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STUDENTS ACTIVITIES MONTHLY HIGHLIGHT<br />

Monthly Edition | <strong>February</strong> <strong>2019</strong><br />

Highlight<br />

of the month<br />

Intramurals & CNY<br />

Celebration <strong>2019</strong><br />

KG Field Trips<br />

Perpustakaan 400,<br />

Post Office, Living Plaza<br />

Parenting Tips<br />

How to Teach Toddlers &<br />

Preschoolers Self-Control<br />

Article<br />

Soft Skills Checklist<br />

For Gen Z


Welcome<br />

Welcome back to<br />

Sekolah Pelita Bangsa<br />

We had fabulous activities at Sekolah<br />

Pelita Bangsa in term 3 where student<br />

were given myriad opportunities to play,<br />

collaborate and perform at their best<br />

whether during Intramurals, Chinese<br />

New Year Celebration, Buddy Reading<br />

times or Global School Play Day.<br />

Kindergarten students also had<br />

the opportunities to visit some local<br />

community places in our city.<br />

In Term 4, we will celebrate literacy or the<br />

importance of reading in our lives with<br />

“Literacy Week” and “Vocabulary Parade.”<br />

We would encourage our students to love<br />

reading and to keep reading as a source<br />

of enjoyment, self-development and<br />

knowledge for the rest of their lives.<br />

It is disheartening to learn research<br />

data (2016) from the OECD PIAAC<br />

(Organisation for Economic Co-operation<br />

and Development Programme for<br />

International Assessment of Adult<br />

Competencies) that typical Indonesian<br />

adult with university degree, has lower<br />

literacy proficiency than adults in every<br />

other OECD country who only completed<br />

High School. We encourage parents to<br />

also cultivate the love of reading at home<br />

and motivate students to read at home.<br />

“If you want your children to be<br />

intelligent, read them fairy tales. If you<br />

want them to be more intelligent, read<br />

them more fairy tales.” ― Albert Einstein<br />

Warm Regards,<br />

Regina Elisabeth T. B.Sc, M.Ed<br />

(Executive Principal)<br />

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Intramurals<br />

& CNY <strong>2019</strong><br />

<strong>SPB</strong> is back with its' yearly Homestead competition<br />

"<strong>SPB</strong> INTRAMURALS <strong>2019</strong>" Who will win this year's<br />

