"dulu blajar itu bisa kapan aja, dimana aja, sama siapa aja. sekarang, kayaknya musti siap ngeluarin duit brapa aja" _Tita FIB UI_
Jaman sekarang yang kita tahu tentang belajar dan pendidikan adalah sekolah. Entah sejak kapan belajar = sekolah, mungin sejak sekolah itu sendiri di kenal sama msyarakat dunia entah kapan ( cari di google, yahoo answer, dll ga nemu sejarah pertama kali adanya sekolah :p ). kalo kata Tita belajar itu bisa dimana aja, ya memang, ga cuma dulu aja sekarang juga masih bisa di mana aja. kapan aja, sama siapa aja?? dari dulu sampe sekarang pun masih bisa..cumaaa..Jaman sekarang semua hal (abstract ato pun keliatan) -contoh abstract : si para penangkap hantu yang di Tv ( tw kaan?) itu kan punya ilmu yg ga bisa kita lihat, hantunya ga bisa kita lihat - semuanya bisa di hitung pake uang (contoh penangkap hantu abstrak tadi tetep di bayar toh? ---> cri duit yg gampang hehe ).
Naah, begitu pula dengan pendidikan (belajar). kenapa belajar=pendidikan=sekolah? gtw kenapa tapi coba aja kalo tukang beca ga sekolah kita bilang uneducated ato title dia di masyarakat adalah tidak berpendidikan. asumsi kita karena dia tidak sekolah. masalaahnya..untuk di bilang berpendidikan kita harus sekolah, nah untuk sekolah itu butuh biaya. karena jaman sekarang kalo pake baju seragam di sebut pelajar ( naik metromini bayar seribu), kalo ga pake seragam di sebut bukan pelajar ( naik metro mini bayar dua ribu). sedangkan secara harfiah pelajar adalah orang yang belajar. naah, dari dulu saya bingung sama abang angkot Bang mau pake seragam atopun engga saya tetep pelajar, hari senin, selasa- minggu ampe senin lagi saya tetep pelajaar tapi 'karena ade ini tidak pake seragam ya bayar 2ribu lah' ( dengan logat batak*) * bukan rasis tpi kata orang jakarta (saya bukan) kalo mau tahu berapa banyak orang batak yang ada di jakarta hitunglah jumlah metromini dikali empat yaitu, supir, kenek, dan dua pencopet di dalamnya hehe *piss *noofense *justkidding *kata orang Jakarta.
Jadi ngalor ngidul hehe, pokoknya intinyaa. karena semua Hal sekarang di hitung pakai duit dan berkaitan dengan surat-surat, sertifikat, tanda bukti, ijazah (ada yg palsu), tittle Sarjana (tmen saya beli sarjana tnpa ke kampus), Doktor, lalala Jadi untuk belajar atau disebut pelajar kita harus ke sekolah yang mana sekolah itu sekrang mahal. Jadi tinggal tanyalah pada diri kita sendiri apa yang kita butuhnkan adalah sekolah atau belajar?
apakah kita belajar di sekolah?
apakah kita bisa belajar tanpa sekolah?
untuk apa kita sekolah? harta?tahta?wanita?
untuk apa kita belajar?supaya dapet pahala?supaya pintar?
buat apa pintar? untuk mencari harta?tahta?wanita?
saya dapet kerjaan jadi guru honorer di SMK negeri di jakarta tanpa interview, tanpa lihat Ip, tanpa demo ngajar. apa yang di lihat? Universitas Indonesia.
dapet hnor lebih lebih dr 500k cuma ngemeng2 sejam, 8x tyap bulan.
papah saya dapet kerjaan jadi dosen smentara di Universitas swasta di serang , tyap minggu sekali tyap ngajar 2-3 jam ( kalo di itung jam ny sama ky saya). perbulan dari situ ga sampe 500rbu. padahal papah saya pintar luar biasa, bahasa inggris cas cis cus,hukum oke, kimia jago, tpi blm punya gelar apa2 wktu itu. dan bukan dari UI ato universitas bagus manapun. lalu apa yang di lihat?
