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Malaysia is a country in Asia occupying the Malay Peninsula, and the island of Borneo.

Education isn?t one size fits all, this M?sian site tailors English lessons for rural kids
Through technology, the co-founders hope to bridge the learning gap between rural and urban students. It?s long been said to be a tough task, but they?re optimistic about change. ?The possibility of ...

Sarawak education system moving forward, says state minister
KUCHING: The Sarawak education system is moving ahead with the emphasis on English and STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) subjects, says a state minister.

Borderless learning
MALAYSIA needs to up its higher education game to attract more international students as inflation looms over foreign student arrivals.

?People Weren?t as Bothered? ? Seniors Recall Separation From Malaysia
Four elderly seniors who lived through August 9, 1965, tell us what the day looked like from their perspectives as teenagers. The post ?People Weren?t as Bothered? ? Seniors Recall Separation From ...

Hats off to passionate teachers
Aged 49, Zubaidah has been teaching for 25 years and she now teaches the English subjects to students ... to pursue a degree of her choice at UOW Malaysia KDU, adding that she was a firm believer ...

The Role of TVET Education in Promoting Sustainable Development in Malaysia
Figure 2: National SDG Council of Malaysia Teaching and Learning (T&L ... engineering and mathematics education (STEM) and English language proficiency. Higher order thinking skills (HOTS) in teaching ...

?You can?t tell people to not speak it,? says NUS don. But where does Singlish stand now?
From the ban on its use on radio, to the Sar-vivor rap during the first coronavirus outbreak, to a growing body of research on its place today ? Singlish has come a long way as part of the Singaporean ...

Third-Culture Kid Blues: My Experience as an Indonesian Who Grew Up in Malaysia
It?s not just me. It could be your cousins living overseas, your Internet friends, and even you, the reader.  For many Indonesians migrating to Malaysia, assimilation was easy. I could see why. Both ...

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