As PH celebrates its first year in power, education stakeholders believe that there are still a lot of areas that the government needs to improve in the country’s education system. ― Picture by Yusof Mat Isa
“The government have to tighten the exit policy and ensure teacher’s assessments by school leaders are conducted honestly and diligently.Malay MailPAGE chairman Datin Noor Azimah Abdul Rahim said that the Education Ministry should eradicate the issue of teacher absenteeism and poor performing teacher. ― Malay Mail picEchoing Noor Azimah, Melaka Action Group for Parents in Education Mak Chee Kin said that shortage of teachers in schools has reached an alarming stage.
Mak also proposed that apart from teaching science and maths in English, more usage and exposure should be enforced on the language. “The only positive development so far is the abolishment of exams for the lower primary schools and the setting up of the advisory board,” he said. PH had in its manifesto promised to recognise the UEC which is being issued by independent Chinese schools in Malaysia.
Seriously!? Everyone expect things to turn around at a snap of the finger?
Yes, but schoolchildren will be wearing black shoes soon. That's a major improvement.
Same old, same old! What a bunch of clowns.
No big deal. Black shoes are more important. This what hapoens when you have instant ministers. Like maggi mee lor. No quality just junk.