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Nation
Two Johorean students ace English competition in Turkiye
JOHOR BARU: Two students have beaten about 270 competitors from 34 countries to emerge as champions in their respective categories at an international English competition in Istanbul, Turkiye.
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Nation
Haze: Penang may close schools if air quality worsens
KEPALA BATAS: Schools in areas affected by worsening air quality in Penang could be ordered to close and switch to home-based teaching and learning (PdPR) if the Air Pollutant Index (API) reaches 200, says the state Education Department.
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Nation
Nearly 50 students at Ipoh boarding school suffer flu-like illness
IPOH: Forty-six students in Ipoh have been diagnosed with influenza-like illness (ILI) following an Influenza A cluster detected at a boarding school.
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Nation
Haze may postpone Selangor school exams
SHAH ALAM: The Primary Religious School Assessment Examination (PSRA), scheduled to begin next Monday, may be postponed if the haze situation in Selangor worsens.
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Sabah & Sarawak
Schools in Serian, Lubok Antu to remain closed until haze improves
KUCHING: The temporary closure of schools in the Serian and Lubok Antu districts has been extended until the Air Pollutant Index (API) readings in both districts fall below 200.
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Education
‘The numbers speak. Are we listening?’
What lies beneath the Programme for International Student Assessment (Pisa) 2025 results is more troubling than the scores.
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Education
The cost of waiting to read
INTERNATIONAL Literacy Day, observed on Sept 8, offers an opportunity each year to reflect on the importance of literacy.
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Education
From Star scholars to tax pro
My brother, Lim Wei Jie and I, Wei Shun, would like to express our sincere gratitude to Star Media Group (SMG) for awarding us the Star Education Fund scholarships and supporting us throughout our academic journey.
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Education
A new era of research
MANAGEMENT and Science University (MSU) is strengthening its transition towards becoming a global, comprehensive, research-driven dual-sector university through the rebranding and realignment of eight Centres of Excellence (COEs).
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Education
Making Pisa gains count
MALAYSIA must not lose sight of strengthening strategies that have contributed to the gains made in science and reading while stepping up efforts to improve mathematics performance, say stakeholders.
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Education
TAR UMT’s green arena scores again
CAMPUS buildings are where students spend a significant amount of time on academic, sporting and community activities.
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Education
Taking flight with UAVs
WITH rapid technological advancements, unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) technology has seen significant growth in recent years.
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Education
Zambry: AI skills key to graduate employability
ARTIFICIAL intelligence (AI) must be embedded across Malaysia's higher education curricula to ensure graduates have the skills needed to enter an increasingly transformed workforce.
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Education
‘Why we need to revive newspaper reading’
DURING the 1960s and well into the 1990s, most households subscribed to newspapers.
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Education
Getting books to students who need them most
FOR many B40 families, basic school supplies are a recurring financial burden.
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Education
Robotics takes young talent global
While a lack of access had previously prevented them from taking part in robotics, 13 teams of students will now represent Malaysia in competitions abroad after emerging as national winners.
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Education
Fadhlina: M’sian students among world’s most resilient
MALAYSIAN students have shown strong resilience and curiosity, ranking among the world's top performers in these areas in the Programme for International Student Assessment (Pisa) 2025.
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Nation
Universities instructed to provide B40 students with free air tickets, says Zahid
KUALA LUMPUR: All universities have been ordered to provide free flight tickets for students in the lower-income category who were studying in other states, says Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi.
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Nation
Higher Education Ministry keeping tabs on Malaysian students amid Indonesia haze, says Zambry
KUALA LUMPUR: The Higher Education Ministry is continuously monitoring the situation involving Malaysian students in Indonesia following the prolonged haze, which could affect their health.
