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      Building a School Community: A Case Study of a Religiously Integrated School in Indonesia

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      This qualitative case study explores the intricate dynamics of community building within a unique educational setting in Indonesia, a religiously integrated school (SDTK and SMPTK) founded by missionaries and accredited by both the Indonesian Ministry of Education and Ministry of Religious Affairs. Amidst global challenges such as violence, bullying, and declining meaningful educational experiences, this study examines the transformative power of a nurtured school community, based on Sergiovanni's theory that posits community building as the essence of school reform. Through fieldwork, including observations, interviews with administrators, teachers, and students, and analysis of informal and formal school documents, this paper illustrates how this school embodies a counter-narrative to conventional educational paradigms by fostering a communal environment. The findings reveal several key elements contributing to its community ethos, including shared metaphors, phrases, and a foundational commitment to the well-being of each student, encapsulated in the philosophy of "one child at a time." The study highlights the school's inclusive culture, the pivotal role of leadership in nurturing growth, and the profound impact of communal worship and shared educational values in fostering a cohesive and supportive learning environment. Additionally, it uncovers the significant, yet often overlooked, role of students in sustaining and transmitting the school's communal culture. Offering insights into overcoming contemporary educational hurdles, this study contributes to the broader discourse on the transformative potential of community-focused educational practices.
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      This qualitative case study explores the intricate dynamics of community building within a unique educational setting in Indonesia, a religiously integrated school (SDTK and SMPTK) founded by missionaries and accredited by both the Indonesian Ministry...

      This qualitative case study explores the intricate dynamics of community building within a unique educational setting in Indonesia, a religiously integrated school (SDTK and SMPTK) founded by missionaries and accredited by both the Indonesian Ministry of Education and Ministry of Religious Affairs. Amidst global challenges such as violence, bullying, and declining meaningful educational experiences, this study examines the transformative power of a nurtured school community, based on Sergiovanni's theory that posits community building as the essence of school reform. Through fieldwork, including observations, interviews with administrators, teachers, and students, and analysis of informal and formal school documents, this paper illustrates how this school embodies a counter-narrative to conventional educational paradigms by fostering a communal environment. The findings reveal several key elements contributing to its community ethos, including shared metaphors, phrases, and a foundational commitment to the well-being of each student, encapsulated in the philosophy of "one child at a time." The study highlights the school's inclusive culture, the pivotal role of leadership in nurturing growth, and the profound impact of communal worship and shared educational values in fostering a cohesive and supportive learning environment. Additionally, it uncovers the significant, yet often overlooked, role of students in sustaining and transmitting the school's communal culture. Offering insights into overcoming contemporary educational hurdles, this study contributes to the broader discourse on the transformative potential of community-focused educational practices.

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      참고문헌 (Reference)

      1 Inoue, T., "Why case study? The power of observation to penetrate complex phenomena and the skill of analysis" Across 2015

      2 Palmer, P. J., "To know as we are known" HarperCollins Publishers 1993

      3 Berger, P., "The social construction of reality" Anchor 1967

      4 Lo, S., "The roles of Christian schools in mitigating ethno-religious violence in Indonesia" 26 : 300-314, 2022

      5 Assa’idi, S., "The growth of pesantren in Indonesia as the Islamic venue and social class status of santri" 93 : 425-440, 2021

      6 지미경 ; 김정효, "The case study on the characteristics of classroom community in a Christian alternative school : In aspects of activity, relationship, and value" 64 : 445-477, 2020

      7 Muhaimin, A. G., "The Islamic Traditions of Cirebon" ANU Press 203-224, 2022

      8 박성희 ; 권양이, "Success factors of school Gemeinschaft in the case of Eichehdorf Secondary School in Germany" 29 (29): 191-209, 2021

      9 Ward, K., "Soeharto's new order and its legacy" ANU Press 27-37, 2023

      10 김효정 ; 이윤아 ; 배진호 ; 박수홍, "School community consulting model design with organization development tool" 17 (17): 417-437, 2017

      1 Inoue, T., "Why case study? The power of observation to penetrate complex phenomena and the skill of analysis" Across 2015

      2 Palmer, P. J., "To know as we are known" HarperCollins Publishers 1993

      3 Berger, P., "The social construction of reality" Anchor 1967

      4 Lo, S., "The roles of Christian schools in mitigating ethno-religious violence in Indonesia" 26 : 300-314, 2022

      5 Assa’idi, S., "The growth of pesantren in Indonesia as the Islamic venue and social class status of santri" 93 : 425-440, 2021

      6 지미경 ; 김정효, "The case study on the characteristics of classroom community in a Christian alternative school : In aspects of activity, relationship, and value" 64 : 445-477, 2020

      7 Muhaimin, A. G., "The Islamic Traditions of Cirebon" ANU Press 203-224, 2022

      8 박성희 ; 권양이, "Success factors of school Gemeinschaft in the case of Eichehdorf Secondary School in Germany" 29 (29): 191-209, 2021

      9 Ward, K., "Soeharto's new order and its legacy" ANU Press 27-37, 2023

      10 김효정 ; 이윤아 ; 배진호 ; 박수홍, "School community consulting model design with organization development tool" 17 (17): 417-437, 2017

      11 Allen, K., "School belonging in adolescents" Springer 2017

      12 Seo, Y., "School as a collective: Authority linked to educational community" The Herald of Education Media

      13 UNESCO, "Reimagining our futures together: A new social contract for education" UNESCO 2021

      14 Green, A., "Reclaiming the future of Christian education" Purposeful Design Publications

      15 Kim, D, "Prioritizing the healthy survival of school communities"

      16 Furman, G. C., "Postmodernism and community in schools : Unraveling the paradox" 34 (34): 298-328, 1998

      17 Smith, D. I, "On Christian teaching" Eerdmans

      18 OECD, "OECD future of education and skills 2030: Student agency"

      19 김종훈, "Exploring the meaning of school community recognized by Christian alternative school teachers" 25 (25): 79-103, 2020

      20 Guba, E. G., "Effective evaluation: Improving the usefulness of evaluation results through responsive and naturalistic approaches" Jossey-Bass Publishers 1981

      21 Riley, K., "Compassionate leadership for school belonging" UCL Press 2022

      22 Wenger, E., "Communities of practice" Cambridge University Press 1999

      23 Merriam, S. B., "Case study research in education: A qualitative approach" Jossey-Bass Publishers 1988

      24 Smalley, N., "Bad metaphor: Schools as broken"

      25 허학도, "A study on the content analysis for the roles of school community members" 23 (23): 281-302, 2005

      26 주철안, "A study on the characteristics of school community" 21 (21): 201-224, 2007

      27 강영택, "A study on developing a Christian model of school community" 24 : 255-279, 2009

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