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Kemas to expand eligibility critieria for tabika teachers
PUTRAJAYA: The Community Development Department (Kemas) is discussing plans with the Public Service Department and Public Service Commission to widen the eligibility criteria for tabika (nursery school) teacher applicants.
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KL Education Dept to take legal action over viral student brawl
PETALING JAYA: Legal action will be taken following a fight involving students which occurred outside an undisclosed school's grounds, says the Kuala Lumpur Education Department.
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KL retains spot among world’s top 15 best student cities in QS 2027 ranking
PETALING JAYA: Kuala Lumpur is still one of the top 15 cities in the world that students choose to come to study in.
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Education
Heritage on the runway
IN a fast-paced world, cultural heritage can sometimes take a backseat amid contemporary trends.
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Education
UKM lands £1.8mil mangrove grant
MANGROVES are among the world's most important coastal ecosystems.
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Education
Shaping green behaviour
WALK past almost any new development today and you will likely see words such as "green-certified", "eco-friendly" or "sustainably designed"
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Education
M’sian tax champ set for global finals
KNOWLEDGE gained in lectures is only the beginning; the ability to apply it beyond the classroom is what sets students apart.
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Education
Setting the scene for creative talent
LONG working hours and a lack of protection pose ongoing challenges for parts of Malaysia's creative industry.
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Education
UTAR launches first OpenHarmony club outside China
AS technology continues to advance worldwide, operating systems (OS) such as OpenHarmony are being developed to support various smart devices within an interconnected ecosystem.
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Education
What makes us truly educated?
WHEN we hear the word "education", most of us immediately think of schools, colleges, universities, examinations and academic qualifications.
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Education
Digital learning not just about screens, says PPD officer
USING digital tools in the classroom is not about letting screens take over while teachers take a back seat, says Petaling Utama district education office chief officer Haniza Mohd Jabar @ Ibrahim.
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Education
Balancing tech with basics
THERE needs to be a balance between traditional learning methods and the use of digital technology in the classroom, even as studies point to the latter's adverse effects on children.
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Education
Finding stability through support
FOR Kumaraveloo Kannan (pic), the path to higher education was never a given. Growing up in a humble household, he understood early on that ambition alone was not enough without the resources to realise his aspirations. His father, a school gardener, became physically disabled after a road accident that resulted in the loss of a limb. Though he continued working, mobility challenges limited his ability to earn beyond a modest income.
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Education
Top law grad leads the way
WORLD-CLASS opportunities are within reach, regardless of where one comes from
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Education
Former CJ, real estate leader honoured
NATIONAL progress is shaped not only by public governance but also by leadership across key sectors.
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Nation
Suspected vandalism: Cops probing burnt furniture at Kampar school
IPOH: Police have launched an investigation into suspected vandalism at a secondary school in Kampar after several desks and chairs were found burnt in a classroom on Friday (July 17)
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Master STEM and new tech but stay rooted, teachers told
Teachers must keep pace with emerging developments in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics education (STEM) while remaining grounded in ethics and human values, says Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim.
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Network School puts RM500mil investment in Malaysia on hold, seeks meeting with PM Anwar
PETALING JAYA: Network School has put a planned RM500mil expansion in Malaysia on hold, with founder Balaji Srinivasan saying the company will not proceed without assurances that the controversy surrounding its Forest City campus will not recur.
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Dancing robots spark students’ STEM interest
BUKIT MERTAJAM: They danced, waved and interacted with ease, leaving hundreds of primary school pupils wide-eyed with excitement.
