Analisis perbandingan pendidikan multikultural Indonesia dengan Negara Amerika, Kanada dan Inggris
Abstract
ABSTRAK
Pendidikan multikultural di negara maju (Indonesia, Amerika Serikat, Inggris dan Kanada) menginginkan pendidikan yang menjunjung tinggi harkat dan martabat manusia dengan cara menghargai dan memahami perbedaan-perbedaan yang dimiliki masing-masing individu. Perbandingan pendidikan multikultural (Indonesia, Amerika Serikat, Inggris dan Kanada) Pertama dari masing-masing negara maju (Indonesia, Amerika Serikat, Inggris dan Kanada) ini memiliki persamaan dalam pendidikan multikultural yaitu ingin membratas adanya tindakantindakan diskriminasi dan ingin menegakkan hak-hak asasi manusia secara adil, Kedua Perbedaan pendidikan multikultural di Indonesia memberikan peran kepada Kepala Sekolah dalam memantau keberagaman yang dimiliki masing-masing siswa, di Amerika Serikat menerapkan pendidikan multikultural dengan cara memberikan edukasi kepada siswa mengenai keberagaman, di Inggris menerapkan pendidikan multikultural dengan cara sistem penerapan Bahasa, Bahasa inggris bukan menjadi Bahasa satu-satunya. Di Kanada menerapkan pendidikan multikultural dengan cara menerapkan model pendidikan yang merekonstruksi dari keanekaanragaraman budaya.
Kata kunci : multikultural, negara maju, pendidikan
ABSTRACT
Multicultural education in developed countries (Indonesia, United States, United Kingdom and Canada) asks for education that upholds human dignity and dignity by supporting and understanding the differences needed by each individual. Comparison of multicultural education (Indonesia, United States, United Kingdom, and Canada) The first of each developed country (Indonesia, United States, United Kingdom and Canada) has a contribution in multicultural education that is to want to impart decision on Multicultural actions in Indonesia giving a role to the Principal in supporting diversity owned by each student, in the United States teaches multicultural education by providing education to students about diversity, in the UK promoting multicultural education by means of a system using Language, English is not the only language. In Canada, multicultural education is implemented by applying an educational model that reconstructs cultural diversity
Keywords: developed countries, education, multiculturalis
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