The document discusses flaws in Indonesia's education system including distorted goals, high test standards, overuse of exams and subjects, and large class sizes. This takes a physical and mental toll on students, with 85% of students in one class admitting absence due to illness and increased risk of depression or suicidal thoughts. The government can address these problems by refocusing goals, eliminating high-stakes exams, reducing class sizes, and emphasizing character building. Citizens can write to newspapers and government representatives or form organizations to advocate for education reform.

2. Good Afternoon!

4. What we are going to talk:
The flaws of
education
system in
Indonesia
The negative
impact from
the
government’s
policy
What
government
can do to
overcome
the problem
What we can
do as
civilians

5. The flaws of the education system
• The distortion of the goal
• The standard of the score is too high
• National exam
• Too many people in a class
• Too many subjects to learn

6. The effect to the student’s
physical
• The policy makes students tired and
be susceptible to get diseases

7. • Based on the analysis in a class of a
well-known high school, from 34
students in that class, 85% of them
admit that they are absent mostly
because of sick.

8. The effects to student’s mental
• Easily to get depressed
• Make them brave to end their lives

9. What government can do to
overcome the problems
1. Straighten the goal of the system
2. Delete the National Exam
3. Change the concept of majoring system
4. Less students in a class
5. Implant the education of character
building is also important

10. What can we do now?
• express your opinion in front of
public:
1. Write it on the newspaper or
write a letter to government
2. Come to government’s
representative
• Make an organization to collect
people’s arguments and deliver it
to the representative.