Homestead Trophy? Let's find out! Also don't miss<br />

the Chinese New Year Lion Dance Performance on<br />

the finale of Intramurals (Day 3).<br />

Intrmurals & Chinese New Year <strong>2019</strong><br />

Intramurals is <strong>SPB</strong>'s yearly tradition<br />

where all students from Secondary 1<br />

to Junior College 2 class are divided into<br />

3 Homestead team (Ciremai, Monas,<br />

Wayang Golek) to compete in various<br />

categories such as sports, brain teaser<br />

games, logic based games, music, arts,<br />

VLOG competition, and much more.<br />

Day 1 Activities<br />

Spelling competition, Galasin, Cornhole,<br />

Kijang pemburu, Chinese traditional<br />

costume making / fashion design,<br />

Vlogging, Ping Tac Toe, Chess, Password<br />

game, Masterchef, <strong>SPB</strong> athlete pledge,<br />

Homestead cheer practice.<br />

Day 2 Activities<br />

Charades, Futsal, Math challenge,<br />

<strong>SPB</strong> Athlete Pledge<br />

Jeopardy, Kamera beraksi, Basketball<br />

Acoustic fantastic battle, Homestead<br />

cheer practice, Galasin, Badminton,<br />

Vlogging, Chinese traditional costume<br />

making / fashion design<br />

Day 3 Activities (FINALE)<br />

Students from KG - JC2 class gathered<br />

in <strong>SPB</strong> arena to watch <strong>SPB</strong> wushu club<br />

students showcased some martial arts<br />

performance, followed by watching the<br />

lion dance performance.<br />

Three homestead had their cheer battle,<br />

watched their video vlog, had the CNY<br />

costume fashion show, received awards<br />

for mvp students, and last but not least<br />

the homestead winner announcement!<br />

Congratulations to Wayang Golek<br />

Homestead as the official winner of<br />

Intramurals <strong>2019</strong>!<br />

Password game


Homestead<br />

VLOG / Video<br />

Competition<br />

Spelling contest<br />

Masterchef competition<br />

Ciremai Homestead Vlog Competition<br />

Basketball<br />

Futsal<br />

Wayang Golek Homestead Vlog Competition<br />

Acoustic fantastic<br />

Fashion design<br />

Lion dance performance<br />

Cheer battle<br />

Monas Homestead Vlog Competition


Homestead<br />

Cheer Battle<br />

Ciremai Homestead Cheer<br />

Wayang Golek Homestead (Winner of Homestead Cup <strong>2019</strong>)<br />

Wayang Golek Homestead Cheer<br />

Ciremai Homestead<br />

Monas Homestead Cheer<br />

Monas Homestead


<strong>SPB</strong> ECE | KINDERGARTEN | PRIMARY<br />

Chinese New Year<br />

Celebration <strong>2019</strong><br />

ECE Chinese New Year Celebration<br />

On Friday, <strong>February</strong> 1 CNY celebration,<br />

students had fun playing the mother hen<br />

game where they had to protect the little<br />

chicks. They then did art & craft class<br />

creating pig decoration that they could<br />

hang at home. They also learned about<br />

Chinese New Year tradition and decorate<br />

the sticky paper house together with<br />

Lao shi Anggi. What a lovely celebration!<br />

Learning CNY Tradition<br />

Art & Craft<br />

Cooking Class<br />

Various Games<br />

KG Chinese New Year Celebration<br />

Kindergarten students sang songs<br />

together and learned how to wish<br />

"Happy Chinese New Year" in mandarin.<br />

They also learned about Chinese New<br />

Year tradition & Legends of the 12<br />

Chinese Zodiac through video storytime.<br />

They did various games and activities<br />

such as making "Piggy Bread" in cooking<br />

class, creating hats in art & craft,<br />

throwing games, chopstick games, and<br />

they finished the activities with class<br />

pictures. Gong Xi Gong Xi!<br />

ECE students play the mother hen game<br />

KG students singing CNY song & storytime


ECE students learning about CNY tradition<br />

ECE student decorating sticky paper house<br />

ECE students crafting pig decoration<br />

ECE class picture<br />

Primary CNY <strong>2019</strong> Celebration<br />

Primary students had morning assembly<br />

where they watched video about Chinese<br />

New Year followed by a short Q&A<br />

session where the students got rewards<br />

if they got the question right, and sang<br />

the "Happy Chinese New Year" song.<br />

KG CNY storytime<br />

KG students crafting paper hat<br />

Primary assembly in Pelita Auditorium<br />

They were then divided into several<br />

groups to play various games. Such<br />

