Comments on: Sekolah Swadaya - bagian II http://harry.sufehmi.com/archives/2006-03-17-1121/ life is a struggle && information wants to be free Fri, 21 Nov 2008 03:27:07 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 By: Mahesa http://harry.sufehmi.com/archives/2006-03-17-1121/#comment-77154 Mahesa Mon, 03 Dec 2007 07:49:36 +0000 /?p=1121#comment-77154 Ass. Alhamdulillah, perjalanan panjang TKB mandiri telah sama-sama kita lalui. dengan jihad dan kemandirian, TKB mandiri sudah mulai dapat berdiri sendiri. tentunya karena didukung oleh para relawan yang berjiwa tinbggi. semoga apa yang telah dan akan kita usahakan demi kemashlahatan umat, mendapat balasan yang sesuai dari Sang Kholiq Robbul 'Izzati. Amien. Sabar dan Tawakkallah kawan. Mari terus berjuang ! Allahu Akbar !!! Ass.
Alhamdulillah, perjalanan panjang TKB mandiri telah sama-sama kita lalui. dengan jihad dan kemandirian, TKB mandiri sudah mulai dapat berdiri sendiri. tentunya karena didukung oleh para relawan yang berjiwa tinbggi. semoga apa yang telah dan akan kita usahakan demi kemashlahatan umat, mendapat balasan yang sesuai dari Sang Kholiq Robbul ‘Izzati. Amien.

Sabar dan Tawakkallah kawan. Mari terus berjuang ! Allahu Akbar !!!

]]> By: Maya http://harry.sufehmi.com/archives/2006-03-17-1121/#comment-971 Maya Sat, 01 Apr 2006 10:00:24 +0000 /?p=1121#comment-971 Hi Harry, I think 'home-scholing' is a great idea especially for our country where basic education is still not available for every school-aged children, illiteracy is still high and child-labor is rampant. I support you 100% to figure out ways to make this non-formal education a reality for all Indonesians for that matter. I'm sure there are plenty adults also who are not able to read and write. Community-based or family-based approach is the way to go when it comes to taking responsibilities for our own good and future. But how? it's a huge task...I'm glad that there are a few activists already and the SekolahRakyat.org etc. That's a good start, but how is 'home-schooling' monitored? DepDikBud needs to help big time with curriculum to certain degree, but what about corruption of money, ideas, philosophy etc.? how is the system going to work to avoid 'irresponsible' or 'ignorant' adults in teaching minors what's not 'good' for them? What are the standard? Who gets to decide? I'm just throwing concerns here...I'm hopeful that there's always a way to make it worthwhile...so I hope that you'll go on with this, and I'd like to follow up with this wonderful idea. Teaching independence is a way to go for our future...wouldn't it be wonderful in Indonesia where Indonesians become critical thinkers, activists and know how to stand on their own identity...Indonesians with good self-esteem, confident and ethics :-) Wouldn't it be a wonderful goal? I wish you the best of luck...please write more posts about activism like this...Thanks Harry. Hi Harry, I think ‘home-scholing’ is a great idea especially for our country where basic education is still not available for every school-aged children, illiteracy is still high and child-labor is rampant. I support you 100% to figure out ways to make this non-formal education a reality for all Indonesians for that matter. I’m sure there are plenty adults also who are not able to read and write. Community-based or family-based approach is the way to go when it comes to taking responsibilities for our own good and future. But how? it’s a huge task…I’m glad that there are a few activists already and the SekolahRakyat.org etc. That’s a good start, but how is ‘home-schooling’ monitored? DepDikBud needs to help big time with curriculum to certain degree, but what about corruption of money, ideas, philosophy etc.? how is the system going to work to avoid ‘irresponsible’ or ‘ignorant’ adults in teaching minors what’s not ‘good’ for them? What are the standard? Who gets to decide? I’m just throwing concerns here…I’m hopeful that there’s always a way to make it worthwhile…so I hope that you’ll go on with this, and I’d like to follow up with this wonderful idea. Teaching independence is a way to go for our future…wouldn’t it be wonderful in Indonesia where Indonesians become critical thinkers, activists and know how to stand on their own identity…Indonesians with good self-esteem, confident and ethics :-) Wouldn’t it be a wonderful goal? I wish you the best of luck…please write more posts about activism like this…Thanks Harry.

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