malaysian educational system?
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I know they have introduced the japanese abacus in primary school for math curriculum
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As far as I know, caning is quite common in schools in my place, not in Malaysia as a general. Some parents also use it as a way to discipline their children. In my opinion, it is quite an effective way. Sometimes theoretical psychology and soothing words just aren't enough to handle children. But, of course, things can turn quite ugly if the one caning loses control and turns violent instead. Moderation is the key.
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Contact your local govt school or district education office.  They will be able to help you with your Question.
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there are quite a lot biz magazines in malaysia, personally i would prefer "the edge". \n\nbelow are the list of magazines in malayisa, but it is not complete list coz too many out there.. hope you found what you looking for :>
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As a true Malaysian:-\n\n1945 - Malayan Union concept was established by the British Imperialism government to establish a crown satus nation that path way to formation of Independence of Malaya. However, many local objected the motion as it expells all the 9 states monarchy Sultanes roll in political issues and excludes singapore from the union.\n\n1947 - After seeing the uprising and riots among the Malays, British decided to replace the motion with the establishment of The Federation of Malaya but the talks on the Chinese and Indian immigrants continues.\n\n1948 - Malaya entered the State Of Emergency period due to the uprising Communist rebellion.\n\n1949 - The First Malaya General Election, in which winned by the Alliance Party comprising UMNO (Malay), MCA (Chinese) and MIC (Indian). The British now understand that the Malayan people wanted a multi racial nations. This gives the Immigrant their citixenship with the consents of the majority Malays population.\n\n1955-1956 Tunku Abdul Rahman led a group of Alliance Party leaders to London to negotiate about the independence Of Malaya. Finally, the negotiation is achieved in February 1956 and the independence is officially given.\n\n1957 - Independence and formation of The Federation Of Malaya at 31 August 1957.\n\n1960 - The Communist rebels became weaker and weaker, leading to the uplift of the State of Emergency to be abolished for the first time since 1948\n\n1962 - Talks on giving independence to Singapore, Sabah, Sarawak and Brunei between local leaders and British. Singapore seems to be fine to enter Malaya. However, Brunei opposition leaders object the motion and cause chaos that lead to the abandon of the decision to enter Malaya. Sabah and Sarawak generally agree to enter however was objected by The Phillipines and Indonesia. Phillipines claim their sovereignity over Sabah while Indonesia wants to form a vast Malay nations that includes Malaya. UN decided to run a survey over locals of Sabah and Sarawak through Reid Council and Cobbold Council. Eventually Sabah and Sarawak agree to enter Malaya.\n\n1963 - The Formation of The Federation of MAlaysia is established at 16 September 1963 comprising 9 states of Malaya, Sabah, Sarawak and Singapore.\n\n1965 - However due to disagreement and misunderstanding among leaders of central government and Singapore authority, Singapore left the Union at 6 August 1965 to form a seperate nation.
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Contact Ministry of Women Malaysia. You may be able to find some report done by some researcher available free for you to download.
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The ranking alternates between Universiti Malaya and University Putra Malaysia.\n\nBoth are globally recognized, as they are ranked by independent 3rd parties.\n\nBut other institutions like UiTM, UIA and others are also in intense competition.... so whichever u choose is ok.
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I heard that the education system there is really useless, you might find limited good options though.
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i got some info from google. i used the malay version of google and found some. i typed in pendudukan jepun di malaysia and came out the topic. one of it there, it's called parti komunis malaya-wikipedia or something like that. there's where i found most of my info.. at the botton of the page there's a new link or something saying sejarah pendaratan jepun or maybe other things. i'm doing this topic too and i think the whole malaysia is doing the same topic.
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Ahhh..finally. A Malaysian! Hi! \n\nLol. Anyway. I assume you are in Form 5 now. So am I.\n\nAfter form 5, there are basically two routes to choose. Either go to a private college to do your A levels or enter Form 6. Let's start with the private college route.\n\n1)Private college - More expensive definitely, will be about 10 - 20 thousand Malaysian ringgit, depending on which colleges you go to. After doing your A-levels in private colleges, you will then go on to complete your degree...ALSO in private colleges. You CANNOT enter a local university (USM, UM) with your A levels qualification. Private colleges of course, require $$.\n\n2) Go for your form 6 / matriculation. Form 6 takes two years to complete, matriculation one year. But entrance into matriculation is quite selective. After your form 6 or matriculation courses, you can enroll into a local university. This option is definitely very much cheaper than option 1.\n\nFor a third option, I can't really help you. You should go talk to your school counsellor. If you have any more questions, feel free to email me.\n\nGood luck for your SPM!
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Boleh hubungi Kementerian Pelajaran Malaysia untuk maklumat lanjut. Kalau saya tidak silap kurikulum prasekolah disediakan oleh Pusat Perkembangan Kurikulum di Kementerian. Boleh hubungi talian 03-88842000 atau Unit Prasekolah 03-88842351/2350 atau layari laman web Kementerian www.moe.gov.my. Namun begitu bagi kurikulum untuk guru-guru yang akan mengajar di prasekolah, bahagian yang bertanggungjawab ialah Bahagian Pendidikan Guru.
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Well , im a law student. Im doing an external programme of University of London ( Part 1 Finals in Law ) in my country Malaysia. So , what help u want 2 offer?
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You have to be a good teacher simply start by loving your students, try to put yourself in their shoes when they want you to solve their problems. Joke with them more often and be really close to their hearts, they open their hearts so easily, you'd be amazed!\n\nPlan lessons? I would say you have to learn it in college,  be experienced or ask any experienced teacher. I could give you a little advice but I am not sure if that's the way you write lesson plans in your country.\n\n1. Set inductions.\n2. Explainations.\n3. Group activies/ exercises.\n4. Discussion.\n5. Enrichments.\n\nThis is how we write it in Malaysia. Besides, I am sure there will be books telling you how to plan a lesson :) Hope it helps.
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U must be malaysian, i dont think they have such a website but you can search most of the local websites, you'd learn differentiation , so just check with your friends or your seniors, cant help u there
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The education system is efficient and based on the US curriculum. The literacy rate is 95.9%, one of highest in Asia, and about equal
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am not sure. but ive heard of it.\nhere, http://ms.wikipedia.org/wiki/Universiti-universiti_di_Malaysia\nu can check if it's available thru there. depending on which University ur interested in..