Tough test to boost education


In the meantime, there is over a year left before the current education blueprint ends. So it’s not too late to step on the pedal and address issues that need the most attention. — RAJA FAISAL HISHAN/The Star

THE quality of education at national schools in Malaysia has been a hot topic of late.

The issues involve teacher quality, a curriculum that appears to have lost its relevance, education inequality and the many flip-flops in government policies that sit right at the core of these problems.

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