Measuring change in education


STANDARD ONE (RIGHT) AND TWO (LEFT) PUPILS OF SJK TAMIL TEPI SUNGAI SHARING A CLASSROOM AT MPK STORE IN KLANG .

I’VE always wondered: At what point will we say that positive change has been achieved in our education system?

It’s a question I’ve always asked myself and I just want to start off by saying that I truly welcome readers to email or Tweet me on the matter.

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