British education experts share tips


Education matter s: British High Commission’s deputy director of trade and honorary vice-consul Barbara Harris briefing Fadillah and Savage during the forum at KLCC.

KUALA LUMPUR: Green issues in schools and the use of social networking to improve English proficiency are some of the exciting topics at the British Educational Suppliers Asia Forum 2012.

For the second day running today, some of the out-of-the-norm workshops will touch on the use of iPads in teaching Art, Maths, Science and Physical Education.

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