as musical chairs, sorting the Chinese<br />

numbers, and a game where they had to<br />

move objects using chopsticks. It was a<br />

fun and friendly competition!<br />

KG "Piggy Bread" cooking class<br />

KG students games & competition<br />

Primary students play sorting numbers<br />

Primary students play chopsticks game


<strong>SPB</strong> ECE | KINDERGARTEN | PRIMARY<br />

5 th Global School<br />

Play Day <strong>2019</strong><br />

5 th Global School Play Day <strong>2019</strong><br />

Sekolah Pelita Bangsa participated on<br />

the fifth Global School Play Day <strong>2019</strong><br />

on <strong>February</strong> 6 th . With this event we<br />

encouraged students to keep playing<br />

in their neighborhood and community.<br />

Students were given time to have<br />

unstructured play in the classroom<br />

during the day. Students were permitted<br />

and encouraged to bring anything they<br />

wish to play with to school.<br />

The only restrictions: they must bring<br />

non- violent toys and these toys may<br />

not require batteries or electricity.<br />

No devices (laptops, iPads, etc),<br />

no slimes, and no toys promoting<br />

violence (nerf guns, swords, knives, etc.)<br />

Our Primary students had a great time<br />

bonding, sharing their toys and playing<br />

together with their peers and the younger<br />

students of KG and nursery class<br />

We wished for them to practice social<br />

skills and problem solving as we<br />

celebrate Global School Play Day!<br />

Play Time!<br />

Practice Social Skills<br />

Problem Solving Skills<br />

Sharing & Bonding Time<br />

Primary students play with ECE students<br />

Primary students play with their peers


ECE CORNER | PARENTING TIPS<br />

How to Teach Toddlers and<br />

Preschoolers Self-Control<br />

Adapted article from KidsHealth<br />

By learning self-control, kids can make<br />

appropriate decisions and respond to<br />

stressful situations in ways that can<br />

yield positive outcomes.<br />

For example, if you say that you’re not<br />

serving ice cream until after dinner, your<br />

child may cry, plead, or even scream in<br />

hopes that you will give in. But with selfcontrol,<br />

your child can understand that a<br />

temper tantrum means you’ll take away<br />

the ice cream for good and that it’s wiser<br />

to wait patiently.<br />

Here are a few suggestions on how to help<br />

young kids learn to control their behavior.<br />

Up to Age 2<br />

Infants and toddlers get frustrated by the<br />

large gap between the things they want<br />

to do and what they’re able to do. They<br />

often respond with temper tantrums.<br />

1. Distract your child<br />

Try to prevent outbursts by distracting<br />

your little one with toys or other<br />

activities. (Think about it, this is how<br />

many grown-ups enable themselves<br />

to resist snacking on unhealthy treats.<br />

They divert themselves with another<br />

activity or option.)<br />

2. Give it a name<br />

Name what you’re trying to teach. Say,<br />

“We are growing your self-control muscle!<br />

See, you can wait like a big kid!”<br />

3. Time out<br />

For kids reaching the 2-year-old mark, try<br />

a brief timeout in a designated area — like<br />

a kitchen chair or bottom stair — to show<br />

the consequences for outbursts and teach<br />

that it’s better to take some time alone<br />

instead of throwing a tantrum.<br />

4. Kudos<br />

Sing your child’s praises when he does<br />

show self-control.<br />

Ages 3 to 5<br />

1. Adjust time outs<br />

You can continue to use timeouts, but<br />

rather than enforcing a specific time<br />

limit, end timeouts once your child has<br />

calmed down. This helps your child<br />

improve his sense of self-control.<br />

2. Build your child up<br />

Help your child believe in his selfcontrol<br />

ability. Say, “I bet you can wait<br />

five minutes until we get home to have<br />

something to drink. And I bet you can<br />

do it without complaining.”<br />

3. Reward your child<br />

Praise your child for not losing control<br />

in frustrating or difficult situations.<br />

Make a big deal of his success with our<br />

Printable Self-Control Award Certificate.<br />

Source: https://www.imom.com/how-to-teach-toddlers-and-preschoolers-self-control/#.XIIpNygzaM9


ARTICLE<br />

Soft Skills Checklist for Gen Z<br />

By Carole Donaldson<br />

The Gen Z workforce has captured the<br />

attention of Learning and Development<br />

teams and for good reason. This<br />

younger generation of workers is rapidly<br />

becoming the majority in the workplace.<br />

Over 60 million Gen Zers are about to<br />

enter the U.S. workforce.<br />

Employers are concerned it will be more<br />

difficult to train these young adults than<br />

previous generations since many of<br />

them do not have as much exposure to<br />

social interactions. This is consistent<br />

to the findings of a national survey by<br />

APPrise Mobile, that finds Gen Zers are<br />

not savvy at social communications.<br />

While this newer cohort of workers offer<br />

new technical skills, perspectives, and<br />

eagerness to learn, managers agree that<br />

they need to further develop “the basics”<br />

of soft skills, like conflict management,<br />

communication, and relationship<br />

building. Today’s young workers are also<br />

increasingly likely to have significant<br />

weaknesses in several key soft skills.<br />

They have less experience working with<br />

others and lack the exposure to build<br />

these skills that are nurtured over time.<br />

So, what are the soft skills necessary to<br />

help Gen Z develop into future leaders?<br />

Ten Soft Skills for Gen Z<br />

Here is a list of ten soft skills, compiled<br />

by members of the Forbes Coaches<br />

Council, to help you create a learning<br />

path and onboarding program to ensure<br />

their success<br />

1. Empathy<br />

2. Ability to Influence Peers<br />

3. Emotional Intelligence<br />

4. Curiosity and Positivity<br />

5. Active Listening<br />

6. Humility<br />

7. Communication Skills<br />

8. Creative Problem-Solving<br />

9. Resilience<br />

10. Observation Skills<br />

Source: https://thetrainingassociates.com/blog/soft-skills-gen-z/<br />

Young people entering the workforce<br />

are eager to contribute to a team and<br />

organization. Providing the essential<br />

soft skills will help them integrate into<br />

the work environment and prepare them<br />

to be future leaders of tomorrow. Take<br />

advantage of this opportunity to ensure<br />

your Gen Z workforce of learners is<br />

offered a solid foundation of skills early<br />

in their career – to build a professional<br />

path to success.


STUDENT ACHIEVEMENTS<br />

Congratulations<br />

STUDENT ACHIEVEMENTS<br />

Congratulations<br />

TSL <strong>2019</strong> International<br />

Schools Essay Competition<br />

Catherine Citra Pekasa<br />

Secondary 3<br />

Swimming Competition<br />

Sheva Pascal Al Ghafiky<br />

Primary 5 – Ptero<br />

Honorable mentions (Top 10 - 33%)<br />

Theme: Young people are key to achieving SDG #15<br />

(Life on Land)<br />

Bronze, Silver and Gold Medals<br />

Kejuaraan Renang Pelajar 'GSC CUP II OPEN'<br />

Location: Cirebon<br />

TSL <strong>2019</strong> International<br />

Schools Essay Competition<br />

Adrian Hesamarangga<br />

Secondary 4<br />

Swimming Competition<br />

Keren Zefanya Wiharto<br />

Primary 3 – T-Rex<br />

Honorable mentions (Top 10 - 33%)<br />

Theme: Young people are key to achieving SDG #15<br />

(Life on Land)<br />

Bronze, Silver and Gold Medals<br />

Kejuaraan Renang Pelajar 'GSC CUP II OPEN'<br />

Location: Cirebon<br />

Kejuaraan Renang Pelajar dan Perkumpulan Se-Jawa<br />

Barat 'SHARK OPEN III' Location: Bandung<br />

9 th Gracia Open Music<br />

Festival – Jakarta<br />

Refaya Kyoko Daniel<br />

Primary 2 – Africa<br />

Swimming Competition<br />

Kent Oliver Wiharto<br />

Primary 4 – Mosa<br />

1 st prize winner in ‘B1 Basic’ category<br />

2 nd prize winner in ‘B1 Free’ category<br />

Silver Medal<br />

Kejuaraan Renang Pelajar 'GSC CUP II OPEN'<br />

Location: Cirebon


<strong>SPB</strong> KINDERGARTEN<br />

K2 Perustakaan 400 Field Trip<br />

<strong>SPB</strong> KINDERGARTEN<br />

K2 Post Office Field Trip<br />

Reading activity<br />

On <strong>February</strong> 19, <strong>2019</strong> our K2 students<br />

went on a field trip to Perpustakaan 400<br />

Cirebon. They started with library tour,<br />

followed by reading activity and some<br />

story time where the students actively<br />

participated in answering questions.<br />

They sang songs and did art & craft<br />

activity creating fluffy ice cream.<br />

Let's read more!<br />

Sticking postage stamps on their letter<br />

On <strong>February</strong> 21, <strong>2019</strong> K2 students<br />

went on another field trip to Cangkol<br />

Post Office. They had a tour around<br />

the post office, learned about the<br />

process of shipment and they wrote<br />

letters to be sent to their parents.<br />

Thank you Mr. Postman! Thy also<br />

learned to sing the postman song.<br />

Storytime with Ms.Reni<br />

Fluffy ice cream craft<br />

Sending letter to parents<br />

Learning about the shipment process


<strong>SPB</strong> KINDERGARTEN<br />

K1 Construction Field Trip (Living Plaza)<br />

<strong>SPB</strong> PRIMARY<br />

Buddy Reading<br />

On <strong>February</strong> 22, <strong>2019</strong> our K1 students<br />

went on a Construction Field Trip to<br />

Living Plaza Cirebon. They learned<br />

about construction tools from Mr. Ace,<br />

constructed their paper houses, had<br />

a shopping tour and practiced doing<br />

their own payment transaction in Ace<br />

Hardware. We encouraged our students<br />

to learn life skills from a young age!<br />

Primary students participated in Buddy<br />

Reading activity on <strong>February</strong> 26, <strong>2019</strong>.<br />

Buddy reading fosters greater interest in<br />

reading, increases self confidence and<br />

stimulates imagination. Little buddies<br />

and big buddies took turns reading to<br />

each other. This activity helps students<br />

bond with one another and foster their<br />

love of books. Let's read more!<br />

Constructing paper house<br />

Little Buddy & Big Buddy<br />

Live tools demonstration with Mr.Ace<br />

Practicing payment transaction<br />

Group reading<br />

Big Buddy reading to Little Buddy


<strong>SPB</strong> KINDERGARTEN<br />

Flag Raising Ceremony<br />

<strong>SPB</strong> EXTERNAL EVENT<br />

IAPS 4.0 & Rakernas APTIKOM<br />

Ms. Regina as pembina upacara<br />

On <strong>February</strong> 25, <strong>2019</strong> Primary to JC2<br />

students gathered on <strong>SPB</strong> arena for<br />

flag raising ceremony. As the first flag<br />

ceremony of Term 3, the ceremony<br />

went on smoothly with Ms. Regina<br />

as pembina upacara. Students sang<br />

"Indonesia Raya" as the Paskibra team<br />

proceed to raise the flag, the ceremony<br />

was then continued by UUD 45 and<br />

Pancasila readings.<br />

<strong>SPB</strong> is honored to be the host of national<br />

event "Workshop Nasional Instrumen<br />

Akreditasi Program Studi (IAPS) 4.0<br />

and Rapat Kerja Nasional (Rakernas)<br />

APTIKOM's central management".<br />

The event started with welcome speech<br />

from Dr. Chandra Lukita, MM as head<br />

of STMIK CIC. Followed by speech from<br />

head of APTIKOM Pusat Prof. Zainal A.<br />

Hasibuan, Ph.D. Cirebon Deputy Mayor,<br />

Mrs. Dra. Hj. Eti Herawati favorably<br />

welcomed APTIKOM who stands for the<br />

same vision of implementing Cirebon as<br />

a Smart City.<br />

The event continued with APTIKOM<br />

declaration of commitment in education<br />

quality improvement and regional<br />

development in general.<br />

UUD 45 Reading<br />

Pancasila Reading<br />

APTIKOM Declaration Charter<br />

Group picture


EDUCATION DEVELOPMENT<br />

EDUCATION DEVELOPMENT<br />

ANPS Teachers Conference <strong>2019</strong> ANPS Teachers Conference <strong>2019</strong><br />

[ From Being Stuck To Making Things Stick ] [ How To Make Thinking Visible ]<br />

