Parents fear students unprepared


PETALING JAYA: Students have no experience sitting for major national examinations before they are 17 or 18 and parents are concerned about their laid back attitude towards the Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM), with some calling for the return of the PT3 and UPSR exams.

A parent who wants to be known as Chin, 57, said that his Form Four son seemed relaxed and not focused on his studies, compared with his older siblings who sat for the exams.

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