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Education Ministry calls on schools to inculcate practice of reading newspapers to strengthen mastery of Malay language among students - Vimarsana News

Education Ministry calls on schools to inculcate practice of reading newspapers to strengthen mastery of Malay language among students

PUTRAJAYA, March 14 ― The Ministry of Education (MoE) hopes to strengthen the mastery of the Malay language among students by inculcating the practice of reading newspapers in...

Maliki Osman on use of Peribahasa in schools - Vimarsana News

Maliki Osman on use of Peribahasa in schools

Peribahasa or proverb will no longer be examined as a standalone component in the national examination but it will continue to be asssessed within text and passages so that students will apply their inferential skills and understand its contextual use. Students will continue to learn Peribahasa in the Malay Language le

Ministry: No student assessments needed for DLP programme - Vimarsana News

Ministry: No student assessments needed for DLP programme

PETALING JAYA: Schools are not required to assess students to determine if they are eligible for the Dual-Language Programme (DLP), says the Education Ministry.

Boost for Kadazandusun, Semai and Iban languages - Vimarsana News

Boost for Kadazandusun, Semai and Iban languages

TO further expand the ethnic language learning programme, Yayasan Bank Rakyat (YBR) and Sultan Idris Education University (Upsi) recently signed a momentous memorandum of understanding (MoU) to provide education convertible financing (PBBU) to 30 students per year.

Unwritten rules create a stir - Vimarsana News

Unwritten rules create a stir

KUALA LUMPUR: Keep to the existing guidelines instead of forcing unwritten terms onto schools – that’s the appeal parents are directing to the Education Ministry regarding the implementation of the Dual Language Programme (DLP).