Lost in translation


Working together: Fadhlina (standing, middle) and Aminuddin (on her right) with NUTP members at the seminar. – ONG SOON HIN/The Star

THE Education Ministry must ensure that its message does not get lost in translation when it reaches teachers.

Calling on the ministry to prevent inaccurate instructions and information from being disseminated, National Union of the Teaching Profession (NUTP) president Aminuddin Awang said communication must be clear.

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