konsep pendidikan dari perspektif Barat dan islam?
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Barat = the education from western world... as a student you have the freedom to eplore everything you want to explore, and the teacher allows the student to be as creative as he /she can.\n\nIslam = I dont know. But I always have the impression that Islam is very conservative. There are the pro and cons in everything. As long as a doctrine is not forced at gun point to the students... i have no comment.
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I dislike it.  It promotes segregation and negativity.  I would prefer a "Say yes to Education" or something of the like.  Because only through education can we stop these religious fanatics from strapping bombs to their waists and running into large crowds. Education will boost self esteem which will finally help us rid ourselves of the need of organized religion.
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Salam Alikum(peace be upon you)\n\nfirst of all congratulations for choosing the word of truth, i wish you the best.\n\nNow your life after you know more about Islam will be great, you will be always satisfied by what almighty Allah have gave you either in good or bad you will be satisfied and pleased.\n\nMainly everything that is harmful for the human being is forbidden in Islam, even if the technology and science didnt discover it yet but be sure that it is harmful because almighty Allah created us and he knows what would be good for us and what is not.\n\ndrinking in Islam is forbidden because it makes you out of your mind and the person will do a silly things that will make him not look like a human anymore, and so on for all the things forbidden in Islam that needs alot more detail than what i have wrote.\n\ni have found some text that i liked to copy here:\n\n"We can summarize the teachings of Islam about the Muslim character succinctly in this form: \n\nBe truthful in everything, don’t lie. \n\nBe sincere and straightforward, don’t be hypocritical. \n\nBe honest, don’t be corrupt. \n\nBe humble, don’t be boastful. \n\nBe moderate, don’t be excessive. \n\nBe reserved, don’t be garrulous. \n\nBe soft-spoken, don’t be loud. \n\nBe refined and gentle in speech, don’t curse and use foul language. \n\nBe loving and solicitous to others, don’t be unmindful of them. \n\nBe considerate and compassionate, don’t be harsh. \n\nBe polite and respectful to people, don’t be insulting or disrespectful. \n\nBe generous and charitable, don’t be selfish and miserly. \n\nBe good natured and forgiving, don’t be bitter and resentful. \n\nShare and be content with what Allah has given you, don’t be greedy. \n\nBe cheerful and pleasant, don’t be irritable and morose. \n\n\n \nMuslims should be loving to each other\n \nBe chaste and pure, don’t be lustful. \n\nBe alert and aware of the world around you, don’t be absent-minded. \n\nBe dignified and decent, don’t be graceless. \n\nBe optimistic and hopeful, don’t be cynical or pessimistic. \n\nBe confident and have deep faith, don’t be doubtful and wavering. \n\nBe spiritually oriented and not materialistic. \n\nBe confident of the mercy of Allah, don’t be despairing and lose heart. \n\nBe diligent and vigilant of your duties, don’t be negligent. \n\nBe thankful to Allah and constantly pray to Him, don’t be forgetful of His innumerable blessings. "\n\n\n\n\nhope you all the best sister, and if you need any help your brothers and sisters in Islam are always glad to help :)
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Yes.  Religious school.  Public school is government schooling and the government should not promote any partricular relgion or class of religions in any way.  By ensuring that schools carriculums remain secular it empowers parents and loved ones to educate their children on spiritual matters without government interference and preserves our freedom.
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Who's prayer? It is my understanding Muslims must pray five times a day. What about the Buddhists, Hindu or Sikhs faith traditions? In the United States the first amendment to the constitution states that we as a country will not dictate anyone else's religious beliefs. It was so important to the founding fathers it's right there up front. \n\nYes, a lot of them where Christian, and they were wise enough to stay out of a faith based governance. Even Jesus said leave what is to Cesar leave to Cesar when asked about law issues. \n\nI would like to suggest that teaching right from wrong can be done without any faith based remarks. Break social rules, you suffer consequences. It's simple and every child learns it.
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Traditional Education\n\nOne age per class\nLearning is reinforced externally (rewards, stickers etc.). \nMethod emphasizes social development. \nMuch information dispensed by lecture. \nMostly abstract- books, papers, etc\nVery few choices\nLess emphasis on self-learning instruction. \nTeacher acts as primary enforcer of discipline. \nGroup and individual instruction\n\nMontessori Education\n\nAge span of at least three years in a class. \nChildren reinforce their own learning by repetition of work and internal feelings of success\nMethod emphasizes becoming aware of One's abilities and social development. \nDirect contact with multi-sensory materials. \nHighly organized sets of graduated materials-mostly three dimensional and "concrete". \nDevelops wise use of free choice. \nLearns about care of one's self and environment. \nEnvironment and method encourage self-discipline\nMostly one-on-one instruction.
