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Education Ministry bans sale of vape-like candies in schools
KOTA BHARU: All types of food that pose a health risk to students, including vape-like candies, are prohibited from being sold in schools, says Education Minister Fadhlina Sidek.
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Sabah & Sarawak
Floods: 24 schools in Beaufort affected, says Sabah Education Dept director
KOTA KINABALU: A total of 24 schools in Beaufort have been affected by floods following heavy rains over the last two days, says Sabah Education Department director Datuk Raisin Saidin.
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Nation
Amirudin offers aid to families of two Malaysian students from Selangor hurt in Jordan
PETALING JAYA: Families of the two Malaysian students from Selangor in Jordan will be given help by the Selangor state government, says Datuk Seri Amirudin Shari.
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Education
Keeping girls in school
SECONDARY education is crucial in giving young women in Malaysia a chance at a better future. Yet, rising dropout rates continue to leave many girls vulnerable, limiting their ability to break free from poverty and harmful societal norms, say activists and experts.
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Education
Tackling child marriages
According to the Education Ministry's Student Database Application System, marriage was among the main reasons for rising dropout rates from 2019 to 2023.
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Education
Quantity over quality in PhD boom?
Depending on one's perspective, it is either concerning or heartening that Malaysian universities have set ambitious targets to churn out more and more PhD holders.
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Education
Key ‘base’ for scholarship success
That is, in essence, Yayasan Khazanah scholar Ariff Amir Ali's advice to students looking to clinch a scholarship.
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Education
Staying true to BM in the DLP
"Eh, belajar Sains dan Matematik dalam English? Tak takut lupa BM (Bahasa Malaysia) ke?"
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Education
How to get better at English
Students can improve their English proficiency by being proactive.
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Education
Equal opportunities for all
MORE interventions are necessary to ensure Orang Asli girls in Malaysia receive equal opportunities for a brighter future, according to Datuk Sapiah Mohd Nor.
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Education
Creating leaders, not followers
To thrive in the future, we need good leadership today. The question is: What does this leadership look like?
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Education
UKM calling for collaborators
Healthcomm, a joint initiative by Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia and Unicef, is inviting organisations to join forces to create a greater impact on community health.
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Education
Monash defies odds in Doha
COMPETITIONS can often be unnerving, with participants striving to deliver their best performance.
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Education
Aye to digital payments
Payments Network Malaysia Sdn Bhd (PayNet), the national payments network and central financial infrastructure provider, has generated 24 million digital payments across participating higher education institutions nationwide.
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Education
Careers beyond the stethoscope
HEALTHCARE careers often bring to mind roles such as doctors, nurses, physical therapists and dietitians.
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Education
APU ‘RoarZ’ with transformer robot
USING robots to deliver food is no longer the stuff of dreams.
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Education
Systematic changes for education
MALAYSIA is set to perform better in international assessments with the Education Ministry focusing on more structured and systematic preparation for students.
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Education
Volunteers wanted to help kids read
IN their fifth year of empowering primary school pupils to improve literacy, Projek BacaBaca and Projek BacaBaca+ are recruiting volunteers to serve as reading coaches starting next month.
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Metro News
Johor school wins national STEM racing contest
KULAI: A team of students from SMK Bandar Putra Kulai emerged victorious in the national Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) Racing competition in February.
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Nation
More Tamil teachers needed in secondary schools, says group
KUALA LUMPUR: Hundreds of Tamil language teachers are needed in secondary schools to replace those who have retired, says the Tamil Language Teachers Association of Secondary Schools Selangor.
