Elementary school teacher perception of curriculum changes in Indonesia

Abstract

This study aims to describe the perception of elementary school teachers on curriculum changes in Indonesia. It was conducted with a descriptive survey design in the Special Region of Yogyakarta Province. This study involved 56 elementary school teachers. The data were collected using questionnaires distributed via Google Form. The questionnaire used was a closed questionnaire with a total of 58 statements. Data analysis was carried out using quantitative data analysis with a descriptive approach. There were two findings in this study. First, the perception on the curriculum objective aspect is at the stage of digging up information with enough category, the material aspect is at the interpretation stage with enough category, the strategy aspect is at the interpretation stage with enough category, the organizational aspect is at the selection stage with a high category, and the evaluation aspect is at the selection stage with a high category. Second, the level of teacher perception of curriculum changes is mostly at the selection stage (organization and curriculum evaluation), followed by interpretation (curriculum objectives) and information re-extraction stages (curriculum objectives). The level of teacher perception shows that the profile of teachers' perceptions on curriculum changes is dominated at the selection stage.

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