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D-G: Parents may move kids to schools still offering Maths, Science in English
TRANSFERS ALLOWED
D-G: Parents may move kids to schools still offering Maths, Science in English
KUALA LUMPUR: School heads will decide the medium of instruction that best suits their students for Science and Mathematics next year, and parents will be allowed to transfer their children to other schools if the option they want is not offered in their current schools.
Education director-general Datuk Seri Abd Ghafar Mahmud told the New Sunday Times yesterday that school heads could choose to have Science and Mathematics in Bahasa Malaysia or English, or in both languages for a particular level from next year.
Read more: TRANSFERS ALLOWED http://www.nst.com.my/nst/articles/TRANSFERSALLOWED/Article/#ixzz1ctlf76P5
No flip-flop over PPSMI policy, says Muhyiddin
Read more : http://www.nst.com.my/nst/articles/04badd/Article/
What is SMK Taman Sea’s choice? To stay with PPSMI?
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Our school principal will make the decision on feedback from her staff.
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So as at today, no decision yet? Please post the decision once confirmed. I’m sure many parents are anxious to know too. Thank you.
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Please do continue teaching Maths & Science in English-My main reason is for all our children immaterial of race,creed or colour to have the competitive edge in the fast changing global arena.They should not be victims of our opinions/sentiments.
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Science & Maths will still be taught in English in Forms 1 – 5, in view of certain constrains, like, teachers’ competency in the language and the students’ understanding. It is not called PPSMI any more. This is the soft landing abolition of PPSMI to make way for MBM MBI. Please read http://smktsea.com/mbmmbi/, but now it has been revised for the benefit of our kids. Which form is your child in?
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As you well know, the above article was published on the 6th of November 2011.
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