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Transforming Indonesia's Teaching Force : Executive SummaryThe report on the transforming
 Indonesia's teaching force is divided in two volumes.
 The executive summary is the first volume of a two-volume
 comprehensive report on teacher management in Indonesia.
 This volume summarizes the key findings of the detailed
 technical analysis in volume two, but with much greater
 focus on the key areas where policy reforms will likely
 generate a large impact in Indonesia. While volume two is
 aimed at public policy researchers and technical staff of
 the Government of Indonesia, this shorter volume provides
 policy makers and the general public a condensed version of
 the larger report's analysis, results, and recommended
 policy reforms for developing a better teaching force in
 Indonesia. This report not only can assist the government in
 setting up a future reform agenda, but also add value to
 ongoing educational reform in Indonesia, in terms of
 improving the effectiveness of reform and ensuring its
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Transforming Indonesia's Teaching Force : From Pre-service Training to Retirement - Producing and Maintaining a High-quality, Efficient, and Motivated WorkforceThe report on the transforming
 Indonesia's teaching force is divided in two volumes.
 The executive summary is the first volume of a two-volume
 comprehensive report on teacher management in Indonesia.
 This volume summarizes the key findings of the detailed
 technical analysis in volume two, but with much greater
 focus on the key areas where policy reforms will likely
 generate a large impact in Indonesia. While volume two is
 aimed at public policy researchers and technical staff of
 the Government of Indonesia, this shorter volume provides
 policy makers and the general public a condensed version of
 the larger report's analysis, results, and recommended
 policy reforms for developing a better teaching force in
 Indonesia. This report not only can assist the government in
 setting up a future reform agenda, but also add value to
 ongoing educational reform in Indonesia, in terms of
 improving the effectiveness of reform and ensuring its
 institutional and fiscal sustainability.