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Siapakah 1000Guru?
Gerakan 1000guru adalah sebuah lembaga swadaya masyarakat yang bersifat non-profit, non-partisan, independen, dan terbuka. Spirit dari lembaga ini adalah “gerakan” atau “tindakan” bahwa semua orang bisa menjadi guru dan berkontribusi untuk meningkatkan level pendidikan di Indonesia.
Gerakan 1000guru ingin menjawab salah satu permasalahan mendasar dari pendidikan dasar-menengah di Indonesia yaitu "kekurangan guru", baik dari sisi kuantitias, kualitas, maupun penyebaran, dengan memanfaatkan kelimpahan sumber daya manusia yang tersebar di bidang-bidang non-pendidikan dasar-menengah dan yang tersebar di seluruh penjuru planet.
Gerakan 1000guru juga ingin menyambung kembali tali ikatan kultural antara dunia pendidikan dan masyarakat, seperti di masa lalu ketika pendidikan masih berlangsung di lingkup keluarga. Pendidikan adalah satu-satunya aset yang tidak dimiliki oleh makhluk selain manusia, yang sudah terbukti dan akan terus menjadi motor yang memperpanjang nyawa peradaban manusia. Oleh karena itu, pendidikan adalah tanggung jawab seluruh elemen masyarakat.
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I am a 26 year old Canadian living in Passau, Germany. I am currently completing my PhD in Nineteenth-Century German History, with a focus on Middle Class, Liberalism and Education at the University of Frankfurt.
I was raised in a small community in Newfoundland, Canada, called Parker's Cove. I was my parents second child, but little did I know that four more would come along quite soon. So I grew up the second oldest of six kids, three boys and two girls in a community of 300 people which was pretty much an extension of my family, as I would guess I am related to at least 200 of them.
I went to the school at Christ the King School in a nearby community, Rushoon. Because I am from rural Newfoundland, I attended the same school from Kindergarten until Grade Twelve. Both my parents taught at the same school; my dad was the Vice Principal and he taught history, geography and technology; my mother taught math, physics and sometimes chemistry.
When I graduated high school I left my small town to move to the capital city of my province, St. John's
and enrolled in Memorial University of Newfoundland and Labrador. There I completed a major in History and a minor in French. Years later I also completed my Masters in history there.