2021
DOI: 10.18844/cjes.v16i3.5770
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Overcoming obstacles in implementing 2013 curriculum policy

Abstract: Teachers as curriculum implementers face various obstacles in its implementation. This study reports on teachers' views on the implementation of curriculum policies 2013 (K-13), the obstacles encountered, and efforts to overcoming and managing obstacles. The number of participants is ten teachers who have implemented K-13. Data were collected through the group, individual interviews and questionnaires. Data were analysed using a percentage model, Likert scale measurement. The study results: the teacher's view … Show more

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“…The standard of educational process included the preparation of instructional tools and annual semester program such as syllabus, and lesson plans at the beginning of the semester. In connection with this standard, one of the research findings was in line with the research conducted by Warman, Suryaningsi, et al, (2021). The teachers had to prepare lesson plans for learning activities and evaluation.…”
Section: Standard Of Educational Processessupporting
confidence: 57%
“…The standard of educational process included the preparation of instructional tools and annual semester program such as syllabus, and lesson plans at the beginning of the semester. In connection with this standard, one of the research findings was in line with the research conducted by Warman, Suryaningsi, et al, (2021). The teachers had to prepare lesson plans for learning activities and evaluation.…”
Section: Standard Of Educational Processessupporting
confidence: 57%
“…Graduates with high competence hold a strong influence on the effectiveness of the implementation of competency-based education policies in Malaysia and Zambia [20,27]. Even in Indonesia, the 2013 curriculum, which was implemented first, produced graduates with better quality than previous curriculum graduates with various weaknesses that must be developed again [28]. If you look deeper, this new policy of the Indonesian Ministry of Education is a further work of implementing the existing 2013 curriculum.…”
Section: Graduate Competencies To the Effectiveness Of Policy Impleme...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the 2013 curriculum, there are four core competencies (Mulawarman, 2021). Students should have these competencies in the learning process to seek knowledge.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%