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        "msgid": "minister-of-basic-and-secondary-education-academic-ranking-system-fuels-school-bullying-1780140366",
        "date": "2026-05-25 22:34:21",
        "title": "Minister of Basic and Secondary Education: Academic Ranking System Fuels School Bullying",
        "author": "Bilal Ramadhan",
        "source": "KOMPAS",
        "tags": "",
        "topic": "Social Policy",
        "summary": "Education Minister Abdul Mu'ti has warned that academic ranking systems can foster bullying among students by creating unhealthy comparisons, stressing the need for safe physical and social environments to enable effective learning. The Ministry of Basic and Secondary Education is implementing deep learning policies focused on respect and values to transform teaching practices.",
        "content": "<p>Minister of Basic and Secondary Education Abdul Mu\u2019ti outlined\nseveral triggers, including academic ranking systems that could foster\nbullying among students. He stressed that the success of educational\nservices depends on creating a safe and comfortable physical and social\nenvironment, enabling all students to learn effectively. \u2018Safety\nincludes both social and psychological security, as our schools are\noften still not sufficiently safe socially,\u2019 said Minister Mu\u2019ti during\nthe Safe and Comfortable School Culture Seminar at the Ministry of Basic\nand Secondary Education\u2019s Building A in Central Jakarta on Monday, 25\nMay 2026. Regarding this, he noted that academic ranking creates\ncomparison among students, often leading to bullying. \u2018For example, when\nolder students can\u2019t solve simple problems while younger ones can, it\u2019s\nunhealthy,\u2019 Mu\u2019ti said. Such a shift in perspective, he added, is being\nimplemented by the ministry through deep learning policies. The first\nkey principle of deep learning implementation is to honour all parties\ninvolved in teaching and learning. \u2018Therefore, there is a reality where\nour approach to students must change; the way we deliver knowledge\ncannot be separated from values and respect, which must be extended to\nall,\u2019 he said.<\/p>",
        "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/minister-of-basic-and-secondary-education-academic-ranking-system-fuels-school-bullying-1780140366",
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    "sponsor": "Okusi Associates",
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