School administration with competency-based education integrated with the Trisikkha principles
Keywords:
School administration, Competency-based Curriculum, Trisikkha PrinciplesAbstract
School administration with competency-based education integrated with the Trisikkha principles, there are various principles that are related between competency-based education and the Trisikkha principles. Both principles aim for learners to learn through self-training, to be able to manage themselves and to promote students' critical thinking abilities so that they are competent in critical thinking and problem-solving. The integration of Trisikkha principle, Morality, concentration, and wisdom will help students to become ethical and competent citizens, being present and developing their learning skills to keep up with the world in the twenty-first century and be wise, they will also have an advanced thinking abilities to communicate effectively and wisely, and have a good working process for both self-management and teamwork. This is consistent with teaching and learning management at all levels, which demand that learners become competent and responsible citizens in the future and have an effective work procedure for self-management as well as teamwork.
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