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Country en route to training 60,000 high-skilled workers by 2030, says Liew
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia is on the right track to achieve its target of producing 60,000 high-skilled talents in semiconductor sector-related fields by 2030, the Dewan Rakyat heard on Monday (Nov 17).
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Education
Johor Speaker tells state to do school spot checks for true picture of safety
ISKANDAR PUTERI: Johor Speaker Datuk Dr Mohd Puad Zarkashi has urged the state's education and information exco to conduct frequent spot checks at schools to get the real picture of safety and discipline.
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Metro News
Penang ramps up upgrades for Tamil schools, says Exco
GEORGE TOWN: Penang is accelerating the transformation of Tamil schools across the state with multi-million-ringgit investment in infrastructure, digital learning and student support, said its housing and environment committee chairman, Datuk Seri S. Sundarajoo.
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Education
Cultivating curiosity
Science is so much more than equations and theories; it carries wonder, and curiosity is the key that unlocks it.
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Education
Women in science
Women who make it in science are made of a special kind of material, says Prof Eva Nogales.
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Education
Hiking strong at 75
GETTING caught in a snowstorm while ill and losing his way on a trail alone were among the mishaps that could have prompted septuagenarian Leonard Leet to hang up his hiking boots for good.
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Education
Turning awe into STEM careers
LETTER FROM DR ASMIDA ISA Senior lecturer and researcher Advanced Medical & Dental Institute, Sains@Bertam, USM
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Education
Teaching creativity in the age of AI
Educators worldwide are reexamining how creativity can be taught in an age when artificial intelligence (AI) tools are able to generate essays, images and designs in seconds.
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Education
Powering STEM with unsolved mysteries
Unsolved mysteries spark curiosity, and for The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) Prof of Physics Li Hua-bai, this curiosity is the foundation of scientific exploration.
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Education
Driving discovery
Pursuing genuine passion and embracing challenges with persistence is the key to meaningful learning and success, say Shaw Prize Laureates.
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Education
UTeM’s ‘golden child’ shines
AS she held her newly awarded certificate at her convocation ceremony recently, Rohana Abdullah was a picture of pure joy.
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Education
RM10k boost for UM study
CHINESE education in Malaysia has a rich history worth exploring.
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Education
Canada honours KL-born ‘iron butterfly’
STRONG, determined and resilient, yet full of kindness and whimsy – that is how Kuala Lumpur-born Dr Pearl Lee Sullivan is remembered at the University of Waterloo, Canada.
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Nation
Never giving up on PhD dream despite challenges
JOHOR BARU: Despite facing multiple challenges, including kidney failure, Dr Noraida Abd Manaf refused to give up on her dream of earning a PhD.
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Nation
Queen urges balance between technology and values at UTM convocation
JOHOR BARU: The rapid advance of knowledge and technology should be matched by moral development, says Her Majesty Raja Zarith Sofiah, Queen of Malaysia.
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Education
Rapid repairs for schools damaged in Perlis, Selangor fires, says ministry
PETALING JAYA: Repair works will be carried out immediately at schools affected by recent fires in Perlis and Selangor, the Education Ministry says.
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Nation
Education Ministry assigning over 20,000 new teachers this year, says minister
KUALA LUMPUR: More than 20,000 new teachers will be assigned to schools nationwide this year, says Fadhlina Sidek.
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Nation
UTAR Education Foundation gets a funding boost
KUALA LUMPUR: Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman (UTAR) Education Foundation has received a RM200,000 boost, further supporting its efforts to provide affordable education and healthcare for Malaysians.
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Nation
Co-teaching approach not for all subjects, says Education Ministry
KUALA LUMPUR: The Education Ministry has clarified that the co-teaching or team-teaching approach will not be implemented across all subjects, but will be limited to two integrated learning subjects under the 2027 school curriculum.
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Nation
PAS MP urges for more Jawi script in SPM Islamic Education syllabus
KUALA LUMPUR: A PAS MP has urged the Education Ministry to incorporate more Jawi script in the Islamic Education syllabus at Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) level as part of efforts to promote and strengthen the use of Jawi.
