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Renewal Islamic Ed-

ucation in Indonesia
Dr. Sururin, M.Ag.,
FITK UIN Syarif Hidayatullah Jakarta

10th of August 2021


Renewal Islamic Education in Indonesia
Based on formal institution

Pesantren Madrasa Regular School

The core model of Islamic Islamic Schools under the Formal Schools under the
Education system in Indonesia. ministry of Religion Affairs ministry of Education and
Most of Pesantren use Kitab At- Indonesia, starting from Culture. In regular school,
Turats/Salafiyah as the primary kindergarten level until Senior Islamic Education is delivered as
book resource high school integrated subject.
Pesantren in Number
Resource: ditpdpontren.kemenag.go.id

Pesantren Indonesia
West Java 8343

Banten 4579

East Java 4452 Total Pesantren Total Active Santri

Central Java 3787


26.973 4.173.494
Aceh 1177
Madrasah in Indonesia
Resource: emispendis.kemenag.go.id

Madrasah Aliyah
Public: 802
Private: 8.005
Madrasah Tsanawiyah
Public: 1.499
Private: 16.677
Madrasah Ibtadaiyah
Public: 1.709
Private: 23.884

Raudhatul Atfal Total Madrasah in


Indonesia
29.842
82.418
TechnoNatura
Madrasah
Curricula MAN 2 Malang
SKS System, the
4C fastest path is the 2-
years study, and the
Critical Thinking longest one is the 4-
Creativity years study
Collaboration
Communication

3R MAN IC
Reading
Writing Additional learning duration for MAFIKIBI
Aritmatics (Math, Physic, Chemist, and Biology),
Islamic Education, and Arabic Language
1C & 1R : Concordance Work
& Religious
Renewal Islamic Education
Based on its content

TPACK

Technological, Pedagogical, Con-


tent Knowledge).
A
National Curricula B C HOTS

Based on K-13 Curricula, Islamic


Higher Order Thinking Skills
Education subject for each grade
Center of Excellence

Digital education: effec-


Teaching pedagogy: Indonesian-Islamic
tive use of digital tech-
enquiry-based, collabo- pedagogy: developing
Principal training and nologi teaching and
rative learning, project- for better teaching of Is-
educational leadership learning to prepare
based learning, prob- lamic studies, Islamic
young people for a digi-
lem-based learning moderation
tal future

Big data: using student


and teacher data to Entrepreneurship skills
Civic and character ed- Literacy and communi-
guide policy and prac- including financial liter-
ucation cation skills
tice to raise student acy and teamwork
achievement

Research and publica- Faculty and student ex- Joint seminar and con- community mobility
tion change ferences and/empowerment
Thank you

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