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Kelompok 3 - Negara Kesatuan
Kelompok 3 - Negara Kesatuan
UNIT COUNTRY
Integration and Disintegration
03 0ctober 2022
11.20 - 13.00 WITA
KELOMPOK 3
Electrical Enginerring Major
• Teacher Perceptions
Teachers who are not digitally literate, able to understand and use information from a variety of digital sources, will be the ones who integrate
technology. They perceive the effort needed to learn the new technology and practicality or value of it as a significant consideration in whether
they use it or not (Mac Callum, Jeffrey, & Kinshuk, 2014).
• Summary
The integration of technology in the classroom is a multifarious process. One of the greatest challenges for teachers is the link between
educational technology innovations, promising practices for teaching and learning and integrating technology with increases.
INTERGATION FACTORS
B. National
• Drivers of National Integration
• The existence of a sense of harmony and comradeship caused by historical factors Indonesia has experienced a dark history in the past,
especially the era when Indonesia was colonized by other nations for many years.
• The existence of a national ideology.
• There is an attitude of determination and a desire to reunite.
• The presence of outside threats.
• Use of Indonesian.
• The spirit of unity and unity within the Nation.
• The existence of the same personality and national outlook on life, namely Pancasila.
• There is a soul and a sense of spirit in working together.
But external factors such as foreign intervention also need to be watched out for as the cause of disintegration. Foreign intervention occurs when
domestic disputes threaten the economic interests of certain foreign countries.
In the case of the conflict in Indonesia, RMS Kingpin Alex Manuputty, who was sentenced to 4 years in prison by the Supreme Court at the end of
2003, is still roaming the United States. Indonesia had tried to repatriate him but to no avail. Meanwhile, some RMS leaders controlled their movements
from the Netherlands freely, so the Moluccan conflict was never over even though a peace treaty had been signed.
Although the feuding parties have met and are bound by agreement, the conflict is still not always extinguished. Some observers suspect there is a
foreign game in the region given Poso's very strategic geographical conditions within the world's shipping lanes. Meanwhile, in Papua, the Free Papua
Organization (OPM) continues to launch various sporadic attacks.
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