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Johor schools reopen in stages after 10-day haze-related closure
BATU PAHAT: Face-to-face classes in Johor resumed in stages Monday (Oct 26) after being suspended for 10 days due to the haze.
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Haze: Johor to allow only exam takers back to school on Oct 26 & 27
JOHOR BARU: Only students sitting for examinations will be required to attend school on Monday (Oct 26) and Tuesday (Oct 27), says Johor executive councillor Dr Muhammad Naqib Md Ghazali.
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Form Six students to receive RM2,500 allowance next year, says Fadhlina
NIBONG TEBAL: Form Six students will begin receiving a RM2,500 allowance next year, with payments to be disbursed in the first semester of their studies, says Education Minister Datuk Seri Fadhlina Sidek.
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Education
Resetting Malaysia’s talent
The country's bid to become a regional leader in emerging industries hinges on the workforce it develops.
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Building support for youth
WHEN young people struggle without adequate support, their difficulties may stay hidden until they surface in more visible or disruptive ways, says Dr Zhooriyati Sehu Mohamad.
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A fresh take on English
LIMITED English language exposure among pupils is pushing teachers to look beyond textbooks.
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Teach students how to manage feelings
Include emotional intelligence skills in new curriculum to make schools safer.
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Education
Golden girls reunite
Time may have added silver to their hair, but it has not dimmed the shine of the golden friendship shared by the Convent Bukit Mertajam (CBM) Class of 1976.
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Education
Three decades of excellence at UKM
FOR the fourth time, Distinguished Prof Dr Kuik Cheng-Chwee, who marks his 30th anniversary at Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM) this year, has been named among the world's top 2% of scientists.
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Step towards sovereign AI
MALAYSIA wants a workforce that not only uses artificial intelligence (AI) but can also create it.
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Education
The discipline dilemma
From past punishments to today's restrictions, questions remain on how teachers can correct misconduct without causing harm.
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Education
Record number of scientists in Stanford’s top 2%
A RECORD 21 UCSI University academics made Stanford University's World's Top 2% Scientists list for 2026, up 50% from 14 last year.
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Haze: All Johor schools to reopen on Oct 26 as conditions improve
JOHOR BARU: All educational institutions in Johor will resume operations on Monday (Oct 26), says Johor executive councillor Dr Muhammad Naqib Md Ghazali.
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Siblings win same award at different universities
TWO siblings have won the prestigious Royal Education Award (Pingat Jaya Cemerlang) at different public universities this year, Malaysia Nanban reported.
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Concerns grow as more youth turn to online killer subcultures
KUALA LUMPUR: The involvement of youths in online subcultures that glorify notorious killers has emerged as a new threat requiring serious attention from the authorities following several recent school attacks, says security analyst Munira Mustaffa.
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Grads earning between RM2,501 and RM3,000 to pay minimum RM50 only
KUALA LUMPUR: Graduates earning between RM2,501 and RM3,000 a month will only need to make a minimum monthly repayment of RM50 on their National Higher Education Fund Corporation (PTPTN) loans, says Adam Adli Abdul Halim.
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From schoolteacher to prize-winning massage therapist
JOHOR BARU: A former tahfiz school teacher from Pontian has gone from pursuing a long-held passion for massage therapy to earning international recognition, clinching first place in the Asian Massage category and second overall at a competition in Australia
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Queen donates 376,000 face masks to schoolkids in KL, Putrajaya
KUALA LUMPUR: Her Majesty Raja Zarith Sofiah, Queen of Malaysia, has donated 376,000 face masks to schoolchildren in the Federal Territories of Kuala Lumpur and Putrajaya to help protect them from the haze.
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Haze: Schools in KL to operate as usual, outdoor activities suspended
PETALING JAYA: All schools and educational institutions under the Education Ministry in Kuala Lumpur will continue operating as usual on Friday (Oct 23).
