our education standards has been sliding backwards since 70's and 80's . the fall gradually accentuated with the phasing out of the missionary schools and the medium of instructions in the school system
the problem was further compounded with the retiring of senior (dedicated) school teachers. the new intake of teachers was flawed. what we lost (good teachers) benefit our immediate neighbours.
We have the best education system in the world. When our very smart politicians send their children overseas, it is to see the FAILINGS of the overseas education system, not because ours is no good. You see they sacrifice the education of their own children for us RAKYAT. So now you appreciate them????
To illustrate my point, after their children study overseas (and sometimes they themselves), they found that they have become immoral pigs and whores. So they introduced lots of moral and religious classes in our schools, in the hope that our kids do not become pigs and whores like their kids (or themselves). Point proven.
Part of the reason could be the quality of teacher too :) some blame everything except their own methods which can be the true source of the failures.. just like listen listen listen :(
The reasons for our success: 1. medium of instruction. We are what in the investment world called "contrarian". Others use English, we use .... well you know. 2. speed of change. We change our syllabus almost yearly in 'rapid' response to needs. Of course with change comes new textbooks, new stationery etc which of course is sourced from .... someone's son in law, I suppose. 3. good leaders, who are in NO WAY corrupt. Leaders who have work from the cow ranch and up. We call them cowboys. 4. lessons from the pigs and whores of the leaders.
it's due to govt political agenda to create a higher educated work force among the bumis so they set up lots of uni resulting in mass production at the expense of quality
i'm not racist it's a fact only stupid ppl like u refuse to acknowledge it do u know alot of bumi graduates cannot even speak/write reasonable english ??
What bbull said is true, perhaps the more suitable word would be malaysian instead of bumis then won't be accused as such. But then whatever effect it may be it will be minimized in the minority and imagine when the minority drops to below 20% (very soon) who will be affected most. I always wish the politicians can see this, alas! I doubt they can.
The normal politicians can. But our politician, the 'rakyat first, performance now' type, they can see further than that. They see a "blue ocean".
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Posted by Jonathan Keung > 2013-01-15 16:35 | Report Abuse
our education standards has been sliding backwards since 70's and 80's
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the fall gradually accentuated with the phasing out of the missionary schools and the medium of instructions in the school system
the problem was further compounded with the retiring of senior (dedicated) school teachers. the new intake of teachers was flawed. what we lost (good teachers) benefit our immediate neighbours.