Monday, November 10, 2008
Personal Detail
Name : Ikhsanudin
Occupation : Lecturer. Tanjungpura University Pontianak.
Place/Date of Birth: Pringombo (Lampung – Indonesia)/ November 5th, 1966
Addresses:
(1) Jl. Nirbaya Komplek. Purnama Hijau No. 36 Pontianak - Indonesia.
Family
Wife: Sri Lestari Miladiyah
Daughter (1) Larasati Tauhidia
Daughter (2) Thalia Zahra Tauhidia
Education
Doctorate
Universitas Negri Jakarta (UNJ) - Program Studi Pendidikan Bahasa S3 - 2012
Master's
Universitas Indonesia (UI) - Program Studi Linguistik S2 - 1996
Bachelor
Universitas Lampung - Program Studi Pendidikan Bahasa Inggris - 1991
Teacher Training School
Sekolah Pendidikan Guru (SPG) Negri - Pringsewu - Lampung Selatan - 1985
Junior High School
Sekolah Menengah Pertama (SMP) Negri - Pringsewu - Lampung Selatan -1982
Elementary School
Sekolah Dasar (SD) Muhammadiyah - Pringsewu - Lampung Selatan - 1979
Universitas Negri Jakarta (UNJ) - Program Studi Pendidikan Bahasa S3 - 2012
Master's
Universitas Indonesia (UI) - Program Studi Linguistik S2 - 1996
Bachelor
Universitas Lampung - Program Studi Pendidikan Bahasa Inggris - 1991
Teacher Training School
Sekolah Pendidikan Guru (SPG) Negri - Pringsewu - Lampung Selatan - 1985
Junior High School
Sekolah Menengah Pertama (SMP) Negri - Pringsewu - Lampung Selatan -1982
Elementary School
Sekolah Dasar (SD) Muhammadiyah - Pringsewu - Lampung Selatan - 1979
International Standard Test
Overseas Experience: Germany (2008)
"European-Islamic Intercultural Dialogue – anglophone teacher-programme 2008", by Pedagogical Exchange Service (PAD VE) on behalf of Federal Foreign Office (Auswärtiges Amt), Federal Republic of Germany.
2008 August 17 Sunday (Bonn)
Guided walk through the city of Bonn, meeting point: entrance “museum König”
2008 August 18 Monday (Bonn)
(1) Visit to and reception at the Secretariat of the Standing Conference of the Ministers of Education and Cultural Affairs (KMK): "Introduction to the Education System in the Federal Republic of Germany and the objectives and structure of the PAD"
(2) Reception at the historical town hall in Bonn, mayor Mr. Hauschild
2008 August 19 Tuesday (Bonn)
(1) State and Society in the Federal Republic of Germany; Bundeszentrale für Politische Bildung (BPB)
(2) Guided visit through the “Museum of German History after 1945“
(3) Individual walks down “Museumsmeile” (museum row, individual visits)
2008 August 20 Wednesday (Bonn)
(1) Teaching religion in the Federal Republic of Germany (examples from its different Laender); Experience in minority language teaching: Arabic and Turkish classes (example North Rhine-Westphalia); “Islamkunde auf Deutsch” (Islam lessons in German): History and current situation of a new field of teaching
(2) Presentation of the different countries by the participants2008 August 21 Thursday (Bonn)Introduction: „Human rights and pedagogics in class“, “German Institution for Human Rights” (“Deutsches Indstitut für Menschenrechte e.V.”), referees: Mrs. Dr. Lohrenscheidt, Mrs. Thiemann, and Mrs. Martina Sabra.
2008 August 22 Friday
(1) Cologne: School excursions, if possible including examples from lessons dealing with human rights an pedagogics
(2) Bonn: Evaluation: human rights2008 August 23 Saturday (Cologne)Guided walk through the city of Cologne: “Religion and history from the “holy” Cologne up to today”, meeting point: Am Römerbogen, Domplatte
2008 August 24 Sunday (Koblenz - Bonn)
Excursion to Köln (Cologne), Koblenz / Unesco-world heritage Rhine-Valley, visit to the monastery Maria Laach, opportunity to present the different nations
2008 August 25 Monday (Bonn)
(1) School excursions, if possible including examples from lessons dealing with human rights an pedagogics
(2) Round table with local teachers and headmasters: school excursions (GSI) Farewell-Dinner “Bonn-visit” with German teachers and headmasters
2008 August 26 Tuesday (Bonn - Berlin)
(1) Round table: final discussion: “Bonn-visit”
(2) Departure to Berlin (DB-train from Hbf. Bonn to Berlin, transfer to Hotel in Berlin by bus, check-in, reception
2008 August 27 (Berlin)
(1) Guided tour through the city of Berlin, guide Mr. Rost, meeting point: Löwentor am Hardenbergplatz
(2) Lecture: “Global Ethic”, Dr. Bauschke, Global Ethic Foundation (“Stiftung Weltethos”)
2008 August 28 (Berlin)
(1) Reception at the Federal Foreign Office
(2) Lecture and discussion: „Human rights theories concerning school and education in European and Islamic cultures“; Prof. Dr. Bielefeldt, head of “German Institution for Human Rights” (“Deutsches Indstitut für Menschenrechte e.V.”)
