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August 14, 2021
KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 14 — With daily Covid-19 cases nationwide still unabated, the Education Ministry has issued a memo to state education directors and principals to get feedback from parents on reopening schools on September 1. Malay Mail sighted a memo signed by the Education Ministry’s Chief...
July 30, 2021
July 30, 2021 TVB denounced illegal acts committed online and offline. South China Morning Post Hong Kong police have arrested a Form Six pupil for posting online messages in an alleged attempt to get people to boycott more than 100 businesses that advertised with free-to-air broadcaster TVB. Without naming the station, police said on Thursday the 18-year-old male suspect was found to have posted messages on a Facebook group since May last year and encouraged others to blacklist advertisers to...
July 28, 2021
How Jomo created much needed skills from scratch Wednesday July 28 2021 President Mzee Jomo Kenyatta cuts a tape to officially open Uchumi House on Aga Khan Walk on July 27, 1973. FILE PHOTO | NMG By GEORGE WACHIRA Summary A nation without a good balance of critical skills at diploma and graduate levels can neither effectively compete with the rest of the world nor meet its basic socioeconomic needs. Jubilee government has been rebalancing its TVET and university education, having lost capacity...
July 12, 2021
news Hong Kong NGO trains young people to help ethnic minority groups navigate health care maze Rachel Yeo rachel.yeo@scmp.com © SCMP Trainees under NGO Health in Action Dhuaa Khan, 17, (left) and Wendy Dichoso Zhuang, 21. Photo: Xiaomei Chen The Covid-19 pandemic helped Dhuaa Khan, 17, understand the problems Hong Kongs ethnic minority communities face when they seek medical help. The Pakistani teenager acted as the interpreter when she accompanied her elderly aunt to be vac...
July 12, 2021
Copy URL IN my 2003 book An Education System Worthy of Malaysia I put forth ideas on improving the system. Today the situation is much worse. Nonetheless some, with appropriate modifications, could still be useful. The cheapest, easiest, and most immediate would be to end the current obsession with Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM). Make K-13 the new standard, with Sijil Tinggi Pelajaran Malaysia (STPM) the new terminal examination. While America has K-12, that is misleading. The norm is at l...
June 12, 2021
KOTA KINABALU: One of Sabah’s SPM top scorers Royen Petrus had always felt jealous and somewhat sad when he saw other children getting hugs and well wishes from their parents for doing well in school.
June 11, 2021
JOHOR BARU: The long wait for some 49, 472 SPM 2020 candidates in Johor has finally come to an end after they received their results online.
May 26, 2021
Education Minister: Adjusting CSEC, CAPE would be hard Dr Nyan Gadsby-Dolly EDUCATION Minister Dr Nyan Gadsby-Dolly has said the recommendations made by the United Nations Childrens Emergency Fund (UNICEF) to make adjustments for students sitting CSEC and CAPE exams would be difficult to adopt. Gadsby-Dolly said the Caribbean Examinations Council CXC has said to adopt the recommendations made by the Caribbean Union of Teachers and supported by UNICEF would incur significant costs and push the e...
May 21, 2021
No internet in Brasso Seco, students being left behind by 20210520 Flash Back: Members of the Brasso Seco/Morne Le Croix Farmers’ Association and Rebirth House move the freshly cut lumber to the Rebirth House storage space. Digicel kevon.felmine@guardian.co.tt There is no doubt that the COVID-19 pandemic is making learning more challenging for children. For ten-year-old Amy Scott and her seven-year-old brother, Keenon Sylvester, living in the rural Brasso Seco commu...
May 18, 2021
How Jomo moved to Africanise commerce in 1960s Wednesday May 19 2021 The Asian exit was as a result of Jomo’s policy to swiftly Africanise commerce across Kenya. The policy may not have been anchored on any explicit law or regulation, but trade licensing officers clearly understood their responsibility to use “discretion” to decide who to license. President Kenyatta had made a significant political statement that moneyed Asians should leave distribution and retail to Africans and move to...