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Movement looks to emulate Australia's fun schools in Indonesia

  • Written by: The Conversation
imageSchools in Indonesia need to be a bit more fun.Beawiharta/Reuters

Schools in Indonesia often make students feel stressed and tired, draining them of motivation. A group of Indonesian scholars, which I lead, is creating a movement to make schools in Indonesia a fun place to learn, in collaboration with primary school teachers from Australia.

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