2008 August 29 (Berlin)
(1) Lecture: “A capital and its minorities”, Mrs. Pohl
(2) Sightseeing in small groups (f.e. walk in small groups, visiting a mosque)
(3) Farewell-party
2008 August 17 Sunday (Bonn)
Guided walk through the city of Bonn, meeting point: entrance “museum König”
2008 August 18 Monday (Bonn)
(1) Visit to and reception at the Secretariat of the Standing Conference of the Ministers of Education and Cultural Affairs (KMK): "Introduction to the Education System in the Federal Republic of Germany and the objectives and structure of the PAD"
(2) Reception at the historical town hall in Bonn, mayor Mr. Hauschild
2008 August 19 Tuesday (Bonn)
(1) State and Society in the Federal Republic of Germany; Bundeszentrale für Politische Bildung (BPB)
(2) Guided visit through the “Museum of German History after 1945“
(3) Individual walks down “Museumsmeile” (museum row, individual visits)
2008 August 20 Wednesday (Bonn)
(1) Teaching religion in the Federal Republic of Germany (examples from its different Laender); Experience in minority language teaching: Arabic and Turkish classes (example North Rhine-Westphalia); “Islamkunde auf Deutsch” (Islam lessons in German): History and current situation of a new field of teaching
(2) Presentation of the different countries by the participants2008 August 21 Thursday (Bonn)Introduction: „Human rights and pedagogics in class“, “German Institution for Human Rights” (“Deutsches Indstitut für Menschenrechte e.V.”), referees: Mrs. Dr. Lohrenscheidt, Mrs. Thiemann, and Mrs. Martina Sabra.
2008 August 22 Friday
(1) Cologne: School excursions, if possible including examples from lessons dealing with human rights an pedagogics
(2) Bonn: Evaluation: human rights2008 August 23 Saturday (Cologne)Guided walk through the city of Cologne: “Religion and history from the “holy” Cologne up to today”, meeting point: Am Römerbogen, Domplatte
2008 August 24 Sunday (Koblenz - Bonn)
Excursion to Köln (Cologne), Koblenz / Unesco-world heritage Rhine-Valley, visit to the monastery Maria Laach, opportunity to present the different nations
2008 August 25 Monday (Bonn)
(1) School excursions, if possible including examples from lessons dealing with human rights an pedagogics
(2) Round table with local teachers and headmasters: school excursions (GSI) Farewell-Dinner “Bonn-visit” with German teachers and headmasters
2008 August 26 Tuesday (Bonn - Berlin)
(1) Round table: final discussion: “Bonn-visit”
(2) Departure to Berlin (DB-train from Hbf. Bonn to Berlin, transfer to Hotel in Berlin by bus, check-in, reception
2008 August 27 (Berlin)
(1) Guided tour through the city of Berlin, guide Mr. Rost, meeting point: Löwentor am Hardenbergplatz
(2) Lecture: “Global Ethic”, Dr. Bauschke, Global Ethic Foundation (“Stiftung Weltethos”)
2008 August 28 (Berlin)
(1) Reception at the Federal Foreign Office
(2) Lecture and discussion: „Human rights theories concerning school and education in European and Islamic cultures“; Prof. Dr. Bielefeldt, head of “German Institution for Human Rights” (“Deutsches Indstitut für Menschenrechte e.V.”)
2008 August 29 (Berlin)
(1) Lecture: “A capital and its minorities”, Mrs. Pohl
(2) Sightseeing in small groups (f.e. walk in small groups, visiting a mosque)
(3) Farewell-party
Overseas Experience: United Kingdom (2006; 2009; 2010)
York:
Presenter at MATSDA Conference 2010 "Engaging ELT Learners"
University of York (UK) January 30th - 31st, 2010
Leeds:
Visiting Scholar at Leeds Metropolitan University (Leeds-UK) October 15th - December 24th, 2009
Participant (Vice Chairperson of Delegates). A Visit of Muhammadiyah University Rectors to the UK.
