A year of progress for Malaysian schools

I BELIEVE that Malaysian schools made great strides in improving education in 2024, with one of the biggest achievements being the focus on student-centred learning.

Many schools introduced problem-based learning, which helps students to think critically and work together to solve real-world problems, thus gaining skills useful for the future.

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