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Ki Hajar Dewantara is a hero of education or who is defended by the nickname of the Father of Indonesian National Education, who was born on May 2, 1889. Ki Hajar Dewantara was given the nickname as the Father of Indonesian National Education, because of his services in the field of Indonesian education during the Dutch colonial period.
Ki Hajar Dewantara dared to oppose and criticize the policies of the Dutch East Indies Government, which at that time only allowed people of Dutch descent and the rich to get an education. Because of his criticism, in the end the Colonial Government exiled Ki Hajar Dewantara in the Netherlands.
After returning to Indonesia, Ki Hajar Dewantara finally succeeded in establishing a school or educational institution named Taman Siswa. Ki Hajar Dewantara was appointed Minister of Education after the State of Indonesia became independent from Dutch colonialism.
Ki Hajar Dewantara finally died (died) on April 26, 1959.
From his struggle, as a tribute to his services to the world of education, the Government of Indonesia set the date of birth of Ki Hajar Dewantara, commemorated as National Education Day. So that his philosophy which reads 'tut wuri handayani' is also widely used as an encouragement and motto in the world of Indonesian education. Until now, National Education Day is still celebrated, and is one of the historic days for Indonesia. +
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Coto Makassar or Pallu coto manangkasarak is a traditional dish from the Makassar tribe, South Sulawesi. This food is made from beef, apart from beef, almost all parts of the inside of the cow are used as a complement, namely offal, liver, heart, lungs and spleen which are boiled for a long time. This stew is then sliced, then seasoned with specially formulated spices. +
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Youth and Politics
Politics is an unavoidable topic in everyday conversations, involving various groups, from young people to the elderly. However, there is a trend where more older people are involved in politics than young people. Several factors may influence young people's lack of interest in politics. These factors include, among others, a lack of adequate political education, a sense of dissatisfaction with a political system that they may feel does not reflect their needs, and a feeling that their participation will not have a significant impact. Apart from that, lack of trust in political leaders and political institutions can also be an obstacle. Efforts are needed to increase political awareness and foster young people's interest in the political process so that they can become an active part in shaping the country's future.
This is usually due to the fact that the younger generation views politics as something that is unclear and full of excessive debates that only aim to gain sympathizers. In addition, due to the many cases of slanted politics such as corruption and silencing of the press, the image of politics is increasingly declining.
Young people are indifferent to politics because they lack awareness of PKN itself. They are indifferent to existing democracy, because of the government's poor performance which makes young people distrustful. Young people also tend to be divided based on their identity, because they only follow the current of a certain group, whether they are trendy or those who have the same identity (tend to be in their area of origin).
Young people may tend to be indifferent to politics because of differences in views and backgrounds regarding politics itself. Some of those involved in politics may utilize the privileges they received from their parents as a background or stepping stone for their career.
There are several factors that influence young people's indifference to political issues. First, a lack of Citizenship Education (PKN) education could be one of the causes. Second, the existence of identity and cultural politics also contributes to shaping young people's attitudes towards politics. Third, environmental background influences, such as family and peers, also play an important role in shaping their political views. Apart from that, globalization and the way the media discusses politics also play a role in making young people apathetic towards democracy.
Overall, the lack of Citizenship Education (PKN), the existence of identity and cultural politics, and the influence of environmental background are among the factors that influence young people's indifference to political issues. Apart from that, the influence of globalization and how the media reviews politics also contributes to young people's apathy towards democracy. To increase the participation of the younger generation in the political realm, efforts need to be made to improve civic education, nurture political diversity, and create an environment that encourages understanding and active involvement in democracy.
Cut Nyak Dien is an inspiring Indonesian hero from Aceh who was born in 1848. He is the son of a religious noble family.
in 1880 Cut Nyak Dien married Teuku Umar, from this marriage he was blessed with a child named Cut Gambang. Cut Nyak Dien and Teuku Umar fought together against the Dutch invaders. In 1899 Teuku Umar was shot dead by the Dutch troops, because the Dutch felt betrayed by Teuku Umar by pretending to side with the Dutch.
Teuku Umar at first kept his plans to overthrow the Dutch a secret but over time the Dutch finally found out. when his father died Cut Gambang cried and his mother (Cut Nyak Dien) said "as an Acehnese woman, you should not shed tears on people who have been martyred"
However, Cut Nyak Dien did not stop fighting, even though Teuku Umar died, he continued his husband's struggle by fighting himself to lead the war in the interior of Meulaboh with his troops. The Dutch always tried to arrest Cut Nyak Dien because they felt that Cut Nyak Dien was very influential on the people in the war, but unfortunately the Dutch often failed to catch him because of his tactics. Then Cut Nyak Dien was betrayed by a person he trusted, namely Teuku Leabeh, he became a spy and told the Dutch where Cut Nyak Dien was and planned to arrest him but in the end Cut Nyak Dien found out, finally Teuku Leabeh along with the Dutch troops were killed .
