The document summarizes education problems in Asmat district, South Papua. It reports that Asmat has a high illiteracy rate of over 20% despite schools being built in almost every village. This is caused by an uneven distribution of teachers among schools and a lack of awareness among children of the importance of education, with many students following parents to the forest instead of attending class. If not addressed, these problems will negatively impact Asmat's future development in education, health, and economic levels due to the lack of knowledge gained by the district's young generation.
The document summarizes education problems in Asmat district, South Papua. It reports that Asmat has a high illiteracy rate of over 20% despite schools being built in almost every village. This is caused by an uneven distribution of teachers among schools and a lack of awareness among children of the importance of education, with many students following parents to the forest instead of attending class. If not addressed, these problems will negatively impact Asmat's future development in education, health, and economic levels due to the lack of knowledge gained by the district's young generation.
The document summarizes education problems in Asmat district, South Papua. It reports that Asmat has a high illiteracy rate of over 20% despite schools being built in almost every village. This is caused by an uneven distribution of teachers among schools and a lack of awareness among children of the importance of education, with many students following parents to the forest instead of attending class. If not addressed, these problems will negatively impact Asmat's future development in education, health, and economic levels due to the lack of knowledge gained by the district's young generation.
Education problems that occur in Asmat district, South Papua
Asmat district is an inland district in South Papua which has educational problems. Reporting from Liputan6 Asmat is a district that has a high illiteracy rate. According to UNDP, more than 20 percent of people in Asmat who are over 15 years old are illiterate. In fact, when viewed from the perspective of providing educational facilities, such as the provision of BOS funds and the construction of schools carried out by the government in almost every village in Asmat district. One reason most children in Asmat district are illiterate, despite the construction of schools in almost every village, is the uneven distribution of educators or teachers. The Asmat district government said that the education problems it experienced were due to a lack of educators or teachers teaching there. Then the second cause is the lack of awareness of the children in the Asmat district of the importance of education. According to several teachers stationed in the village, many students cannot attend school because they follow their parents to the forest looking for food. If this problem continues, it will have an impact on the future of Asmat district. not only education, but health, and the level of the economy will also be left behind. Due to the lack of knowledge of the children there, as the future young generation of Asmat district. Based on the above review, it can be concluded that the high illiteracy rate, even though school facilities are in almost every village in Asmat district, is due to a lack of teaching staff, and the lack of awareness of the children there of the importance of education. Therefore, the government's role is needed to provide equitable teaching staff. In addition, the environment and parents who have responsibility for children's education must also continue to provide direction. So that the children there understand the importance of education.