Magelang, March 15 -- The Indonesian government aims to promote informal educational activities to address school dropouts and provide access to learning services for more children, Deputy Minister of Primary and Secondary Education Fajar Riza Ul Haq stated.

"One of the breakthroughs we are proposing is the intensification of learning activities beyond classrooms, as we are aware that experiencing the learning process is more important than merely attending schools," he remarked in Magelang, Central Java, on Saturday.

In this regard, he highlighted the benefits of encouraging and empowering non-professional teachers, especially college students, to demonstrate their dedication to people by engaging in informal educational sessions in re...