Perhaps PM Najib should consider conduting a referendum on PPSMI for primary and secondary schools
The government's decision to reverse the PPSMI for both primary and secondary schools have attracted mixed reactions.
The feedback I have received shows that generally, the reversal for primary schools is accepted by the people , especially educationists who have long insisted that
primary school subjects are best taught in the students' mother tongue.
However, there seems to be some parents of urban schools who prefer that the status quo be maintained for the primary schools, if given a choice.
For the secondary schools, the number of urban parents who support the status quo be maintained for the secondary schools is quite overwhelming.
READ MORE HERE!
Source : http://m-kula.blogspot.com/
The Voice
The government's decision to reverse the PPSMI for both primary and secondary schools have attracted mixed reactions.
The feedback I have received shows that generally, the reversal for primary schools is accepted by the people , especially educationists who have long insisted that
primary school subjects are best taught in the students' mother tongue.
However, there seems to be some parents of urban schools who prefer that the status quo be maintained for the primary schools, if given a choice.
For the secondary schools, the number of urban parents who support the status quo be maintained for the secondary schools is quite overwhelming.
READ MORE HERE!
Source : http://m-kula.blogspot.com/
The Voice
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