Unesa Showcases 2,192 Student Works And Lecturers

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SURABAYA - Surabaya State University (UNESA) exhibited 2,192 student works and lecturers at the Education Month Exhibition: The Month of Freedom of Learning at the local campus, Saturday.

"The Unesa Faculty of Education held and initiated the Education Month Exhibition to be held in the context of National Education Day (Hardiknas) which falls on May 2," said FIP Dean Unesa Prof. Dr. Mochamad Nursalim, M.Si.

There are various works and innovations displayed, ranging from interactive learning media to learning applications. It doesn't stop there, these products are lost to schools and the education office so that they can be used to improve the quality of learning.

Prof. Mochamad Nursalim, said that the Month of Education: The Month of Freedom of Learning is not just a celebration, but also about reflections on the dedication and commitment of all parties in the world of education.

This agenda is the right moment to reflect on efforts to improve the quality of education and build a generation that is tough and competitive.

"In the midst of the challenges faced, education is the main key in shaping the nation's future towards Indonesia Gold 2045," he said.

This activity with the theme "Moving Together Continue Freedom of Learning" begins with a healthy walk with the entire Unesa family.

The work displayed in this exhibition supports the achievements of IKU-2 and IKU-3 Unesa related to the work of students and supervisors.

In addition to exhibitions, the series of months of education also consists of scientific pulpits as a forum for professors to present their ideas and innovations in the form of scientific works as a solution to the challenges of today's education.

In addition, there are scientific seminars, both national and international, focus group discussions or FGD, as well as various competitions held by each study program and organization.

The dean invites all elements involved in the world of education from lecturers, teachers, students, parents, to the education community to unite in supporting the vision of independent learning.

He also invited them to jointly realize an inclusive, collaborative, and oriented education on the holistic development of each individual.

The education month must be a momentum for downstreaming of student works so that they can be used directly and have an impact on the world of education.

"Hopefully this momentum will continue to burn the enthusiasm of every teaching person to continue to work and inspire us all. Thank you for the presence and support of all parties for this event," he said.