Agentic AI Training for Junior Secondary Teachers
Plan an agentic AI program for junior secondary teachers and class projects.
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Agentic AI, junior secondary: teacher directs the agent, class makes 1 quiz
// problems we solve
Problems we often find.
Teachers need 3 difficulty levels for 4 classes, and time is short.
The teacher builds 1 tiered-quiz agent from 1 chapter. The agent drafts the questions. The teacher checks the questions with a rubric, then uses them.
Students copy AI answers as they are, wrong answers included.
The class runs a fact-check lesson. Students write a meaningful prompt, compare 2 AI answers, then mark the part that is wrong or made up.
The school does not know if a 13-year-old student may hold an AI account.
The school sets a written account rule. A student aged 13 or older uses a school-managed account, with parent consent. Personal data stays out of the prompt.
Teachers have no way to mark work that used AI help.
The teacher uses a 2-part rubric: process and result. Process checks the input, the review, and the edit the student made. The student marks the AI-assisted part.
// how it works
The steps we run.
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Preparation
The school sends the teacher count, the subjects, and the current student-account rule. We draft the material and the account-rule outline.
Output: A 1-day agenda and an account-rule draft for the principal to approve.Quiz agent and rubric
Each teacher builds 1 tiered-quiz agent from 1 chapter, then writes a rubric to check the agent output.
Output: 1 3-level question bank per teacher, and 1 marking rubric.Fact-check lesson plan
Teachers draft 1 fact-check lesson. Students write a meaningful prompt, compare AI answers, and mark a hallucination or a deep fake.
Output: 1 lesson plan and 1 student worksheet.Classroom test
Teachers run the fact-check lesson and use the question bank in class. We answer written questions during working hours.
Output: 1 review note per teacher, for 1 class.// what you get
A clear scope. Useful handover.
Plan an agenticAgenticA way of working where an AI agent performs the routine steps and a person checks and approves the result.Open the glossary AI program for junior secondary teachers and class projects.
- Level and need mapping
- Class project plan
- AgentAI agentAn AI program that performs work steps by itself, for example reading a message, drafting a reply, and recording the result.Open the glossary evaluation material
- Student-data rules
The format: training material, 1 quiz agent per teacher, a 3-level question bank, a rubric for AI-assisted work, a fact-check worksheet, and account rules.
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What the price covers.
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Ground rules
- Revision: the school may ask for 1 revision round on the agenda and the subject examples before training day.
- Reschedule: the school pays no reschedule fee with 5 working days of notice before training.
- Data and access: the school manages student accounts. The school owns the material, the agent, and the rubric after handover.
- Warranty limit: we guarantee the training and the material match the agenda. We do not promise student grades.
What we guarantee
- We answer your message within 24 hours on a working day.
- Accounts, code, and data stay in your name from day 1.
- Every handover includes a test report or written notes.
- No renewal fee to Rama Digital. You pay domain, hosting, and third-party subscriptions to the vendor directly.
- A fixed price on this page is the price we invoice. A "From" price becomes fixed in the written quotation you approve.
// is this for you
Good fit for
- You represent a junior high school.
- Your teachers want AI help for material and marking.
- You want the student-data rules explained to teachers.
Not a fit for
- You represent another level. Open Agentic AI Training for Schools and Campuses.
What you prepare
- The number of participating teachers.
- The date and the length of the training.
- Laptops and internet access in the training room.
What the price excludes
- Participant devices and internet access.
- AI tool subscriptions.
How it differs: The primary programme uses primary class tasks, while this programme uses junior-high class tasks.
// how this differs
Compare with other services.
| Agentic AI Training for Junior Secondary Teachers | Agentic AI Training for Primary Teachers | Agentic AI Training for Senior Secondary and Vocational Schools | |
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| Duration | 1 day–1 semester | 1 day–1 semester | 1 day–1 semester |
| Price | From IDR 4.5M | From IDR 4.5M | From IDR 4.5M |
| Result | Tiered-quiz agent, a rubric for AI-assisted work, and grade 7 to 9 fact-check lessons | A teaching-material agent for teachers, students do not yet hold an AI account | A project agent students build on their own, with a project marking rubric |
| When to choose it | Your school is junior secondary, grade 7 to 9 | Your school is primary, and the teacher holds the AI tool | Your school is senior secondary or vocational, students are ready to build their own project |
// evidence and sources
Evidence we checked.
Phase D outcomes (grade 7-9) ask students to understand data quality and protect personal data when using AI. Students also learn not to trust AI fully, because output can be wrong, biased, or hallucinated. These outcomes also cover deep-fake content analysis and meaningful input to an AI system.
