LPI Opens Indonesian Teacher School Mobilization Organization Program for West Java Region

BOGOR – The Human Development Institute (LPI) of Dompet Dhuafa opened the 2023 Indonesian Teacher School Mobilization Organization (POP SGI) Program for the West Java Region on Friday (03/2/2023). The event was attended by 20 principals from three districts: Bogor, Depok, and Bekasi.

The SGI 2023 Mobilization Organization Program is the third time the program has been going on for the last three years, namely since 2021. POP SGI is a partnership activity with the Ministry of Education and Culture (Kemendikbud) RI that aims to improve education quality through teacher training and assistance.

Present at this opening was the Head of LPI, Dompet Dhuafa Mulyadi Saputra. He said, “We have a big mission towards improving education. Hopefully, our mission will be achieved through POP SGI, especially in the teaching process and literacy culture. We can build an ecosystem of quality education. Hopefully, many good practices will be produced so that many things can be shared to welcome the better quality of Indonesian human resources”.

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The heads of the Bogor and Depok Education Offices were also present to provide support to the principals who were present. He invited teachers to be good role models for their students. However, knowledge alone is needed to equip them. But more important than knowledge is character. 

“Set a good example to our children because knowledge alone is not enough to equip them. However, there is something more important than knowledge: character. So, to be an example, we must be teachers willing to continue learning about change. Teachers who master learning leadership,” he said.

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POP 2022 made a good impression on the principal. There were significant changes to the teaching class. Some of the visible ones include classes decorated with student works displayed on the walls and cabinets of the classroom.

In addition, each class already has a creative reading corner that can interest children. The hope is that the reading corner can help improve children’s literacy skills. (Dompet Dhuafa/LPI/Muthohar)