Rising trend of misconduct in schools needs urgent collective action, says Education DG


KUALA LUMPUR: The growing trend of negative behaviour in schools must be viewed in a broader context, not just as isolated disciplinary breaches, says Education director-general Dr Mohd Azam Ahmad.

He acknowledged that statistics indicate various cases of misconduct, including sexual harassment and bullying, are being reported in schools nationwide.

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