The Process of Learning at School
The methods of teaching in Australia (from what we see in Melville) are quite different. From the facilities, the classes, the systems, curriculums, etc. Because we do have different ways of thinking. And these are what I've found how the process of learning in Australia (while in Melville).
Students do have a lot of out of school activities. Just like once we have already, the excursion to Indonesian Consulate with year 8 Melville's students who study Indonesian. They experience the real things out there, not just learning from text even though they aren't in vocational schools. Another differences are the system of moving class and choosing only specified subjects that they like or good at it.
I don't know why are they doing like these above so I'd like to find out about it soon enough. Especially what is the advantages of moving class, why they can choose whatever subjects they like and we don't do it in Indonesia, how is the way they prepare for tests, etc. So lot to ask so that's why I can't give you much information that is really needed for improving the education to both of us.
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It will be interesting to discover the answers to these questions over the next 2 weeks! The education systems in Melville and Surabaya are quite different, but there is one major similarity: the education of students is at the heart of everything we do.
ReplyDeleteDo you agree that "how" we study may be different, but "why" is the same? What do you think?
Yes. I think I can agree with that one.
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I've found that even though we're in different country but if we educated well enough and we always open-minded especially to the world..
there wouldn't be any border that seperated us.
Education as bridge of connection. That would be quite interesting.
"Education as bridge of connection."
ReplyDeleteI think you're on to something here!