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“Why are you happy?” “Because I won a game on my phone.” It was a simple exchange, but it was not a question from the teacher. It came from one student to another at the end of our English lesson. What started with one word, ‘Why’, soon turned into a lively classroom conversation. I had asked the students to choose one word to describe how they felt that day. Their answers were quite different: “Happy,” “Lazy,” “Humble,” “Excited,” “Tired,” and “Fun.” One student said, “I’m h

Amid the dryland conditions and limited food resources in Manikaji, simple learning can make a meaningful difference to families. Through EBPP’s dryland regenerative agricultural programme, the Manikaji farmer groups started learning today to raise chickens as a practical way to improve access to protein and essential nutrients while building greater household food self-reliance. The training was led by Pak Priyatna, an experienced poultry farmer and EBPP expert poultry volun

What happens when students are asked to write a report, but instead of starting with a lecture, they start with an experiment? This is how EBPP Junior High School students are currently learning their ‘report text’ topic in their Indonesian language lessons. Rather than simply listening to an explanation about the structure and language of a report writing, they first explore, observe and discover something for themselves. Their experiments are simple but full of questions. T

Computer learning is very important because technology has become a part of our everyday lives. By learning about computers, I am not only learning how to use an electronic device, but also developing skills that can help me with my studies, future work, and communication. Nowadays, digital literacy is also very important because I interact with the internet and social media almost every day. I need to know how to find reliable information, distinguish facts from false inform