Abstract

The government of Surabaya received an International award as the organizer city of inclusive schools in 2014. Researchers view that there are still problems with the implementation of Special Education Teacher’s Recruitment, therefore the current research aims to find solutions in order to optimize the implementation of inclusive schools in Surabaya. Researchers used George Edward III’s public policy implementation theory and descriptive qualitative with a phenomenological approach as the method. The result of analysis and discussion on the communication factor is still found that communication was not going well between the policy makers, policy implementers and policy recipients. In the resources factor is the resouces are still limited, thus made the fulfillment in recruiting special education teacher is not as expected, such as the availability of special education teacher is still limited as well as the supporting facilities. It was found in the disposition factor that the commitment of Surabaya’s government in organizing an inclusive school is high but they still could not meet the ideal of The Special Education Teacher whereas the fulfillment still relied on regular teachers who were given training, which teachers should have Special Education background. In the factor of bureaucratic structure, it was found that every school designated as an inclusive school used standard procedures that are different in each school, this is because Surabaya does not have a policy related to the implementation of inclusive school. The finding in supporting factor is the existence of regulations which support the implementation of inclusive schools, meanwhile the inhibiting factor is the availability of a budget for procurement of ideal special education teachers which is still minimal. The finding of Special Education Teacher Recruitment model are Recruitment of Special Education Teacher through assessment. As the conclusion, the implementation Special Education Teacher Recruitment in inclusive schools Surabaya has not been optimal since the government does not have regulations. Therefore, the recommendation of this research is that the implementation of inclusive schools must be evaluated immediately before the ideal Special Education Teachers can be fulfilled as well as regulation on implementing of inclusive schools in Surabaya should be made immediately. Keywords : Inclusive schools, special education teacher, recruitment. DOI : 10.7176/PPAR/10-1-05 Publication date: January 31 st 2020

Highlights

  • The government of Surabaya prioritize the development of inclusive schools for children with special needs for primary and junior high schools in a number of areas in the City of Heroes, East Java

  • 4.3 Findings on Special Education Teacher’s Recruitment Model Based on the results of discussion in the implementation of Special Education Teacher recruitment policy in Surabaya which discusses about the communication, resources, disposition and bureaucracy structure factor, as well as considering the supporting and inhibiting factors in implementing policy, the researcher formulated the findings of Special Education Teachers Recruitment model as follows: Current condition is related to the recruitment process of Special Education Teachers in Surabaya

  • The condition which is expected related to the recruitment of Special Education Teacher is that the recruitment process should have in accordance with Ministry of National Education Regulation No.70 of 2009

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Introduction

The government of Surabaya prioritize the development of inclusive schools for children with special needs for primary and junior high schools in a number of areas in the City of Heroes, East Java. The development of children with specaial needs is a part of the priorities of the government since there are many of them come from poor families and some are abandoned by ther parents (Prastiwi, 2019). The development of inclusive shools in Surabaya has became one of the material delivered by Surabaya’s Mayor, Tri Rismaharini when she was lined up as the first representative of Indonesia as one the speakers in The 10th St. Petersburg International Educational Forum in Rusia on March 25, 2019 to March 29, 2019. The forum which was attended by more than 20 thousand people from various countries, aimed at discussing educational issues from around the world

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