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No PdPR for now, school sessions to continue as usual, says Education Ministry

KUALA LUMPUR: There will be no implementation of home-based teaching and learning (PdPR), with schooling set to continue as usual, says Fadhlina Sidek.

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Less popular subjects, better chances: Wong urges aspiring SJKC teachers to diversify

IPOH: Opt for the less popular subjects to increase your chances of securing a position at national-type Chinese schools (SJKC), says Deputy Education Minister Wong Kah Woh.

Education

‘Parents, your role matters’

ACTIVE participation by parents must be part of the equation in tackling bullying in schools, say stakeholders.

Education

Awakening of the ‘screen zombies’

In recent years, a quiet revolution has taken root in Malaysian classrooms and cafés. Young people are putting down their smartphones, trading social media for film cameras, and exchanging digital notes for the tactile scratch of a fountain pen on paper. This isn't mere nostalgia. As an educator, I recognise it as a vital act of psychological self-preservation.

Education

Tackling bullying from the classroom

EDUCATIONAL institutions have the biggest role to play if the Anti-Bullying Act 2026 is to be enforced effectively, experts say.

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Bullies thrive when supervision fails

SCHOOLS are meant to be places where student learning happens, but some have become environments where bullying festers.

Education

New plumbing intake at VTAR

AS industry evolves with the times, the demand for plumbers now goes beyond technical expertise to include management and digital skills.

Education

‘That class was sick’

I HAVE heard the younger generation using the word "sick" to mean that something is brilliant. A good presentation is often labelled as "fire" (meaning outstanding), while something described as "low-key" is not very impressive. The phrase "I'm feeling the vibe" implies a sense of connectedness in a social setting.

Education

VTAR Institute Open Day

The event offers students and parents a chance to learn more about the institute's programmes and learning environment.

Education

Turning point fuels IT leader’s career

FOR close to three decades, technology expert Tan Chez Hong (pic) has been on an upward trajectory.

Education

PTAs taking charge

Our parent-teacher association (PTA) actively assists the school in identifying, funding and arranging qualified speakers and experts to conduct workshops and seminars for both students and parents. We also play a crucial role in guiding parents on proper protocols for reporting incidents.

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Ministry monitoring students to prevent extremist infiltration in schools, says Fadhlina

BUKIT MERTAJAM: The Education Ministry is closely monitoring student involvement in militant and terrorist activities to prevent extremist ideologies from infiltrating educational institutions, says Fadhlina Sidek.

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The teacher still beats AI

PETALING JAYA: Students today have many artificial intelligence (AI) tools that can generate explanations and instant answers to just about any question.

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‘AI can’t replace thinking, but it’s a good study partner’

PETALING JAYA: Jaycee Lee, 17, is studying for his SPM. He goes to school, attends extra classes in school and studies at home – using artificial intelligence (AI) tools like ChatGPT and DeepSeek.

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School holidays for Hari Raya to start March 18, says Education Ministry

PETALING JAYA: All schools have been given an additional holiday for Hari Raya Aidilfitri and the break will now start on March 18, says the Education Ministry.

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Several states to get additional Hari Raya school holiday on March 20

PETALING JAYA: While all schools will start their Hari Raya break on March 19, several states will have an additional holiday on March 20, says the Education Ministry.

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SPM results to be released on March 31

PETALING JAYA: Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) 2025 candidates can obtain their results from their schools from 10am onwards on March 31.

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Sign up for sign language, 2027 school curriculum urges

KUALA LUMPUR: The implementation of the 2027 School Curriculum (KP2027) is expected to open wider opportunities for mainstream students to learn Malaysian Sign Language (BIM) as an additional language, while strengthening inclusive practices and increasing awareness among school communities about persons with disabilities (PWD).

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SPM grads get more time to apply for higher education courses via UPUOnline

PETALING JAYA: Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) holders will now have until April 12 to apply for higher education courses via UPUonline, says the Higher Education Ministry.

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Far from home: Coverage for FlySiswa flight subsidy expanded, says PM

PUTRAJAYA: The government will expand the FlySiswa initiative, which provides RM400 in flight subsidies for university students travelling between Peninsular Malaysia, Sabah and Sarawak, says Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim.