KUALA LUMPUR: The need for non-Dual Language Programme (DLP) classes has to be justified as it has the potential of hurting youth in the long run, say teachers and parents.
This comes after MCA Youth secretary-general Saw Yee Fung revealed that full-DLP school officials have been told to include a mandatory non-DLP class in the next academic year as part of the criteria to hold the DLP.
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