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Malaysia is dedicated to promoting bilingualism among students, says education minister
KUALA LUMPUR: The Education Ministry continues to strive to nurture bilingualism among students through its Upholding the Malay Language and Strengthening Command of English (MBMMBI) policy, says Fadhlina Sidek.
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Undergraduates lodge police report on online sexual harassment
PETALING JAYA: A group of undergraduates from Universiti Malaya has filed a police report regarding the UM Confessions Telegram group, alleging that it has become a platform for sexual harassment.
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Nation
Education Ministry views seriously rise in suicidal thoughts, 'barcode' trend among students, says Fadhlina
SERDANG: The Education Ministry is taking seriously the increasing number of students with suicidal thoughts and the emerging "barcode" trend, which is mistakenly perceived as therapy for relieving depression.
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Nation
Nearly two million students have redeemed book vouchers
KUALA LUMPUR: Almost two million students nationwide, from primary to tertiary education, have redeemed their book vouchers, said Deputy Education Minister Wong Kah Woh.
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Nation
Government should consider teachers' welfare in placements, says backbencher
KUALA LUMPUR: A government backbencher has called on the Education Ministry to show more consideration in the posting of teachers.
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Nation
Don’t gag academics’ freedom of expression, says Higher Education Minister
PUTRAJAYA: The government will defend academics’ right to freedom of expression as long as they are evidential and based in fact, says Higher Education Minister Datuk Seri Zambry Abd Kadir.
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Metro News
Students, community clean Pantai Robina, collect 630kg of rubbish
STUDENTS from five primary and secondary schools, together with the local community in north Seberang Perai, collected an impressive 630kg of waste during a beach clean-up at Pantai Robina in Butterworth, Penang.
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Education
Are M’sian youths reading enough?
THE rewards of reading are innumerable but are Malaysian youths reading enough outside of their academic books?
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Education
Digital learning a costly affair
DESPITE dropping school enrolment and declining birth rates, the expenditure for education is expected to rise exponentially in the coming years.
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Education
Friends for life
Higher education has been called upon to fulfil various objectives and outcomes.
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Education
New mother tongue syllabus for pre-schoolers
THANKS to a new initiative to empower the community, Orang Asal pre-school teachers now have access to a curriculum that preserves and promotes the Semai, Jakun and Temiar languages and cultures in Malaysia through high-quality early childhood education materials.
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Education
Four-time ‘Excellent Service Award’ recipient retires
ASPIRING teachers must keep themselves updated with the latest teaching and learning methods.
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Education
‘Fix eyesight to boost economy’
Every school day, nearly 100,000 Malaysian children go to class with uncorrected vision.
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Education
New regional digital TVET hub to train talents
The rising demand for skilled talent in the digital industry is set to be addressed with the launch of the Digital TVET & Careers Hub in Kuala Langat.
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Education
‘Connectivity for communities’
THE Education Ministry welcomes public-private partnerships as these are crucial in realising the country’s ambitions, says its director-general (School Operations) Zainal Abas.
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Education
Preparing today’s youths for tomorrow’s challenges
The key to preparing youth for a future driven by science and technology is not just in providing technical knowledge but also in fostering a mindset of continuous learning, innovation, and ethical responsibility.
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Education
Sabah teacher eyes another award
LEARNING the English language goes beyond just reading textbooks and doing written exercises.
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Education
Fostering future talents
NINE exceptional tertiary students have been selected for the Malaysia Airports Educational Scholarship Programme (ESP) 2024.
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Education
M’sian AI robot wins global challenge in Beijing
MALAYSIA’S sole representatives, Thasne Rames, 20, and Low Yinn Ean, 18, both Diploma in Electrical and Electronic Engineering students at the Asia Pacific University of Technology & Innovation (APU), beat over 5,000 contestants from 31 nations to win first prize at the prestigious Robot Challenge 2024, in Beijing, China.
