Posted on 02 July 2010 By Deborah Loh.
PETALING JAYA, 2 July 2010: If the government wants children to start school at five instead of six, it must first review the existing curriculum for pre-school and Standard One, experts said. “There ought to be some reviewing of the curriculum so that there’s less emphasis on academic performance at such an early stage,” said [...]
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Posted on 28 June 2010 Oleh Shanon Shah.
NAMPAKNYA cadangan untuk memansuhkan Ujian Pencapaian Sekolah Rendah dan Penilaian Menengah Rendah (PMR) menimbulkan debat yang hangat. Lihatlah saja surat dari seorang pembaca kepada Kak Nora yang baru saya temui: Assalamualaikum Kak Nora, Saya tengah stress yang tidak terhingga, Kak Nora. Umur tak sampai 15 tahun pun sudah ada uban, nasib baiklah muka saya lebih [...]
Tags: Angelina Jolie, PMR, SPM, SRP, Secubit Garam, Shanon Shah, advice, aunt agony, education, exams, funny, jokes, kak nora, mak nyah, peperiksaan, riddles, school, teachers
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Posted on 26 May 2010 By U-Jean.
Letter to Prof Tan Sri Dr Sharifah Hapsah Syed Hasan Shahabudin, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM) vice-chancellor Dear vice-chancellor, I am writing to you with regards to the persecution of four UKM students for taking part in the Hulu Selangor elections. Come 2 and 3 June 2010, the four will be charged under Section 15 of [...]
Tags: Hulu Selangor, U-Jean, UKM, UUCA, Universities and University Colleges Act, by-election, education, letter to the editor, patriotism, politics, students
Posted in Letters to the Editor
Posted on 22 March 2010 By Ding Jo-Ann.
KUALA LUMPUR, 22 Mar 2010: A hospital set up by the British to serve the Orang Asli in Gombak is not fulfilling its objectives in part because most of its patients are non-Orang Asli. Dr Selva Vathany Kanapathi Pillai, recently transferred out of the hospital after publicly voicing her concerns, told The Nut Graph that [...]
Tags: Bar Council, Ding Jo-Ann, Malasia, Orang Asli, Suhakam, dr selva, education, hospital, indigenous, medical care, orang asal, people, rights
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Posted on 11 March 2010 By Deborah Loh.
IN this final of a four-part series on education, The Nut Graph attempts to examine the problems that have become entrenched in the national school system. While public schools were reliable and multi-racial centres of education for Malaysian children not too long ago, today, parents who can afford it are sending their children to private [...]
Tags: Deborah Loh, Malaysia, brain drain, economic, education, government, institutions, learning, scholarships, system
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Posted on 10 March 2010 By Deborah Loh.
Corrected at 12:10pm, 10 March 2010 IN this third of a four-part series on education, The Nut Graph attempts to examine the problems that have become entrenched in the national school system. While public schools were reliable and multi-racial centres of education for Malaysian children not too long ago, today, parents who can afford it [...]
Tags: Deborah Loh, Malaysia, SPM, alternative, autonomy, college, education, government, higher learning, home school, home-schooling, homeschool, institutions, malaysia homeschool unite, parents, studying
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