Students recognised for improving English through educational game


By CY LEE

Mohd Razali (back row, sixth from right) and Teoh (seventh from left) with SCF directors, district education officers and the highest achieving students of the ‘Dawn of Civilisation’ educational game during the prize-giving ceremony.

IN A world where technology is becoming increasingly prevalent, educational games too are becoming more popular.

Some 50 students and teachers were rewarded for their outstanding achievement in learning and teaching English during a year-long programme.

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