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"busy teacher. i put the pdf for kelas 5 sd yang 140 halaman. feel free to download "The original post is in Bahasa Indonesia. It's an introductory comment on a PDF that someone uploaded to an Indonesian website for teachers. The file is too large to upload here, so I'm providing the link: https://drive.google. com/open?id=0B9-6Q3uO0pqfN2d4eWluUkRxV2M The reason I translated this is because I was curious about the title of this file. I searched for the phrase in Google and got zero hits. Turns out it's a translation error: "bupena" is not a word in Bahasa Indonesia, but it turns out to be a misspelling of "buku penerapan", which means "implementation book". They are different books, no?So it turns out this blogger created a forum post to announce the findings, and I followed up by providing a translation. The comment promptly vanished within minutes.I think this is an important example of what happens when you have the ability to post links to other websites, even if participating in them isn't allowed. It's unclear how many teachers have noticed this error on their report cards, but it shows how easy it can be for information to escape into other communities that are unaware of its original source or context. Staff have also noticed that there was no posting of the original announcement anywhere on the Bahasa Indonesia website. My thanks to the various Indonesian bloggers who pointed out this story. And if anyone can translate the other post that I mentioned that has been removed from the original site, I'd love to add it here. -Zachary Crockett –Zachary Crockett Zachary Crockett is a teacher in Georgia, Georgia United States. He teaches English and social studies at a middle school, which he calls "a very relentless environment," because his students are always moving on to the next grade level or moving out of town. One of his greatest joys is interacting with his students through writing, so he posts all of their writing samples to his blog . He's also interested in language technology, including natural language processing. –Amy Young –Amy Young Amy Young is a librarian in Portland, Oregon United States. She was raised in Long Island NY where she lived until she was 8. After that, she moved to the midwest with her family and attended University of Michigan for library science. She currently works as a reference librarian at the Southeast Library Network (SELN). She is also co-founder of The Reference Librarians' Round Table , which is a professional development group for librarians who are working in public libraries. cfa1e77820
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