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Parents, community crucial to success of Malaysia Education Plan, says Fadhlina
KUALA LUMPUR: The involvement of all parties, including parents and the community, is among the key factors in ensuring the success of the nation's education direction over the next decade through the Malaysia Education Plan (RPM) 2026–2035, says Fadhlina Sidek.
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Education
Vaping on campus a worrying trend
RECENT Malaysian campus data indicates a worrying trend – vaping among youth remains a public health problem despite ongoing efforts to free teens of the addiction.
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Education
Young journo turned creative force
IN a world that often expects fixed labels and linear paths, Bay Doucet (pic) has proved that life can be a meaningful "harmonious jumble".
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Education
Do healthcare students know better?
Students enrolled in healthcare-related programmes consistently reported the lowest rates of e-cigarette use and the highest levels of health knowledge.
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Education
‘Tobacco control an educational responsibility’
Varsities have an important role in strengthening research, shaping evidence-based policy discussions, and preparing future healthcare professionals to address preventable disease with both scientific rigour and social responsibility, says Prof Dr David Whitford.
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Education
Investing in the human potential
On Teachers Day this year, I was reminded to pause, not merely to celebrate teachers, but more importantly to reflect on the legacy they leave behind.
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Education
A celebration of lifelong learning
The future of education demands reinvention. Learning must become lifelong, flexible, experiential, interdisciplinary, and deeply connected to real-world challenges, says HELP University chancellor and co-founder Prof Datuk Dr Paul Chan.
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Education
‘Be ambitious, but stay grounded’
Graduates must be ambitious in applying the global knowledge they acquire while remaining firmly grounded in the importance of giving back to the community, says Raja Muda of Kedah, Tengku Sarafudin Badlishah Sultan Sallehuddin.
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Education
UTAR wins RoboCup Japan Open challenge
Demonstrating the potential of embodied artificial intelligence (AI) in service robotics, a team of Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman (UTAR) students made the country proud by winning the "Main Task Challenge" at the RoboCup Japan Open@Home League Bridge Competition.
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Education
Progressing with diverse talents
TALENT should not be narrowly defined by academic achievement alone, as universities must recognise that students succeed in different ways, said Management and Science University (MSU) president and founder Prof Tan Sri Dr Mohd Shukri Ab Yajid.
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Education
The power of discipline
Discipline is a word we often hear in classrooms and lecture halls, yet its true meaning runs far deeper than rules or routines.
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Nation
Vouchers to become mainstay of govt book access drive
KUALA LUMPUR: Ensuring access to books remains a key priority for the Education Ministry, says Fadhlina Sidek (pic).
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Nation
Protect education quality with smarter spending, say groups
PETALING JAYA: Education advocates have urged the government to focus on efficiency and smarter spending rather than reducing investments in teaching and learning.
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Book accessibility remains key priority for Education Ministry, says Fadhlina
KUALA LUMPUR: Ensuring access to books remains a key priority for the Education Ministry, says Fadhlina Sidek.
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Senator: Stop transferring teachers under probe
KUALA LUMPUR: The Education Ministry should stop transferring teachers if the move jeopardises student safety, said Wanita MCA chief Datuk Wong You Fong (pic).
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Teachers under probe for endangering students must be removed from classroom, not transferred, says senator
KUALA LUMPUR: The Education Ministry should halt teacher transfers if it jeopardises student safety, says Senator Datuk Wong You Fong.
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Education
‘STEM education must evolve’
WITH Malaysia attracting more high-tech investments, science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) education must move beyond technical knowledge.
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