On Saturday, <strong>February</strong> 9, Ms. Mediana,<br />

Ms. Mutya, and Mr. Deden participated in<br />

Teacher's Training titled "How To Make<br />

Thinking Visible" by Hendro Widjaya.<br />

He exposed the workshop participants to<br />

various activities which helped them bring<br />

their ideas into realization.<br />

Ms. Medi along with Ms. Nani continued<br />

on to the next training session "Showing<br />

Students What Success Looks Like"<br />

by Neil McRae.<br />

Through this conference teachers gained<br />

new insights on teaching strategies and<br />

deeper understanding of education field.<br />

On Saturday, <strong>February</strong> 9, Ms. Reni, Ms.<br />

Mediana, Ms. Mutya, Ms. Nani, Ms. Nina<br />

and Mr. Deden attended ANPS Teachers<br />

Conference <strong>2019</strong> at Beacon Academy<br />

Kelapa Gading Jakarta. The 1 st topic was<br />

“From being stuck to making things stick:<br />

teaching so students remember”.<br />

They learned how emotion is a learning<br />

process in itself and how human brain<br />

worked to our way of thinking with ANPS<br />

keynote speaker Dr. Ben Schmidt.<br />

For the 2 nd session Ms. Reni continued<br />

on individual training and learned the<br />

strategies to teach special additional<br />

needs students with Mr. Gareth Steed.<br />

With Mr. Gaylord Anderson she learned<br />

how to use mind mapping and other<br />

strategies to enhance retention of<br />

what has been taught.<br />

For the last session Ms. Reni and<br />

Ms. Mutya had sharing session on<br />

how teachers need to build strong<br />

relationship with students during<br />

class meeting. It was important to<br />

really get to know our students to<br />

reach a successful learning process.<br />

Opening Ceremony Performance<br />

EDUCATION DEVELOPMENT<br />

ANPS Teachers Conference <strong>2019</strong><br />

[ Games In Reading : A Teaser For Reading In Secondary Class ]<br />

Ms. Darlina attended her 2nd ANPS<br />

Teachers Conference <strong>2019</strong> at Beacon<br />

Academy on Saturday, <strong>February</strong> 9.<br />

Besides "Knowledge & Emotions" by<br />

Ben Scmidt and "How To Include Humor<br />

In Lesson" training, she also went on to<br />

individual session of "Games In Reading:<br />

A Teaser For Reading In Secondary Class"<br />

Although it is quite challenging for<br />

teachers to maintain and improve<br />

motivation among Secondary Class<br />

students, but through games and fun<br />

activities (which are still a favorite<br />

activity for everybody) we can get<br />

objectives done with less work but<br />

still learn a lot of things.


EDUCATION DEVELOPMENT<br />

EDUCATION DEVELOPMENT<br />

ANPS Teachers Conference <strong>2019</strong> ANPS Teachers Conference <strong>2019</strong><br />

[ Engaging Students’ Emotion for Better Learning and Better Being ] [ Reliability as a spectrum; How technopreneurs learn ]<br />