Betapa cuma dengan ada di Universitas ini kita di kasih kepercayaan yang seharusnya kita pergunaan baik-baik. dan kita bayar mahal untuk suatu title Universitas Indonesia dan dengan gampang mendapat kerja dan uang tapi kita sendiri merendahkan diri -khususnya FIB- dengan bilang kita pencetak pengangguran terbesar di UI. Betapa masyarakat dengan konstruksi sosial nya menganggap ilmu Pasti yang berhubungan dengan angka, angka berhunungan dengan Uang, itu lebih tinggi harganya. belajar=uang belajar=uang.
makanya kenapa quotes tita mengingatkan kita kalau belajar itu ga perlu uang. karena dulu (ga tau kapan) waktu uang bukan segalanya kita bisa belajar dimana aja kpan aja sma syapa aja tanpa harus malu. :D
Rabu, 13 Oktober 2010
Trash Bank system as a local wisdom of Bandegan village People in Bantul, Yogyakarta
Do you know how a bank works? Generally, the bank works because we save our money at that bank. Then, our money will be used to give credit to other people, so it can earn more money from itself (money.howstuffworks.com). However, in order to be a bank customer you must have a savings account in that bank and of course have the money first. The same system is also applied in trash bank. The difference is that in trash bank, we save trash instead of money, so you do not have to own the money in the first place. In Indonesia, trash bank system is first used by Bandegan people in Yogyakarta. The pupose of the system it self is to create an effective and profitable way in maintaining the environment by applying a good trash management. Then, beside adapting little knowledge from bank operation system and using some recycling equipment, the people in Bandegan village, Bantul, had to do some procedures in order to get the trash bank system be well and effectively operated.
The first approach to make the systems work was that the authority of Bandegan village made an assembly to introduce the trash bank system to the people. Before they explained about the system, they made the people aware first about the condition of their environment. They were given the information how trash could become a problem especially in health and environment. After that, the people were encouraged to solve the problem with a creative way, and one solution that was offered by the official was the trash bank system. The official of Bandegan village explained about how it works and the benefit of using that system. Then, the people were asked to be the customer of trash bank in order to participate in making a comfortable and healthy environment.
After they become the customer of trash bank, there are several steps to follow to deposit the trash and get money from the deposit. First, they will get three bags; each bag is filled with different trash materials, such as plastic, glass or can, and paper. The people of Bandegan village can store their trash individually or collectively. If they store the trash individually, they can store the trash to the deposit counter whenever they want, but for those who want to store their trash collectively they must collect their trash first to the leader of the region (RT) and store it twice a month. Second, the customer goes to a teller, and the teller will measure the weight of the trash. In this step, the customer will get a deposit note, but they cannot get the money right away. After some days, the administrator of trash bank will call the trash collector to estimate the price of the trash. After that, the customer can go back to the bank by bringing the deposit note and get money from the trash they have deposited.
The last procedure of the trash bank system is that all the trash they have gathered in the trash bank will be processed, so it could be more useful. Some trash will be sold to the trash collectors to get money and some others will be used to make other stuff like handicraft or souvenir. The handicrafts or souvenirs are made by the people of Bandegan village as a volunteer, but if the handicrafts are sold they will also get some money from the profit sharing. Beside the inorganic trash, trash bank also accepts organic trash, but it does not count as the deposit. Later, the organic trash will be processed to become fertilizer and used freely by the people for cultivating or making bio pore holes to enrich their soil.
Overall, Trash is a serious problem especially for people in Jakarta. Trash can cause flood and makes the environment looks dirty. Also, it could lead to many dangerous diseases. People in Bandegan village have been able to manage their problem regarding to trash, but still the operation of the bank need more financial support from the government. Moreover, if the people in Jakarta are able to do the trash bank system for managing the trash in their everyday life, I believe that we will get a good result because the pollution that is caused by trash is not only affecting our body but also our mental aspect such as emotional and stress. To conclude, Badegan local wisdom in managing their trash problem by using trash bank system is a good example for our society to make a comfortable and healthy living.
