offering emergency studying supplies, adaptive studying in restricted areas, psychosocial help, and easy assessments that target scholar security and involvement,” he defined.

Following that, he continued, within the interval of three to 12 months, the coverage is directed towards restoring college students’ fundamental talents by a crisis-based adaptive curriculum, intensive remedial packages, versatile studying, and transition assessments based mostly on portfolios and socio-emotional growth.

“Inside one to 3 years, the coverage focus shifts to strengthening the standard of studying, everlasting integration of catastrophe schooling, strengthening inclusive studying, and long-term monitoring and analysis of scholar literacy, numeracy, attendance, and psychosocial well-being,” he stated.

Moreover, he acknowledged that his company had ready the Implementation Tips for Catastrophe Training as a reference for colleges to boost catastrophe preparedness.

As well as, he additionally affirmed that the restoration course of runs consistent with the reconstruction of instructional services within the disaster-hit areas.

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Translator: Hana Dewi, Raka Adji
Editor: Azis Kurmala
Copyright © ANTARA 2025



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