PETALING JAYA: Addressing the waning interest in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM), the Academy of Sciences Malaysia (ASM) proposes that systemic change in the education system is necessary to reignite a passion for STEM.
“Prioritise numerically and technically competent talent development with a scientific mindset through inquiry-based science education (IBSE),” said ASM.
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