Why teachers need to teach outside the box in Malaysia


AS the Malaysian education system inches away from an examination-oriented culture, teachers need to think outside the box to keep schooling engaging.

This came amid fears from some parent groups that students might not pay attention in class in the absence of public examinations.

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