28 January 2006 – 17 February 2006
London:
Indonesian Embassy – meeting with Indonesian Ambassador (Dr. R.M. Marty M. Natalegawa) – London: British Political and Educational Condition and Indonesian Diplomacy Position. Attended by all coordinators at the embassy.
British Council Headquarter – Spring Garden, London:
Discussion on UK, Indonesia, and Islam. New British Political orientation - Engaging Islamic Countries.
Country Planning Association (TCPA):
17 Cartlon House Terrace - London SW1Y 5AS – Discussion on Higher Education Quality Assurance and Enhancement and UK System of Education with Prof. George Gordon and Ruth Lee. Detailed Program Introduction and Briefing.
Universities UK Headquarter:
Discussion with William Locke - Deputy Director - Policy Development Group (PDG) – on Universities Cooperation and Collaboration and the role of Universities UK in developing the cooperation and collaboration.
Institute of Materials, Material and Mining (Institute of Materials):
1 Carlton House Terrace, London SW1Y 5DB – Discussion with Prof. George brown on Entrepreneurial Universities and on The Implications for Higher Education of Gobalization and Internationalization.
Higher Education Funding Council for England (HEFCE).
Centre Point 28th Floor, 103 New Oxford Street, London WC1a 1DD. Janette Cheong (Head): Enhancing the contribution of Higher Education to the economy and society. Prof. George Brown and Ruth Lee: Debriefing;.
Deparment for Education and Skills (DfES)
Caxton House, Tothill Street, London SW1H 9NF. Dr. Anthony Mann (Head of Projects Team – Higher Education Strategy Directorate): Government Policy on Higher Education and the Higher Education Act 2004.
Kingston University
Roehampton Vale. Fiars Avenue, London SW15 3DW. Dr. Peter Mason (Dean Faculty of Engineering), Prof. Dr. Davis Miles (Pro Vice Chancellor): Discussion and campus tour
British Library
Dr. Annabel Gallop (Head – South East Asia Section);· University of Southampton. Southampton. Claire Davis (International Office), Jo Doyle (Head of International Office). Prof. Phil Nelson (Deputy Vice-Chancellor);· National Oceonography Centre Southampton. Tour and Discussion.
Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO)
Discussion on UK, Indonesia, and Islam. Ian Felton (Program Manager – Global Opportunities Fund: Engaging the Islamic World), Thom Reilly (staff – wider Muslim Countries non-Arab), Dr. Corbelia Sorabji (Analyst).
Glassgow
Millenium Hotel
George Square - George Street. Discussion on Scotland System of Primary and Secondary Education. Dick Lynas (Senior Teacher and Education Consultant).
Learning and Teaching Scotland
74 Victoria Crescent Road Glasgow G12 9JN. Discussion on Religious and Moral Education and on Continuous Professional Development (CDP): Chief Executive Bernard McCleary, Ken Coulter (Development Officer Religious Observance), Christine Twine (Education for Citizenship).
Trinity High School
Glenside Drive, Rutherglen, Glasgow G73 3LW: Observation and Discussion.
St. Elizabeth’s Primary School
William Drive, Hamilton ML3. 7RQ: Observation and Discussion.· Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Education (HMIe). John Brown (Head of Inspector): Higher Education Quality Assurance.
Central Mosque
Friday Prayer.
Scotland Catholic Education Service (SCES): 75 Craigpark Street – Glasgow G31 2 HD. Discussion with Michael and Frances Burns (former Head of Communication, Department for International Development, Principal Adviser to Minister Hilary Benn - UK) and staff on UK Programme on International Assistance with and Sam (Religious Teacher) Religious Education at Scotland Catholic Schools.
University of Stratchclyde
Short Course (about a week) on Higher Education Management and quality Assurance and Enhancement.· Quality Assurance Agency for Higher Education (QAAHE). 183 St. Vincent Street – Glasgow G2 5QD. Discussion: Norman Sharp (Head of Scottish Office, QAAHE). Topic: Quality Assurance for Higher Education in Sccottland.
South Lararkshire - South Lanarkshire Council Headquarters
South Lanarshire Education Resources: Presentations by John Mulligan (Head), Alex Gilchrist (Adviser: Citizenship and Religious and Moral Education), Anne Beveridge (Coordinator: Equal Opportunities Coordinator), and Informal Talk with Mary Smith (Chair: Education Council).
