Assist Schools And Teachers In Developing Relevant, Quality And Locally Appropriate Curriculum And Learning Materials

M. Chotibuddin

doi:10.62568/jocs.v3i1.23

Authors

M. Chotibuddin INSTITUT PESANTREN SUNAN DRAJAT

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.62568/jocs.v3i1.23

Keywords:

School, Teachers, Curriculum

Abstract

It is an effort to assist schools and teachers in developing curriculum and learning materials that are relevant, high quality and appropriate to local needs. In education, the right curriculum and learning materials are essential to ensure that students receive an effective and relevant education. Therefore, focusing on developing locally appropriate curriculum and learning materials is a very important step. The assistance provided to schools and teachers can cover various aspects, including the provision of resources, training and technical support. This aims to ensure that they have the necessary tools and knowledge to design and implement a curriculum that is appropriate to their environment and the needs of their students. It is also important to ensure that these curricula and learning materials are of good quality so that students can receive a quality education.

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