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KUALA LUMPUR: With students sitting for their first public examination at 17, parents want teachers to be creative so that their children will take their lessons seriously.

PETALING JAYA: Teachers in some schools are struggling to deal with students who are so hooked on their ecigarettes that they would sneak them into classes.

THE way education is viewed and consumed has changed drastically over the years – now more so than ever in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic and the Fourth Industrial Revolution (IR4.0).

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Proposed resolutions under consideration at the annual convention for the American Federation of Teachers this week include vows to support critical race theory, classroom discussions on gender identity and sexual orientation, and demands for student loan forgiveness.

Teachers are leaving local schools — in droves. For many, it’s not the act of teaching itself scaring them off, but the low pay and need to conform to national

The Kedah menteri besar said that the no punishment guidelines of students practiced in Western countries are not suitable for Malaysian schools.

THE quality of teachers is determined by passion and the training they receive.

IPOH: The move to abolish the Form Three Assessment (PT3) and implement the school-based assessment (PBS) is meant to help develop a student’s growth.

IPOH: The decision to do away with the Form Three Assessment (PT3) and implement the school-based assessment (PBS) is meant to help a student's growth, says Deputy Education Minister Datuk Dr Mah Hang Soon.