BSKAP Kemendikdasmen, "Panduan Mata Pelajaran Koding dan Kecerdasan Artifisial, Fase C, D, E, dan F" (revised 12 September 2025)Read 12 September 2026Google sets 13 as the minimum age to manage your own Google Account in countries not listed separately, which includes Indonesia. Google Workspace for Education accounts may follow other rules.
Google Account Help, "Age requirements on Google Accounts"Read 12 September 2026Law 27/2022, Article 25(2), requires parental or guardian consent before personal data of a child is processed.
Law Number 27 of 2022 on Personal Data Protection (JDIH BPK)Read 12 September 2026
- Agentic But Deterministic: How to Design a Trustworthy AI Agent (ID)
- Security, Privacy, and the PDP Law for Corporate AI Agents (ID)
- AI Governance in Corporate Training: Data, Policy, and Human Review (ID)
Owner: Rama Digital team · Updated 12 September 2026
// definitions
Terms we use.
- AI agent
- An AI agent is a program that runs 1 work step on its own, such as drafting quiz questions from 1 chapter. The teacher checks the output before classroom use. See in the glossary
- Agentic
- Agentic describes work where an AI agent runs the routine task, then the teacher checks and approves the result. See in the glossary
- Tiered-quiz agent
- A tiered-quiz agent is an AI agent that drafts questions at 3 difficulty levels from 1 chapter. The teacher checks the questions before use.
- AI hallucination
- An AI hallucination is an answer that sounds confident but is wrong or made up. Students learn to spot it by comparing 2 sources.
FAQ
What is Agentic AI Training for Junior Secondary Teachers?
Agentic AI Training for Junior Secondary Teachers trains SMP and MTs teachers to build a tiered-quiz agent and a marking rubric. Teachers also run 1 fact-check lesson for grade 7 to 9 students. The price starts at IDR 4.5M, and the final price follows a review of what the school needs.
May a junior secondary student join hands-on work with their own account?
A student aged 13 or older may use an AI account, but the account is a school-managed account, not a personal one. The school needs parent consent first. This rule follows the account age rule from Google and the parent-consent rule in the Personal Data Protection Law.
How does a teacher mark student work that used AI?
The teacher uses a 2-part rubric. The process part checks the input of the student, the review, and the edit. The result part checks the final answer. The student marks which part AI helped with, so the teacher can check the effort of the student, not only the final output.
How do students learn to spot a wrong AI answer or a deep fake?
The class runs 1 fact-check lesson. Students write a meaningful prompt to an AI agent, then compare 2 AI answers to 1 question. Students mark the part that is wrong, biased, or made up. The same lesson covers deep-fake traits, following the Phase D learning outcomes.
How is a junior secondary student data protected on a school account?
The student uses a school-managed account, not a personal one. The teacher tells students not to write a full name, an address, or family data into a prompt. The school keeps parent consent on file for a student under 18, following the consent rule in the Personal Data Protection Law.
How many junior secondary teachers join 1 batch, and what should we prepare?
The school sets the number of participating teachers when it books the schedule. The school provides a laptop and internet access in the training room for each teacher. We bring the training material, the quiz agent, and the rubric. Devices and internet access for participants stay a task for the school.
What is the price for the Junior Secondary program, and how long does it run?
The price starts at IDR 4.5M, and the final price appears in a written quote after we review what the school needs. The program scope runs from 1 day to 1 semester. Training day covers the quiz agent, the rubric, and the fact-check lesson plan. Written follow-up runs for 2 weeks after.
How is this different from the Primary and Senior Secondary programs?
The Primary program uses primary-school material, and a primary student does not yet hold their own AI account. This program uses grade 7 to 9 tasks, where students start to hold a school account. The Senior Secondary and Vocational program goes further: students build their own project agent with a project rubric.
What happens if the training date changes, or the agenda needs a revision?
The school may ask for 1 revision round on the agenda and the subject examples before training day. The school may reschedule at no extra fee, with 5 working days of notice before the training date. A change after that point may add a fee, and we state the detail in the written quote.
How does a junior secondary school start this program?
Send the teacher count, the subjects you plan to use, and your target date through the brief form or the free consultation booking. We reply with a 1-day agenda and a written quote within 24 working hours. The quote states the final price, the scope of work, and the student-account rules.
// next step
Start with 1 chapter and 1 fact-check lesson.
Send the teacher count, the subjects, and your target date. We reply with the agenda and a written quote within 24 working hours.
