KTSP
DAN IMPLEMENTASINYA
By Marsigit
Reviewed by Khilmi Nur Ma’rifah
The teachers, as the spearhead of educational activities,
need to understand in depth about the philosophy and concept of SBC, in the
sense: what is the intrinsic meaning of the SBC, where the trend of SBC should
be taken / developed, what are the components that must exist, and how to
develop it.
In the era of regional autonomy in which the central
powers reduced, while the regional authority is large and spacious. Of course,
the era of regional autonomy also carries a wide impact, including of course to
the field of education. In the curriculum the teacher is a curriculum developer
who is in a decisive and strategic position.
Assuming that teacher most know about the developmental
level of learners, individual differences (individual) students, absorptive
capacity, the atmosphere in the learning activities, facilities and resources
available, then in the curriculum the teacher has the authority to define and
develop the curriculum into the syllabus. Curriculum development in this
syllabus should be based on several things, among them: the content (content),
the concepts, skills / skills, problems and interests of students.
SBC (Curriculum level education unit) is the operational
curriculum developed and implemented by each educational unit. SBC as a
manifestation of primary and secondary education curriculum developed in
accordance with its relevance by any group or committee of the education unit
and school under the coordination and supervision of the local education office
of the Department of Religion District / City to basic education and secondary
education to the province based on Content Standards Graduates and Competency
Standards and curriculum guide developed by BSNP.
SBC developed based on the following principles:
SBC developed based on the following principles:
1. centered on the
potential, progress, needs and interests of learners and their environment.
2.
diverse and integrated
3.
responsive to developments in science,
technology and art
4.
relevant to the needs of life
5.
comprehensive and sustainable
6.
lifelong learning
7. balance between
national interests and regional interests