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good, but in the countryside many school buildings
are almost collapsed or even already collapsed, the
educational facilities are also very limited. Therefore,
the government should pay more attention to
education in rural or remote areas by improving its
infrastructure. 3) Develop qualified learners. One of
the most important instruments in education is the
presence of high-quality learners. The quality and
competence of educators in Indonesia is very sad. To
obtain high-quality educational staff the government
needs to conduct special training and qualifications
about teachers and lecturers. A teacher must have
academic qualification that has completed the degree
program, competence in this matter can be seen from
pedagogic competence that is related to teacher
ability in teaching and learning process that is
preparation of teaching which includes designing and
executing learning scenario, choosing method, media,
Evaluation for students to achieve educational
objectives both in the cognitive, affective, and
psychomotor aspects of students
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Thanks to the Directorate of Research and
Community Service, the Directorate General of
Higher Education, the Ministry of Research,
Technology and Higher Education as the grant
(Kemenristek Dikti) beneficiary grant.
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