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From toy bears to formulas: Making math tangible for Indonesian children (opens the original)
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JAKARTA – For young children, the number 10 can be difficult to imagine. The symbol “10” tells them little unless they can connect it to something they can see, touch or count. This is where the concrete, pictorial and abstract (CPA) approach to mathematics comes in. The method moves through three stages, starting with real objects children can touch and move, followed by visual representations and, finally, symbolic representations using numbers. The CPA approach draws on American psychologist
Behind the white coat: The human cost of being an intern doctor in Indonesia (opens the original)
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JAKARTA – After six months of working regular daytime hours at a community health center, intern doctor Nuha Amalia Alkatiri, 24, had to readjust her body clock when she was assigned to a regional hospital and began rotating between morning, afternoon and overnight shifts. At the community health center, Nuha sees around 40 patients a day. At the hospital, she sees about 20. “Mondays are usually hectic days, whether I’m at the community health center or the hospital. At the health center, we can
Indonesia looks beyond AFF Women’s Cup, eyes regional elite (opens the original)
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JAKARTA – Winning two AFF Women’s Cup titles in a row has established Indonesia as the team to beat in Southeast Asia’s second tier. Garuda Pertiwi swept through this year’s tournament with authority, lifting the trophy after a commanding 5-0 victory over Laos in the final while collecting the competition’s top individual honors. Sheva Imut was named Most Valuable Player, Laila Masykuroh earned Best Goalkeeper and Indonesia’s attack overwhelmed opponents throughout the tournament. But inside the
Between mountain and sea, ASEAN's music evolves (opens the original)
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SARAWAK – As dusk settled over the foothills of Mount Santubong in Sarawak, Malaysia, the sounds of drums, bamboo instruments and electric guitars drifted through the rainforest, mingling with waves rolling in from nearby Damai Beach. At the Rainforest World Music Festival (RWMF) in late June, musicians from Southeast Asia and beyond blurred the boundaries between tradition and modernity, blending indigenous melodies with jazz, rock, funk and electronic music while demonstrating how cultural her
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