The problem of this research can be formulated as follows: (1) does the communication climate contribute to the performance of teachers at the State Elementary School in Region 2 District of Kuala District? and (3) does the communication climate and achievement motivation jointly contribute to the performance of teachers in the State Elementary Schools of the Region 2 Cluster of Kuala Subdistrict This research method is a correlational quantitative research using descriptive and inferential approaches. In this study, the population was all teachers at the State Elementary School Cluster Region 2, Kuala District, amounting to 80 people. The sample of this study was taken by referring to the Krejcie-Morgan table where a fixed sample of 66 people was obtained. This research data collection using a questionnaire with a Likert scale. The results of data analysis show that: (1) communication climate contributes 32.2% to teacher performance; (2) achievement motivation contributes 12.3% to teacher performance; (3) The communication climate and achievement motivation together contribute 38.1% to the teacher's performance at the State Elementary School Cluster 2, Kuala District. Based on these findings, it can be concluded that communication climate and achievement motivation are two important factors that can contribute to teacher performance that cannot be ignored in addition to other variables not examined in this study.

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This study aims to analyze (1) the implementation of the curriculum in improving the quality of graduates, (2) the strategy of teacher development in implementing the curriculum in improving the quality of graduates, and (3) the factors supporting and inhibiting the implementation of the curriculum in improving the quality of graduates. This research was conducted in MIN in Sibolga City using a qualitative research method with a descriptive study approach. Data collection techniques used are observation, interviews, and documentation studies. Data analysis used the Miles and Huberman technique, which included data collection, data reduction, and data conclusions. The results of the study indicate that implementation is realized through the management cycle, namely planning, organizing, implementing, monitoring and evaluating. The focus of the cycle is on improving the quality of graduates. Then to achieve this, teacher training is carried out through workshops, which practically there is no difference in MIN-se in Sibolga City. The coaching is divided into two, namely central coaching, namely from the Ministry of Education and Culture and the Ministry of Religion, and independent coaching, which is carried out at the discretion of the madrasa head by inviting experts. Supporting factors are the appropriate qualifications and competencies of teachers, as well as the teacher's motivation to make the program a success. Meanwhile, the inhibiting factors are that the facilities and infrastructure have not been maximally, and the real conditions in the field are often at odds with the ideal conditions expected by the government.

This study aims to analyze perceptions, barriers and efforts to overcome the problems of left-handed-friendly education in Indonesia. The study focuses on the policy on left-handed-friendly education in Indonesia. This study used a qualitative approach with descriptive analytical study method. The informants of this study were teachers from 4 different provinces. Collecting data using in-depth interviews, participant observation and documentation studies. Furthermore, data analysis used data reduction techniques, data presentation, and verification to draw a conclusion. The results of this study concluded that there was no specific policy in education that regulates left-handed friendly education. This can be seen from (1) there is no consideration of left-handed friendly facilities at the primary, secondary, and higher education levels, (2) educational institution facilities are not friendly to left-handed students, and (3) there is no anticipation of the obstacles that arise. arise related to facilities that are not left-handed friendly. So far, efforts to implement left-handed-friendly education are still providing relatively longer time than other students. Through this research an implication can be obtained that education in Indonesia has not prepared special learning facilities (infrastructure) for left-handed children, because there is no official policy from the government or internal education providers.

The purpose of this research is to find out the monitoring and evaluation system of the education system approach. The process of monitoring the implementation of subordinate work is carried out to obtain facts, data and information in the process of efforts to achieve goals, whether in accordance with predetermined standards and no deviations occur. Monitoring requires leaders to directly see the process that occurs, as well as with the support of documents and opinions from those being monitored, this is done as validation and validity of the monitoring process. The system approach is a way to identify needs, select problems, compile identification of problem solution requirements, create several alternative solutions, evaluate the results of revising requirements on part or all systems related to limitations in meeting needs. Education as an open system, really requires a systems approach in its development. Because, with the open system, education will always try to update itself so that it remains relevant and not outdated. The risk of this open system is that education will always encounter problems every time changes are made, so it requires a robust system approach to find a solution. Keywords: Monitoring Evaluation, Education System Approach