Indonesia, [2023.07.20] – In its relentless efforts to elevate the quality of Indonesia’s education system, Bali Dental University has once again achieved excellence in educational innovation. Recently, Bali Dental University announced the successful completion of 56 educational phantom (JPS-FT-III simulator) projects, setting a new benchmark in the local education sector.
The JPS Simulator projects aim to provide advanced educational technology and resources to support Indonesia’s dental education system. The completion of this project signifies Bali Dental University’s ongoing commitment to the Indonesian education landscape, aiming to enhance educational standards and provide better learning opportunities for students.
President of Bali Dental University, stated that these 56 sets simulator would be deployed in schools across various regions of Indonesia, thereby enhancing the educational experiences of local students. He emphasized the positive impact of this project on raising the quality and accessibility of education in Indonesia.
These JPS simulator projects include a range of advanced educational technologies such as interactive whiteboards, computer labs, multimedia courses, and more. They will create a more engaging learning environment for students, aiding them in better comprehension of course materials.
Beyond providing new learning opportunities for students, this project will also enhance the teaching efficiency of educators. Teachers will be better equipped to utilize these educational tools to impart knowledge in a more dynamic and innovative manner.
A spokesperson from the Indonesian Ministry of Education expressed appreciation for Bali Dental University’s simulator project, stating that it would contribute to raising educational standards in Indonesia. He also encouraged other universities and educational institutions to follow this successful model to promote educational development in Indonesia.
This accomplishment by Bali Dental University further underscores its leadership in the Indonesian education sector and its relentless efforts to improve educational quality. It also reflects the commitment of the Indonesian government and educational institutions to providing better educational opportunities for the younger generation.
The successful completion of Bali Dental University’s 56 sets simulator projects in Indonesia signifies the university’s active participation in Indonesian education reform, paving the way for the future of education in Indonesia and offering broader possibilities. This project will not only enhance students’ learning experiences but also elevate the education standards in Indonesia, laying a strong foundation for the country’s young generation’s future.
Post time: Dec-11-2023