Biography

 1. Write the book/ journal related to woman you have read and attach the cover or part of it. 

2.What do you find on it it

3. Which part of your book is amazing ?

4.  What do you get from the book/journal that you want to share with us today ? 

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1.Dewi Sartika was born from a famous Sundanese family, namely R. Rangga Somanegara and RA Rajapermas in Cicalengka on December 4, 1884

2. HOW RADEN DEWI SARTIKA SOLVE THE PROBLEMS TO ACHIEVE SUCCESS IS BY GIVING EDUCATION TO WOMEN, ESPECIALLY FROM THE PEOPLE.  HE ALSO THEN ESTABLISHED THE WIFE SCHOOL, WHICH THEN CHANGED NAME TO BE THE WIFE PRIVATE VOCATIONAL SCHOOL.

 This effort was made to deal with problems in the form of low access to education for the Indonesian people at that time, especially women who came from the common people.

 

 

3.The guide of all nations who wish to crown someone the recipient of the honorary title of "hero" in his country.  Regardless of the form or way of struggle, a hero must have done something heroic for his nation according to the conditions of his era.  Likewise with Raden Dewi Sartika.

 If other heroes fight for their nation through frontal wars such as taking up arms, Dewi Sartika chooses to struggle through education, namely by establishing schools.  He often faced various challenges, especially in the field of operational funding for the schools he founded.

4.Thanks to Dewi Sartika's persistence and her sincerity in developing her country's society, the school she founded as a means of education for women can continue to stand, and even become a role model in other areas.

5. Dewi Sartika was born in Bandung, December 4, 1884, and died in Tasikmalaya, September 11, 1947 at the age of 62.  She is a pioneering figure in education for women, recognized as a National Hero by the Indonesian Government in 1966. Her father, Raden Somanagara, was a freedom fighter.  Finally, his father was sentenced to exile to Ternate Island by the Dutch East Indies Government until he died there.  Dewi Sartika was born into a Sundanese priyayi family, Nyi Raden Rajapermas and Raden Somanagara.  Despite violating the customs at that time, her parents were adamant about sending Dewi Sartika to a Dutch school as well.