1. Indonesia
inPISA
IWANPRANOTO
Jakarta,8JULY2019
INDONESIA
IN PISA
What We Have Achieved
and Where To Go

2. Indonesia
inPISA
PARTICIPATION
Since the first in 2000,
Indonesia has been on every PISA
We have achieved
• The awareness on the need to nurture global and
contemporary competences, such as non-routine
reasoning skills, creative thinking, and
collaborative skills.
• The urgency climate to improve our education
practices and system.
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3. Indonesia
inPISA
INDONESIAN ARCHIPELAGO
Diverse, Vast, and Remote
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4. Indonesia
inPISA
PERFORMANCE
Improving, but insignificant and slow.
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365
370
375
380
385
390
395
400
405
2000 2003 2006 2009 2012 2015
Reading Literacy
Statistically significantly below
the OECD average (more
than100 point difference)

5. Indonesia
inPISA
PERFORMANCE
Stagnant
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370
375
380
385
390
395
400
405
2000 2003 2006 2009 2012 2015
Science Literacy
The drop of students who
expect to work in science-
related occupations at age 30
(2015 PISA)

6. Indonesia
inPISA
PERFORMANCE
Improving, but insignificant and slow.
340
345
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355
360
365
370
375
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385
390
395
2000 2003 2006 2009 2012 2015
Math Literacy
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Statistically significantly below
the OECD average (more
than100 point difference)

7. Indonesia
inPISA
PISA
Diagnostic?
• To general public, PISA is
perceived as a global education
ranking system.
• Is it still possible to regard it as a
formative assessment? How
could we maximize it?
• How should we put it into
Indonesian contexts so that
educators can focus on the
development of the 21st-century
skills?
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8. Indonesia
inPISA
Involve more on the
breakthrough and
conversation of the
global skills and
education equity.
Focus more on specific
areas to fix.
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9. Indonesia
inPISA
FIRST CHALLENGE
“more human” in the
world filled with AI,
algorithms, and robots
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10. Indonesia
inPISA
SECOND
CHALLENGE
Education principles and design for
the second-half-of-21st-century
students
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“The students of today have very good sense of
what’s important for them and how they learn.”
~Andreas Schleicher, 2019

11. Indonesia
inPISA
THIRD
CHALLENGE
Guaranteeing the
diversity of local skills
and ideas developed
through education
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12. Indonesia
inPISA
THANK YOU
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