Kurikulum Homeschooling Indonesia (Preschool / PAUD / TK) | #HomeEduSeries Eps. 5

Summary

This YouTube video discusses homeschooling curricula in Indonesia, offering insights for parents interested in home education. It covers three main types of curricula used in public schools: KTSP 2006, the 2013 thematic curriculum, and the latest Merdeka curriculum, which emphasizes project-based learning. The host shares how their family adapts these curricula, particularly for preschool children, and recommends relevant books. They explain their method of blending various educational styles like unit studies, project-based learning, and faith-based studies to personalize homeschooling according to their children's needs.

Takeaways

• 😀 The YouTube channel focuses on topics surrounding homeschooling and homeducation, aimed at parents interested in these subjects.
• 📚 The video discusses homeschooling curriculum in Indonesia, with a specific focus on preschool-aged children (3-6 years old).
• 📝 There are three main curricula used in Indonesia: KTSP (2006), Kurikulum 2013 (thematic), and Kurikulum Merdeka (project-based).
• 🎓 Kurikulum 2013 is thematic, integrating different subjects like math, language, and citizenship into a single theme.
• 🔨 Kurikulum Merdeka is project-based and was fully implemented in 2022, featuring four major projects in the preschool curriculum over a school year.
• 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 The homeschooling family plans to use a mix of different methods including unit studies, project-based learning, and Charlotte Mason's living books.
• 📘 The family will incorporate religious-themed books, such as stories from the Quran, as well as educational tools like morning baskets for daily reading.
• 📖 The 2013 curriculum will be used for subjects like logic, math, science, and social studies, with adjustments for different age groups (preschool, kindergarten).
• 📅 The family plans to follow an eight-theme structure for the academic year, with additional months reserved for projects and evaluations.
• 🏡 Homeschooling allows for personalized learning, adapting the curriculum to the unique needs of each child, making it more flexible and family-centric.

Q & A

What is the main focus of the YouTube channel mentioned in the script?

The main focus of the YouTube channel is to discuss topics related to homeschooling and homeducation, providing insights and recommendations for parents interested in homeschooling.

What is the primary topic of discussion in this particular video?

The video discusses homeschooling curriculum options in Indonesia and how the speaker's family plans to adapt these curriculums for their children.

What are the three types of curriculums used in Indonesia as mentioned in the video?

The three curriculums used in Indonesia are the 2006 KTSP curriculum (subject-based), the 2013 thematic curriculum (theme-based), and the newer Merdeka curriculum (project-based).

What is unique about the Merdeka curriculum?

The Merdeka curriculum, introduced in 2022, is project-based, meaning that learning is structured around larger projects, with the curriculum adapted to focus on those projects.

How does the family plan to customize the homeschooling curriculum?

The family plans to mix and match different curriculums and educational methods, such as unit studies, project-based learning, and thematic learning, to suit the needs of their children.

Why did the family choose the 2013 thematic curriculum as part of their homeschooling approach?

The family chose the 2013 thematic curriculum because it aligns with their use of unit studies, allowing them to teach various subjects around a common theme, which can be adapted for children of different age groups.

What are some educational styles the family is planning to use for the upcoming year?

The family is planning to use five educational styles: unit studies, faith-based learning, Charlotte Mason, project-based learning, and an athletic approach.

What types of books does the family recommend for teaching Islamic values and religious studies?

For Islamic studies, the family recommends books such as 'Tadabbur for Kids,' which helps with understanding the Quran, and books on Islamic history, Asmaul Husna, daily prayers, and the pillars of Islam and Iman.

How will the family incorporate project-based learning in their homeschooling?

The family plans to incorporate project-based learning by creating projects based on real-life problems and challenges, without relying on textbooks, but instead focusing on hands-on experiences and experiments.

What is the purpose of using unit studies in the family’s homeschooling method?

Unit studies allow the family to teach multiple age groups simultaneously, focusing on a common theme while adjusting the difficulty and content to the child's learning level.