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Nation
Anti-bullying law can be a ‘hero’ for children, says Azalina
KUALA LUMPUR: Datuk Seri Azalina Othman Said says she hopes the proposed Anti-Bully Bill will ensure the safety of children in schools.
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Nation
Over 10,000 school wardens appointed, says ministry
KUALA LUMPUR: The proposal for dedicated school warden posts will need thorough consideration as the government still relies on teachers in the place of parents in boarding schools, says Wong Kah Woh.
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Nation
Education Ministry removes officers linked to immoral activities
PETALING JAYA: Officers recently implicated in immoral activities have been removed from all educational institutions under the Education Ministry pending the completion of investigations.
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Sabah & Sarawak
S'wak free tertiary education scheme only for state-owned varsities, says minister
KUCHING: Sarawak's free tertiary education scheme (FTES) does not extend to public universities in Malaysia that are under federal jurisdiction, says a state minister.
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Nation
Govt may extend PTPTN exemption to B40 and M40 private uni grads with top honours
KUALA LUMPUR: The Higher Education Ministry will consider extending National Higher Education Loan Fund (PTPTN) loan repayment exemption to B40 and M40 bachelor's degree graduates of private higher education institutions who have first-class honours.
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Nation
Beating all the odds to earn his PhD
KUALA LUMPUR: Behind every success is a great support system, what more if one undertakes the rigorous process of earning a PhD.
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Nation
Against all odds: Dr Noorilham's PhD Journey at Universiti Malaya
KUALA LUMPUR: Behind every success is a great support system, especially if someone is going through the rigorous process of earning a PhD.
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Education
Turning AI overload into opportunity
Reflecting on the challenges of leading in the age of artificial intelligence (AI), Newcastle Australia Institute of Higher Education (NAIHE) academic director Peter Duffy described the sheer volume of online information about AI as overwhelming.
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Education
‘Doctors must challenge AI’
WITH artificial intelligence (AI) being applied in medical schools, students need to be taught to be sceptical and responsible users of these tools, emphasises Dr Manraj Singh Cheema (pic).
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Education
Leading schools like CEOs
When a company underperforms, its chief executive officer (CEO) is expected to pivot, innovate, and steer the organisation back on course. Yet in education, the role of a school leader is often seen through a narrower lens.
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Education
‘Worms found in fried chicken - what do you do next?’
A fast food chain goes viral after worms were found in its fried chicken — what now?
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Education
Special edu teacher crowned country’s best
True education goes beyond exams; it lies in preparing students to be independent and confident in facing the world.
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Education
Tackling M’sia’s talent gap
Budget 2026 is more than financial planning; it is a national statement that education drives social mobility and competitiveness.
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Education
Melaka school cooks its way to victory
The 28th Maggi Secondary School Cooking Competition (MSSCC), a partnership with the Education Ministry, culminated in a thrilling grand finale with 16 finalists in Ampang, Selangor, closing an exciting two-month culinary journey for secondary students from across Malaysia.
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Education
Fond farewell
"Be obedient to your parents and teachers because they are the keys to success."
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Education
Teaching teens about money
Now in its seventh edition, the Fun(d) for Life (FFL) programme continues to empower youth with financial resilience through gamification and hands-on activities.
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Education
Form Five boys lead gym revamp
STUDENT commitments can be overwhelming – subjects to master, assignments to complete, examinations to prepare for, not to mention extracurricular activities to participate in.
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Education
Bridging the gap in culinary education
WHILE technical skills build a foundation, it is curiosity, respect and real-world exposure that shape job-ready graduates, say culinary industry experts.