References
Phylosophy studends of Universitas Gajah Mada Badge 2007. "EFEKTIFITAS BANK SAMPAH DALAM MEWUJUDKAN LINGKUNGAN YANG SEHAT." Pekan Karya Mahsiswa (2009).
Arni, noni. Deutsche Welle. 2 March 2009. 4 October 2010
Motivasi. WordPress. 17 October 2009. 4 October 2010 < dreamindonesia.wordpress.com/.../pertama-di-dunia-bank-sampah-di-indonesia/>
Chika. Kabarinews.com. 30 october 2009. 4 october 2010.
Prihtiyanti, Eny. Kompas.com. 7 August 2008. 4 October 2010.
The first approach to make the systems work was that the authority of Bandegan village made an assembly to introduce the trash bank system to the people. Before they explained about the system, they made the people aware first about the condition of their environment. They were given the information how trash could become a problem especially in health and environment. After that, the people were encouraged to solve the problem with a creative way, and one solution that was offered by the official was the trash bank system. The official of Bandegan village explained about how it works and the benefit of using that system. Then, the people were asked to be the customer of trash bank in order to participate in making a comfortable and healthy environment.
After they become the customer of trash bank, there are several steps to follow to deposit the trash and get money from the deposit. First, they will get three bags; each bag is filled with different trash materials, such as plastic, glass or can, and paper. The people of Bandegan village can store their trash individually or collectively. If they store the trash individually, they can store the trash to the deposit counter whenever they want, but for those who want to store their trash collectively they must collect their trash first to the leader of the region (RT) and store it twice a month. Second, the customer goes to a teller, and the teller will measure the weight of the trash. In this step, the customer will get a deposit note, but they cannot get the money right away. After some days, the administrator of trash bank will call the trash collector to estimate the price of the trash. After that, the customer can go back to the bank by bringing the deposit note and get money from the trash they have deposited.
The last procedure of the trash bank system is that all the trash they have gathered in the trash bank will be processed, so it could be more useful. Some trash will be sold to the trash collectors to get money and some others will be used to make other stuff like handicraft or souvenir. The handicrafts or souvenirs are made by the people of Bandegan village as a volunteer, but if the handicrafts are sold they will also get some money from the profit sharing. Beside the inorganic trash, trash bank also accepts organic trash, but it does not count as the deposit. Later, the organic trash will be processed to become fertilizer and used freely by the people for cultivating or making bio pore holes to enrich their soil.
Overall, Trash is a serious problem especially for people in Jakarta. Trash can cause flood and makes the environment looks dirty. Also, it could lead to many dangerous diseases. People in Bandegan village have been able to manage their problem regarding to trash, but still the operation of the bank need more financial support from the government. Moreover, if the people in Jakarta are able to do the trash bank system for managing the trash in their everyday life, I believe that we will get a good result because the pollution that is caused by trash is not only affecting our body but also our mental aspect such as emotional and stress. To conclude, Badegan local wisdom in managing their trash problem by using trash bank system is a good example for our society to make a comfortable and healthy living.
References
Phylosophy studends of Universitas Gajah Mada Badge 2007. "EFEKTIFITAS BANK SAMPAH DALAM MEWUJUDKAN LINGKUNGAN YANG SEHAT." Pekan Karya Mahsiswa (2009).
Arni, noni. Deutsche Welle. 2 March 2009. 4 October 2010
Motivasi. WordPress. 17 October 2009. 4 October 2010 < dreamindonesia.wordpress.com/.../pertama-di-dunia-bank-sampah-di-indonesia/>
Chika. Kabarinews.com. 30 october 2009. 4 october 2010.
Prihtiyanti, Eny. Kompas.com. 7 August 2008. 4 October 2010.
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