It’s the way English is taught, say students


  • Nation
  • Thursday, 11 Dec 2014

For 19-year-old Chen Kok Leong, mastery of the English Language should begin from a young age.

PETALING JAYA: It’s the way English is taught, the time allotted and the attitude of teachers themselves that are wrong, according to students in the Klang Valley.

They were responding to a statement by Education Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin that there was “something not right” when students were still struggling with the English language when they enter university.

Subscribe now to our Premium Plan for an ad-free and unlimited reading experience!

Education , english , education , students , exams ,

   

Next In Nation

Cops tracking car driver who rammed, threatened motorcyclist
PM: UiTM to head initiatives fostering new thinking within Malay, bumiputra communities
Floods: Over 700 evacuees still at Pasir Mas relief centres
One burnt to death in van-lorry crash in Bagan Serai
Thorough probe into ‘wire in blood vessel’ incident, says HTAR director
Make the most of the weekend by visiting Madani one year anniversary programme
UPM pays tribute to poet killed in ongoing Gaza violence
Health Ministry offering free dental check-ups in Madani anniversary programme
Cops detain tanker in Port Klang, seize over 130,000 litres of subsidised diesel
Get construction agreement to avoid renovation scams, says CIDB

Others Also Read