Before I give my comment I would like to give some input to those who read this suggestion: There are three pillars within the identity of this nation erected by the Indonesian Father of Education: Ki Hajar Dewantara. These three pillars are: 1) In front, giving example, 2) From within, providing initiatives and working together, 3) From behind, providing spirit and encouragement. This means that education is done by teachers. It is clear, gentlemen! Add to it the resources and means to facilitate a student body! No matter how advanced a curriculum is, if the teachers are not honest and sincere in teaching and improving their skills and knowledge for teaching their students, especially in these electronic times, our education will end in disaster! Thank you. I am a Master's candidate for UPY Jogjakarta, PIPS program. I hope that all creatures that reside in the world and the astral plane will read this. Amen.

At any rate, the curriculum will not be able to fix the students' character without good government policy. The character that has almost vanished completely is honesty, and with the decline of honesty comes the understanding that anything goes when it comes to achieving goals even if it violates the law and religious principles. A small example is the matter of passing a grade level. If the government sets an overall passing score of at least 60 but it turns out that students are unable to obtain that score in a situation where being held back a grade is a rare occurrence, grades will often be hiked up even if they don't reflect the students' capabilities. There should not be a minimum grade requirement for grade promotion and graduation but rather a character requirement. Moreover, cheating is rife in National Exams which is done to help students obtain the minimum passing grade. Consequently, students learn that the wrong way is permissible to achieve an end. Next is the matter of employment and higher learning where minimum requirements for school report scores will result in dishonesty on the part of the schools in issuing grades because they want everyone to obtain employment and be accepted into institutions for higher learning. Employers and institutions for higher education should not apply minimum scores from prior education but rather deal with it directly with test.