The older Cut Nyak Dien's health condition is getting more and more alarming, his eyes are getting nearsighted, and this makes him feel sorry for him and finally one of his subordinates named Pang Laot told the Dutch the location of Cut Nyak Dien on the condition that they have to take good care of Cut Nyak Dien later. The Dutch exiled Cut Nyak Dien in Sumedang and he died there in 1906. +
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Known as the Father of Indonesian Technology, BJ Habibie is a smart, persistent, and hard-working person with an amazing life journey.
Prof. Dr. Ing. H. Bacharuddin Jusuf Habibie alias B.J. Habibie is a man born June 25, 1936 in Parepare, South Sulawesi. He was the third President of the Republic of Indonesia to replace Suharto during the reform period. Not only known as the president, BJ Habibie is also known as a professor and technocrat in the field of aviation or aviation.
The fourth child of the couple Alwi Abdul Jalil Habibie and R.A. Tuti Marini Puspowardojo is the husband of Hasri Ainun Besari or Ainun Habibie. From this marriage BJ Habibie has two sons, namely Ilham Akbar Habibie and Thareq Kemal Habibie.
BJ Habibie's inspirational story is inseparable from his passion for worship and study. BJ Habibie was raised in a religious family.
This habit continues to be ingrained into adulthood. BJ Habibie is also a serious student.
For Habibie, studying hard is the key to him being able to get a good job and being able to repay Budi for his mother who has worked hard to send him to school.
It's no wonder that at the age of 28, he has managed to hold a doctorate in airline ticketing technology. His strong and high commitment to science has earned him worldwide recognition as a genius.
BJ Habibie's inspirational story is very inspiring to many people he is a statesman who loves his country very much. Even though he is now gone, his tenacity and hard work and love for the Indonesian people are worthy of emulation. +
Known as the Father of Indonesian Technology, BJ Habibie is a smart, persistent, and hard-working person with an amazing life journey.
Prof. Dr. Ing. H. Bacharuddin Jusuf Habibie alias B.J. Habibie is a man born June 25, 1936 in Parepare, South Sulawesi. He was the third President of the Republic of Indonesia to replace Suharto during the reform period. Not only known as the president, BJ Habibie is also known as a professor and technocrat in the field of aviation or aviation.
The fourth child of the couple Alwi Abdul Jalil Habibie and R.A. Tuti Marini Puspowardojo is the husband of Hasri Ainun Besari or Ainun Habibie. From this marriage BJ Habibie has two sons, namely Ilham Akbar Habibie and Thareq Kemal Habibie.
BJ Habibie's inspirational story is inseparable from his passion for worship and study. BJ Habibie was raised in a religious family.
This habit continues to be ingrained into adulthood. BJ Habibie is also a serious student.
For Habibie, studying hard is the key to him being able to get a good job and being able to repay Budi for his mother who has worked hard to send him to school.
It's no wonder that at the age of 28, he has managed to hold a doctorate in airline ticketing technology. His strong and high commitment to science has earned him worldwide recognition as a genius.
BJ Habibie's inspirational story is very inspiring to many people he is a statesman who loves his country very much. Even though he is now gone, his tenacity and hard work and love for the Indonesian people are worthy of emulation +
Known as the Father of Indonesian Technology, BJ Habibie is a smart, persistent, and hard-working person with an amazing life journey.
Prof. Dr. Ing. H. Bacharuddin Jusuf Habibie alias B.J. Habibie is a man born June 25, 1936 in Parepare, South Sulawesi. He was the third President of the Republic of Indonesia to replace Suharto during the reform period. Not only known as the president, BJ Habibie is also known as a professor and technocrat in the field of aviation or aviation.
The fourth child of the couple Alwi Abdul Jalil Habibie and R.A. Tuti Marini Puspowardojo is the husband of Hasri Ainun Besari or Ainun Habibie. From this marriage BJ Habibie has two sons, namely Ilham Akbar Habibie and Thareq Kemal Habibie.
BJ Habibie's inspirational story is inseparable from his passion for worship and study. BJ Habibie was raised in a religious family.
This habit continues to be ingrained into adulthood. BJ Habibie is also a serious student.
For Habibie, studying hard is the key to him being able to get a good job and being able to repay Budi for his mother who has worked hard to send him to school.
It's no wonder that at the age of 28, he has managed to hold a doctorate in airline ticketing technology. His strong and high commitment to science has earned him worldwide recognition as a genius.
BJ Habibie's inspirational story is very inspiring to many people he is a statesman who loves his country very much. Even though he is now gone, his tenacity and hard work and love for the Indonesian people are worthy of emulation +
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Sultan Hasanuddin is one of the heroes in South Sulawesi. Sultan Hasanuddin was born in Makassar, South Sulawesi, on January 12, 1631. Sultan Hassanudin is the 16th king of the kingdom of Gowa and is an Indonesian national hero who has the title "I Mallombasi Muhammad Bakir Daeng Mattawang Karaeng Bonto Mangepe". There are many good qualities that are good in the example, such as always defending what is right, brave, honest, having high solidarity, always paying attention to the little people. +
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Elections, as a pillar of democracy, create a stage where the people's voices become the determinants of the country's direction. However, amid the political duel resulting from the 2024 presidential elections, there is a narrative reflecting the battle between apathy and enthusiasm among the youth.
