Onus on MOE to ensure DLP succeeds, say educators


PETALING JAYA: The Education Ministry needs to pull its socks up to resolve issues around the Dual Language Programme (DLP) classes and ensure sufficient teaching staff, say educationists and education groups.

While parents have been given the choice, they said the onus is on the ministry to ensure that the DLP – where students learn Science and Mathematics in English – continues.

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