Most Islamic studies teachers in public and private schools in Java oppose pluralism, tending toward radicalism and conservatism, according to a survey released in Jakarta on Tuesday.
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Most Islamic studies teachers oppose pluralism, survey
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State applies double standard to charter schools and traditional schools
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Uniform education policy to help forge unity:
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Students clash over distribution of forms
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``Pakistanis hate extremism''
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``Ideology of radical nationalism dominates in Georgia''
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Turbans perceived as threat
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Muslims face higher level of threat, intimidation in UK suburbs than in cities
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'Perceived differences' are dividing people:
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Teachers facing tougher inspections
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'School acted in bad faith'
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College professors tend to lean left
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Education key to fighting extremism and terrorism:
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'Violence, terrorism can be countered by good religion'
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Ministry to study different options for private schools
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Secondary teachers ratify provincial framework
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Educationists condemn government for exploiting teachers