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There are many cons.  Some of those would be:\n\nNot everybody worships the same God, some worship no God.\nDifferent denominations of the same belief system pray differently.\nIt takes time away from educating the children.\nHow would parents' issues or concerned be addressed? \n\nOne commonly held misconception is that students can not pray in school, they certainly can.  They can not make other pray with them and they can't be disruptive about it. Schools allow Bible clubs and other religious clubs now, they are not compulsory, but they are allowed.\n\nIf you're looking for some good references, I'd suggest the link below.
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Die Bundeszentrale fuer politische Bildung hat wahrscheinlich ein Buch ueber den Islam. Du kannst auf dem Link nachsehen, ob Du eines findest. Zumindest als Student oder auch als Lehrer kann man dort eine begrenzte Anzahl von Buechern pro Jahr kostenlos erhalten.
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Indonesia is a very lovely country. Its dreams are becoming true by introducing and implementing latest policies in the social and economic sectors.  It is moving fast towards real Islam that provides tangible and sound security of equalizm and human rights without discrimination irrespective of gender, religions and communities. Indonesians are very nice, kindhearted and trustworthy.
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You can see all the bad fruits, sufferings that this method of teachings caused to ppl, so why would you want to have such teaching?  I myself I didn't attend Islamic school,but I suffered from the rules , too much rules. everything fun is banned in Islam.  like songs, music...etc. even some said drawings to creatures with souls is banned, chess is banned. I really felt bad because of these unfair rules, which neglect my hobbies and talents.  I really loved drawing, but one opinion of clerics drilled my talent.  my drawings love fall apart.  never do such crime toward your sons and daughters.
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Dear. ISlam is the fastest growing religion in the world today. Its a true religion. more then 70% of quran has been proven scientifically correct and the rest is not proven yet. but not 1% is proven wrong.The best way is to study Islam. and if u need any resources please contact me on my email below. i'll try my best to find the topics u need. may God guide u to the right path.\nU must visit : \nhttp://www.irf.net/irf/comparativereligion/index.htm\nmy email is lion_mughal@yahoo.com
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most of the muslims today dont show the real islam , which is kept in books almost , but it is practical n easy , for true islam and the democracy described in islam u have to read out the lives of the prophet anf his califs, i hope if u go thru that u will find true democratic ppl out there and coz of this , i will prefer islamic state run by those , with characters n personalities of our respectes califs
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Just click this.\n\nhttp://www.islamic-awareness.org/
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The major con in my opinion is that prayer in schools will promote one religion, when the students attending that school may be from many different religions.\n\nThere is no way to allow every child to say a prayer to every religion, so therefore, they shouldn't acknowledge any particular religion.\n\nA moment of silence is fine.  Each student can decide to pray, to reflect on the day, or to do nothing.  It favors no one and alienates no one.
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Everyone deserves information.  The purpose of school is to educate, after all.\n\nAnd you really should be taught religion by someone who has actually studied it.  Literature and Humanities teachers usually have entire libraries detailing Christianity, Islam, Sumerian gods, and hundreds of other religions.\n\nBesides, a lot of children only learn religion from one source:  their families.  That's very nice, but learning religion from your family has a couple of flaws:\n1.  Usually a religion stresses that other religions are wrong (especially monotheistic religions).  As such, parents are less willing to teach other religions.  The most information a child gets is, "That religion is wrong."  \n2.  Most family members are not qualified to teach about other religions.  That's like asking your father to teach you Calculus when he can't even multiply fractions.\n\nSo, learning religions from family members can often be counter to education.  At least in school, there is someone who is learned in these topics--in theory; there is always the risk of a teacher with a hidden agenda.\n\nI support teaching various religions in school.  It's as useful as teaching literature.  No, it won't get you a job necessarily, but it does enrich the person as he learns many viewpoints.\n\nEdit:  I see some people are confusing religion with morality--a common mistake.  I support schools teaching about religions, but it's up to the parents to teach about morals.  If the parents are amoral, then we can hope that the peers can correct the child's misconceptions.
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Hey... I think its more to do with education....\nthe level of education is very poor.... and whatever education they get is through religious leaders (most of which is useless)...\n\nI would request you not to club all the muslims in this category.. there are millions of muslims in india... and most of them well understand meaning of democracy.
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First, you tell them about the history/principles of Islam; then you give them answers about any misperceptions of Islam that they have (e.g. terrorism; slavery; intolerance of other religions; suicide); third, you give them a comparison between Islam and other religions (e.g. why does it make more sense that God has no son, instead of claiming that God is three in one and one in three - Father, son, holy spirit)...\nBut of course, that person has to be willing to read, listen with open ears and heart. And you have to ask God to guide them, for He is the only one that can, not you: people are only guided if God so wishes. I have written a book, maybe this could help you out.