Review PIT, Education Ministry urged


KUALA LUMPUR: The National Union of Teaching Profession (NUTP) wants the Education Ministry to review the implementation of the Protecting Instructional Time (PIT) programme as it will cause more problems to teachers.

Its president Hashim Adnan said the initiative to focus on the teaching and learning process in classrooms would restrict movements of principals, headmasters and teachers as they would be required to be at school at all times.

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