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UN mau diganti pakai PISA (yang sudah dimodifikasi)... I wonder how this will go 
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I check& #39;d PISA questions (bc I have 0 knowledge of it) and it& #39;s pretty nice, just how will this be implemented? Because the way the question is written, if one wants students to score high I think the whole education process has to be changed... e.g. pic. +
This question needs children to /find/ a formula instead of /using/ a memorized formula. They have to have a firm grasp on basic math, the concept of pay, time, etc.
Which is good, that& #39;s what we want (and that& #39;s how other countries teach their children too.) +
Which is good, that& #39;s what we want (and that& #39;s how other countries teach their children too.) +
But then we come to realize that the point is not only in changing the test, but also dispelling myths in teachers& #39; head (e.g. teaching has to be one-sided, as long as the child could answer questions it& #39;s already deemed as success, etc) that& #39;s still permeating our edu scene.
Bonus, I really love questions like these. I really don& #39;t think I& #39;ve ever had questions like these in my years of studying... also imagine the educational process that could be done to teach children about this. It reminded me of thr lecture I listened the other day about +
Reggio-Emilia method of teaching (letting children explore a certain thrme (e.g. rocks, light) by doing anything and everything they want with it, touching, weighing, asking questions, etc). It helps the child& #39;s critical thinking grows, and +
teaches them to look for information themselves instead of relying on other people. It also makes the entire process of studying fun.
I know Reggio-Emilia is for kindergarten but gosh damn imagine an elementary school like this. I& #39;d want to repeat the grade (jk)
I know Reggio-Emilia is for kindergarten but gosh damn imagine an elementary school like this. I& #39;d want to repeat the grade (jk)
But back to topic, the entire takeaway of this thread is: I think this is a good change - but then a change in test questions reflects nothing if we don& #39;t upgrade the method of teaching too. I& #39;m pretty hyped for this though, got to continue watching the development :-)
Lastly, the questions screenshots are from OECD sample test. Here& #39;s the link to download the .pdf if anyone wants to see: https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=http://www.oecd.org/pisa/aboutpisa/PISA%2520for%2520Schools%2520sample%2520test%2520items.pdf&ved=2ahUKEwjvzpqZrc3oAhURWCsKHZXoAGwQFjAAegQIBRAC&usg=AOvVaw0x0P4MWR8ecOP1JDZ5V3Si">https://www.google.com/url...
