Understanding the School Transformation Program

The video discusses the Program Sekolah Penggerak, aiming to advance Indonesia by fostering Pelajar Pancasila. It emphasizes personalized teaching based on student abilities, integrating technology, and using assessments to tailor instruction. The program focuses on character and holistic competency development, encouraging collaboration and critical thinking. It also promotes project-based, cross-disciplinary learning to strengthen problem-solving skills and create a well-rounded Pelajar Pancasila profile, ultimately aiming to develop superior human resources for Indonesia's progress.

What is the primary goal of the School Transformation Program?

• To focus solely on academic achievements

• To increase the number of schools

• To reduce the use of technology in schools

• To create a more meaningful learning experience

How do teachers use assessments in the School Transformation Program?

• To rank students against each other

• To determine students' readiness and guide teaching

• To decide which students should be expelled

• To create a competitive environment

What is emphasized in the character and competency development section?

• Individual achievements

• Memorization of facts

• Collaboration and critical thinking

• Strict discipline

Which of the following is NOT a focus of the School Transformation Program?

• Character development

• Increasing school fees

• Use of technology in learning

• Holistic competency development

What type of learning is encouraged to strengthen the Pancasila Student Profile?

• Multiple-choice tests

• Project-based cross-subject learning

• Lecture-based learning

• Solo assignments

What skills are enhanced through project-based learning?

• Real-world problem-solving skills

• Listening skills

• Memorization skills

• Copying skills

What is the ultimate aim of focusing on the Pancasila Student Profile?

• To eliminate extracurricular activities

• To create a competitive environment

• To focus on traditional teaching methods

• To form a well-rounded young generation