‘Plant seeds of STEM early’


Inspector gadget at work: Students of SJK(T) PJS 1 in Petaling Jaya trying their hand at robotics starter kits in a workshop in this filepic.

PETALING JAYA: Subjects like biology and chemistry must be made more interesting in schools so students take up STEM subjects, and go on to become doctors and biotechnologists.

In fact, pupils at primary school level should already be introduced to medical professions through story books, simple experiments, and interaction with healthcare workers, say experts.

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