Presenter at MATSDA Conference 2010 "Engaging ELT Learners"
University of York (UK) January 30th - 31st, 2010
Leeds:
Visiting Scholar at Leeds Metropolitan University (Leeds-UK) October 15th - December 24th, 2009
Participant (Vice Chairperson of Delegates). A Visit of Muhammadiyah University Rectors to the UK.
28 January 2006 – 17 February 2006
London:
Indonesian Embassy – meeting with Indonesian Ambassador (Dr. R.M. Marty M. Natalegawa) – London: British Political and Educational Condition and Indonesian Diplomacy Position. Attended by all coordinators at the embassy.
British Council Headquarter – Spring Garden, London:
Discussion on UK, Indonesia, and Islam. New British Political orientation - Engaging Islamic Countries.
Country Planning Association (TCPA):
17 Cartlon House Terrace - London SW1Y 5AS – Discussion on Higher Education Quality Assurance and Enhancement and UK System of Education with Prof. George Gordon and Ruth Lee. Detailed Program Introduction and Briefing.
Universities UK Headquarter:
Discussion with William Locke - Deputy Director - Policy Development Group (PDG) – on Universities Cooperation and Collaboration and the role of Universities UK in developing the cooperation and collaboration.
Institute of Materials, Material and Mining (Institute of Materials):
1 Carlton House Terrace, London SW1Y 5DB – Discussion with Prof. George brown on Entrepreneurial Universities and on The Implications for Higher Education of Gobalization and Internationalization.
Higher Education Funding Council for England (HEFCE).
Centre Point 28th Floor, 103 New Oxford Street, London WC1a 1DD. Janette Cheong (Head): Enhancing the contribution of Higher Education to the economy and society. Prof. George Brown and Ruth Lee: Debriefing;.
Deparment for Education and Skills (DfES)
Caxton House, Tothill Street, London SW1H 9NF. Dr. Anthony Mann (Head of Projects Team – Higher Education Strategy Directorate): Government Policy on Higher Education and the Higher Education Act 2004.
Kingston University
Roehampton Vale. Fiars Avenue, London SW15 3DW. Dr. Peter Mason (Dean Faculty of Engineering), Prof. Dr. Davis Miles (Pro Vice Chancellor): Discussion and campus tour
British Library
Dr. Annabel Gallop (Head – South East Asia Section);· University of Southampton. Southampton. Claire Davis (International Office), Jo Doyle (Head of International Office). Prof. Phil Nelson (Deputy Vice-Chancellor);· National Oceonography Centre Southampton. Tour and Discussion.
Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO)
Discussion on UK, Indonesia, and Islam. Ian Felton (Program Manager – Global Opportunities Fund: Engaging the Islamic World), Thom Reilly (staff – wider Muslim Countries non-Arab), Dr. Corbelia Sorabji (Analyst).
Glassgow
Millenium Hotel
George Square - George Street. Discussion on Scotland System of Primary and Secondary Education. Dick Lynas (Senior Teacher and Education Consultant).
Learning and Teaching Scotland
74 Victoria Crescent Road Glasgow G12 9JN. Discussion on Religious and Moral Education and on Continuous Professional Development (CDP): Chief Executive Bernard McCleary, Ken Coulter (Development Officer Religious Observance), Christine Twine (Education for Citizenship).
Trinity High School
Glenside Drive, Rutherglen, Glasgow G73 3LW: Observation and Discussion.
St. Elizabeth’s Primary School
William Drive, Hamilton ML3. 7RQ: Observation and Discussion.· Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Education (HMIe). John Brown (Head of Inspector): Higher Education Quality Assurance.
Central Mosque
Friday Prayer.
Scotland Catholic Education Service (SCES): 75 Craigpark Street – Glasgow G31 2 HD. Discussion with Michael and Frances Burns (former Head of Communication, Department for International Development, Principal Adviser to Minister Hilary Benn - UK) and staff on UK Programme on International Assistance with and Sam (Religious Teacher) Religious Education at Scotland Catholic Schools.
University of Stratchclyde
Short Course (about a week) on Higher Education Management and quality Assurance and Enhancement.· Quality Assurance Agency for Higher Education (QAAHE). 183 St. Vincent Street – Glasgow G2 5QD. Discussion: Norman Sharp (Head of Scottish Office, QAAHE). Topic: Quality Assurance for Higher Education in Sccottland.
South Lararkshire - South Lanarkshire Council Headquarters
South Lanarshire Education Resources: Presentations by John Mulligan (Head), Alex Gilchrist (Adviser: Citizenship and Religious and Moral Education), Anne Beveridge (Coordinator: Equal Opportunities Coordinator), and Informal Talk with Mary Smith (Chair: Education Council).
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