‘I still believe in final exams’


Bring it on: A Year Six pupil at a school in Kuching, Sarawak, giving the thumbs up before sitting for the UPSR, which was scrapped in 2021. — File photo

Despite popular support for their scrapping, traditional assessments hold valuable merits

THIS might raise a few eyebrows in academic circles, but I still believe in final exams, even after listening to countless arguments for scrapping them.

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