Indonesia Rolls Out Emergency Learning in NTT
Indonesia's Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education has prepared a learning guide during the emergency period.
The Indonesian Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education (Kemendikdasmen) is ensuring that students' right to education is maintained following the earthquake that struck several regions in East Nusa Tenggara (NTT). Education Minister Abdul Mu ti emphasized that safety is the top priority for conducting learning activities in disaster-affected areas.
An emergency learning system, using an emergency curriculum, has been implemented to continue learning without endangering the safety of the school community. The ministry has also distributed aid to several affected areas, including children's gift packages, school kits, and family kits. The agency's head, Toni Toharudin, stated that the educational units, students, and teachers affected by the disaster in NTT are still receiving government attention and support.
The guidelines for emergency learning are based on the level of damage, available facilities, conditions of students and teachers, and the surrounding environment. The ministry has prepared learning materials that can be adjusted to post-disaster conditions and provided examples for schools to follow.
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