Lack of qualified teachers a reason for poor English


I OFTEN read comments about the poor command of English among Malaysian students, with many pointing an accusing finger at English language teachers. Well, I cannot deny that there is some truth to this.

Having been an English teacher for more than 10 years, I strongly believe that there are many factors involving teachers that contribute to this lack of proficiency.

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