Perbandingan sistem pendidikan Indonesia dan Jepang
Keywords:
education system; Indonesian education system; Japanese education system; levels of education; educational goalsAbstract
The education systems in Indonesia and Japan are very different. Each country, including Indonesia and Japan, certainly has its own advantages and disadvantages. Education in Indonesia is still one of the things that continues to receive more attention because it is ranked 72nd out of 77 countries. One of the ways that Indonesia uses to direct better education is by comparing the education system in Indonesia with countries with better education systems, such as Japan. In Indonesia, children aged 0-6 years are sent to PAUD school, then continue to elementary school (SD) for 6 years, junior high school (SMP) for 3 years, senior high school (SMA), and the longer term is Higher education has its own levels, namely: Diploma III, Bachelor's Degree, Master's Degree, Doctoral Degree. And in Japan, children aged 0-3 years are instilled with discipline, moral values, good manners and modesty. Then when they are 4 years old they take a simple test which is not burdensome for children and in Japan they must have a good personality, be disciplined, obey the rules, this is something that is important with the knowledge and intelligence that is taught during learning activities. at school. Japan can be a model country in the field of education, because it has advantages that are different from systems in other countries, Indonesia is still in the developing country stage, therefore Indonesia can imitate all lessons from the education system in Japan.
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