On Saturday, <strong>February</strong> 9, Ms. Nani<br />

participated in ANPS Teachers<br />

Conference <strong>2019</strong> at Beacon Academy<br />

Kelapa Gading Jakarta.<br />

Aside from "Knowledge & Emotions" by<br />

Ben Scmidt that she attended with all the<br />

other teachers and "Showing Students<br />

What Success Looks Like" by Neil McRae<br />

she attended with Ms. Mediana, Ms.Nani<br />

went to 2 other indivual sessions:<br />

The 1 st workshop led by Ms. Amelia<br />

Febriani., M.Si talked about what aspects<br />

to consider in creating a lesson plan.<br />

Beside paying attention to individual<br />

learning style and keeping a fun<br />

environment for learning, it is important<br />

to tap into student's emotion in order<br />

to create a lasting and meaningful<br />

impression on their way of thinking<br />

and character development.<br />

The 2 nd workshop by Mrs. Cyntia was<br />

about "How to Determine the Right<br />

Learning Strategies for Children"<br />

Through this workshop Ms. Nani learned<br />

about the 'Cattell-Horn-Carroll Theory'<br />

that described cognitive abilities profile<br />

and 8 specific areas of cognitive abilities.<br />

In order to determine the best teaching<br />

and learning strategies in the classroom,<br />

we need to:<br />

1. Understand children’s individual<br />

cognitive ability profile and group<br />

behavior of children that are in<br />

the same category<br />

2. Understand age level<br />

3. Evaluate learning activity<br />

Overall, this event has been a valuable<br />

learning experience.<br />

On Saturday, <strong>February</strong> 9, Mr. Deden<br />

participated in ANPS Teachers<br />

Conference <strong>2019</strong> at Beacon Academy<br />

Kelapa Gading Jakarta.<br />

Aside from "Knowledge & Emotions" by<br />

Ben Scmidt and "How To Make Thinking<br />

Visible" by Hendro Widjaya. Mr.Deden<br />

went on to 2 other indivual sessions:<br />

The 1 st workshop was "Reliability as a<br />

spectrum – A 21 st century skill, beyond<br />

the classroom" by Periachi Periadevi<br />

and Amanda Tan.<br />

This workshop aimed to help students<br />

further develop their analytical and critical<br />

thinking in response to current issues<br />

happening around the world.<br />

Students were encouraged to investigate<br />

resources such as newspapers, websites<br />

or articles and determine their reliability<br />

using 'reliability meter' method.<br />

This skill is quite crucial for 21 st century<br />

learners, as they are often exposed to<br />

various resources that are not always<br />

reliable in nature.<br />

The 2 nd workshop "How Technopreneurs<br />

Learn" by Fransiska Oetami (Co-founder<br />

and principal of Clevio Coder Camp)<br />

aimed to help teachers design fun and<br />

engaging teaching activities through<br />

games and technological devices.<br />

This event helped me gain new insights<br />

and strategy to apply in the classroom.


EDUCATION DEVELOPMENT<br />

ANPS Teachers Conference <strong>2019</strong><br />

[ How To Include Humor In Learning ]<br />

EDUCATION DEVELOPMENT<br />

Professional Development Day<br />

[ Sekolah Pelita Bangsa ]<br />

There were sessions that discussed<br />

and reviewed topics to improve<br />

students' skills and character.<br />

Other activities includes maintaining<br />

teacher's motivation and teamwork<br />

through team building games.<br />

We believe this 'PDD' would bring<br />

positive outcomes, not only for our<br />

students, but also our teachers.<br />

Sekolah Pelita Bangsa dedicated one<br />

day of workshop on <strong>February</strong> 4, <strong>2019</strong><br />

to enrich the quality of our teaching.<br />

May this PDD further improve and<br />

solidify our teacher's spirit, team<br />

work and passion for education!<br />

On Saturday, <strong>February</strong> 9, Ms. Nina<br />

participated in ANPS Teachers<br />

Conference <strong>2019</strong> at Beacon Academy<br />

Kelapa Gading Jakarta.<br />

Ms. Nina and Ms. Darlina were<br />

participants of the 1 st workshop<br />

presented by Mrs. Mansi Srivastava<br />

about how to include humor in lesson.<br />

Laughter leads to better learning and help<br />

lighten the mood. When the students are<br />

in a good mood, they tend to participate<br />

more. She shared some strategies on<br />

how to make lessons more interesting.<br />

Ms. Nina continued on individual training<br />

and attended the 2 nd workshop led by<br />

Mr. Hugo and Mr. Pram who talked about<br />

understanding the deliverance of digital<br />

learning. It is important to prioritize the<br />

learning aspect instead of the technology.<br />

The 3 rd workshop by Mrs. Cyntia and<br />

Ms. Made talked about enhancing<br />

awareness in special needs students.<br />

They emphasized self-awareness using<br />

positive psychology approach such as:<br />

1. Signature strength in learning<br />

By encouraging the child's signature<br />

strength, they would be more aware<br />

and engage more in lessons.<br />

2. Counting blessings<br />

Simple way of counting blessing is to<br />

write down 3 good things that happen<br />

to ourself that day. It would recall<br />

gratitude, well-being and self-potency.<br />

3. Active constructive feedback.<br />

Guided self-assessment is important,<br />

it helps the learner stay on track.<br />

EDUCATION DEVELOPMENT<br />

Heuristic approaches on Math<br />

Problem Solving with Dr. Eddy Yusuf<br />

On Saturday, <strong>February</strong> 16, <strong>2019</strong>, Math<br />

Teachers Ms. Nina (P1), Ms. Jess (P1),<br />

Ms. Nadya (P2), Ms. Sarah (P3), Ms. Eka<br />

(P4) and Ms. Mutya (S1) participated<br />

in Teachers Training held by ASTA Ilmu<br />

Sukses in <strong>SPB</strong> Cirebon. Dr. Eddy Yusuf,<br />

a physicist and researcher, shared his<br />

expertise in Using Heuristics to Solve<br />

Challenging Problems.<br />

During the training, teachers were given<br />

opportunities to explore the application<br />

of different heuristic approaches on<br />

Math Problem Solving such as guess<br />

and check, using diagram, beforeafter<br />

correlation, making a list, working<br />

backwards and acting-it-out.


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