GSM & The Mind-set Revolution

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Dr M.N. Rizal (sitting far left) at the Workshop GSM at Muhammadiyah Sidoarum Sleman Primary School with the principal and some teachers – 2017. Source: Private collection

Dr Muhammad Nur Rizal, lecturer in Electro-Technology and Information Technology at Gadjah Mada University (UGM) and founder of the Movement for Fun Schools or (GSM) which will hold a Talk-show and Workshop at UGM from 07-11 August, talks about mental revolution in education sector.

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Published 4 August 2017 7:36pm

Updated 16 August 2017 9:16am

By Sri Dean

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Dr Muhammad Nur Rizal, lecturer in Electro-Technology and Information Technology at Gadjah Mada University (UGM) and founder of the Movement for Fun Schools or (GSM) which will hold a Talk-show and Workshop at UGM from 07-11 August, talks about mental revolution in education sector.

What impact has GSM on attitudes to education in Indonesia? Why does GSM think it is important for educators to assess the effectiveness of President Jokowis plan for a Mind-Set Revolution? Why does GSM think that the plan has not really touched the Indonesian education sector? Dr Muhammad Nur Rizal, discusses these and other issues.