In facing the elections, are the youth trapped in the web of apathy, binding them to indifference, or do they choose to ignite, kindling the spirit to actively participate in shaping the future of the Negara Kesatuan Republik Indonesia?
This question casts shadows on the paradox of youth participation in democratic processes. On one side, we see a generation ensnared in the web of apathy, fatigued by complex politics and feeling that their voices lack an impact. They may perceive elections as an arena far removed from their daily realities, choosing to ignore it rather than engage in the political battles that unfold.
However, on the other side, there are youths who choose to ignite, refusing to be victims of creeping apathy and attempting to find their voices amidst the chaos in the political world of the country. They see elections as an opportunity to shape their futures, determining policies that reflect their values and aspirations. These youths, far from being trapped in the web of apathy, become potential agents of change.
Understanding the difference between the two is crucial due to their influence on political dynamics and social development. Youths ensnared in the web of apathy tend to leave political space vacant, providing opportunities for established powers to dominate without critical scrutiny. On the other hand, ignited youths bring fresh energy and new perspectives, diversifying the political stage and promoting innovation.
In facing this challenge, efforts are needed to balance this paradox. Inclusive political education empowering youths to understand their roles in the democratic process can be the key to unraveling the web of apathy. Additionally, listening to and responding to the aspirations of the youth are critical steps in fostering enthusiastic participation.
In conclusion, whether the youth are trapped in the web of apathy or igniting in elections is a narrative we are collectively writing. Through reflection, open dialogue, and positive action, we can guide the youth toward active participation that shapes the future of democracy with enthusiasm and hope.
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R.A Kartini was born in Jepara April 21, 1879. The name of R.A Kartini's father is Raden Mas Adipati Ario Sosroningrat The father of R.A Kartini is a regent. Her mother's name is M.A Ngasirah R.A Kartini is the 5th child who has 11 siblings. At the age of 12, R.A Kartini school at Europeesche Lagere School. R.A Kartini spent most of her life fighting for the rights of women. R.A Kartini was fluent in Dutch, was good at writing, and liked to read. There was a book that was made, namely the book After Dark Terbitlah Terang. R.A Kartini married on November 12, 1903. The husband of R.A Kartini, K.R.M. Duke Ario Singgih Djojo Adhiningrat. She had one child named RM Soesalit Djojoadhiningrat. R.A Kartini died 4 days after giving birth on September 17, 1904. In 1912 in Semarang, Kartini's school was built thanks to the help of the Dutch, namely Conrad Theodore van Deventer. +
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Raden Ajeng Kartini
I have a Makassar language assignment, I was asked to tell about a hero but I'm confused which hero I want to tell.
Yes, I also have a task like that, I told Raden Ajeng Kartini.
Wow, it turns out that we are the same, I also mention Raden Ajeng Kartini because he is a pioneer in advancing women's education.
Yes, his thoughts and ideas are able to elevate the status of women to be equal to men.
I also chose Raden Ajeng Kartini because there are so many things we can take as inspiration from the good qualities of Raden Ajeng Kartini. Like he was intelligent and broad-minded.
Even though he had left school after the age of 12 and was kept in seclusion, Raden Ajeng Kartini was still enthusiastic about learning new things at home. Through his father's subscription reading box (leestrommel), he enriched his knowledge through books, newspapers, and magazines from within and outside the country.
He is also a person who never gives up wanting to raise the status of women in Indonesia.
In order to advance women in Indonesia, during her seclusion, Kartini opened a school for girls who lived near her house. He teaches reading, writing, arithmetic, singing, and other skills. +
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Raden Dewi Sartika is one of the heroes in Indonesia. Dewi Sartika was born on 4 December , 1884 in Cicalengka, Bandung Regency. Her father's name is Raden Somanagara and her mother's name is Nyi Raden Ayu Rajapermas.
Raden Dewi Sartika has had an interest in education since she was little. It was her parents who introduced her to the world of education, even though it was against the society's view of women at that time. Because of her ability to read and write, she often teaches the knowledge she has to her friends around her.
On January 16, 1904, Dewi Sartika founded the Wife School in Bandung. This school is the first and oldest girls' school in Indonesia. In this school, women are taught to read, write, and count. Not only that, they are also taught how to sew.
Raden Dewi Sartika never complained in spreading education to women because she wanted women to be strong and not only depend on men for their lives.
The story of Raden Dewi Sartika is very inspiring for women, especially the younger generation, to continue to be enthusiastic in gaining knowledge. This is because women can now become equal figures with men. In this way, women can continue to pursue education and achieve their desired goals. +