Education

When teachers RISE to the task

Over the years, as I have walked the hallways of countless schools, I have come to a deep realisation: opportunities in education aren't always equal, and challenges exist everywhere.

Education

IACT reel talent shines

YOUTHS are often seen on social media, posting a wide range of content – from selfies to videos of their escapades.

Education

Penang teachers unlock paper power

The sound of scissors filled the room as 30 secondary school teachers eagerly clipped images from copies of The Star during a recent workshop held under its Newspaper-in-Education (Star-NiE) programme.

Nation

First full-fledged rehab school opens

KARANGAN: The country's first school dedicated to addressing learning loss among young drug users has opened its doors in Kedah.

STARPICKS

Big-screen debut for sun bear

THE endangered Malayan sun bear is one of the world's most elusive bear species, making it nearly impossible for the average person to come into close contact with one.

Nation

Unregulated e-cigarettes pose severe health risks – even death

PETALING JAYA: Originally used as an anaesthetic, etomidate is now being misused recreationally in e-cigarettes, or vapes, warns a psychiatrist and addiction specialist.

Education

‘Youth must step up’

YOUTH empowerment through holistic education will be central to Malaysia's progress, said Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim.

Nation

71 schools in Klang Valley can switch to home-based learning

PETALING JAYA: A total of 71 schools in Selangor and Kuala Lum­pur have been granted permission to conduct home-based teaching and learning (PdPR) during the Asean Summit from May 26-27, says the Education Minis­try.

Education

Vaping their way to drugs

A DECADE ago, when e-cigarettes, or vapes, landed on our shores, tobacco cessation experts cautioned that the devices could be a gateway to smoking, and a threat to Malaysia's goal of becoming a smoke-free nation.

Education

Support, not punish

Instead of punishing students caught vaping, the Education Ministry should focus on supportive interventions.

Nation

Last call for future boost

PUTRAJAYA: Students looking to further their studies should make a beeline for the Star Education Fair 2025, which ends today, to explore numerous scholarships and courses offered by highly-­ranked public and foreign universities.

Nation

Safe Internet drive eyes secondary, tertiary students

JOHOR BARU: The Safe Internet Campaign by the Malaysian Com­munications and Multimedia Com­­­mission (MCMC) will target secondary schools and public universities next month to create awareness on becoming responsible Internet users.

Education

UTAR creatives scoop 11 awards

CREATIVITY is an ever-appreciating currency in the modern world.

Education

AI-driven ‘Akar’ to shape finance talent

TO future-proof the financial services industry, continual efforts must be made to build a pipeline of digitally skilled, industry-ready talent.

Nation

UM: Cost not the only reason to pick public varsities

PUTRAJAYA: Amid Malaysia's wide array of tertiary options, public universities stand out for their adaptability, accessibility, affordability and industry-­relevant education, says Universiti Malaya (UM) vice-chancellor Prof Datuk Seri Dr Noor Azuan Abu Osman.

Nation

Perak govt to introduce courses to boost youth engagement in 3D sector

IPOH: The Perak government plans to introduce courses aimed at increasing youth involvement in the 3D (dirty, dangerous, and difficult) sector, says Khairudin Abu Hanipah.

Nation

Asean Summit: 71 schools in S'gor, KL allowed to carry out online learning from May 26 to 28, says ministry

PETALING JAYA: A total of 71 schools in Selangor and Kuala Lumpur have been given permission to conduct home-based teaching and learning (PdPR) during the 46th Asean Summit that will take place from May 26 to 28, says the Education Ministry.

Education

Early birds flock to Star Education Fair 2025

PUTRAJAYA: The Star Education Fair 2025 is a family affair as students arrive at the IOI Grand Exhibition and Convention Centre with their parents.

Nation

Happy teacher, happy class

PETALING JAYA: Giving teachers the option to request for a transfer after just two years of service can make the profession more appealing to the younger generation, say stakeholders.

Sabah & Sarawak

Teachers can seek transfer after two years of service

KUCHING: Teachers who have served for at least two years can now apply for a transfer, says Education Minister Fadhlina Sidek.