Traditional and digital literacy

 Traditional and digital literacy by. Handi Kurniawan Indonesia ranks 60th out of 61 countries surveyed for the list of “World’s Most Literate Nations”. While we are working toward improving “traditional” literacy, which in brief is defined as the ability to read, write and do simple arithmetic, the world has been moving toward “digital” literacy. The survey caught the attention of US educators as well. America used to ...

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Pentingannya Pengembangan Pendidikan Anak Usia Dini Sebagai Investasi Masa Depan Bangsa

 Growing brains can grow economies in Asia by. Lauren Rumble A billion brains depend on the actions governments and partners take now. The world’s best scientists have recently confirmed that greater investments are needed to promote children’s “cognitive capital”. Cognitive capital refers to the economic benefits resulting from investing in the evolving brains of children.  Nobel Laureate James Heckman says that early investments yield the greatest returns: a dollar spent during prenatal and early childhood yields 7 percent...

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