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The Education Ministry has issued a revised 2021/2022 Session 3 school reopening based on the latest standard operating procedures (SOPs) brought about by the latest Covid-19 situation in the country.

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Edu Ministry issues revised 2021/22 Session 3 school reopening SOPs | New Straits Times KUALA LUMPUR: The Education Ministry has issued a revised 2021/2022 Session 3 school reopening based on the latest standard operating procedures (SOPs) brought about by the latest Covid-19 situation in the country.

Senior Education Minister Datuk Dr Radzi Jidin said schools in Category A will reopen on Jan 9, and those in Category B on Jan 10.

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Re-opening of schools nationwide deferred by a week due to floods | New Straits Times KUALA KUMPUR: The reopening of schools next year will be deferred by a week due to the floods.

A study is being conducted to allow more student cohorts to return to the classroom for face-to-face learning, says Datuk Dr Radzi Jidin.

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Study underway to allow more students to come back to school, says Radzi Jidin KUALA LUMPUR: A study is being conducted to allow more student cohorts to return to the classroom for face-to-face learning, says Datuk Dr Radzi Jidin.

Those who left the education system before they completed their schooling made up 0.22% of the total number of students.

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Over 20,000 students dropped out of school from March 2020 to July 2021, says Education Ministry PETALING JAYA: A total of 21,316 students dropped out of school during the Covid-19 pandemic from March last year to July this year, says the...

They are urging the Education Ministry to relook its SOP in light of the number of students who tested positive for the virus.

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Get stricter with school SOP, Education Ministry urged PETALING JAYA: Tighter Covid-19 regulations and monitoring must be implemented in schools, say educationists and parents.

With an attendance of more than 86% of students.

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More than four out of five students are back in school for face-to-face lessons, says Radzi KUALA LUMPUR: The resumption of face-to-face learning on Oct 3 has seen all 10,060 primary and secondary schools in operation with the attendance...

"Learning 10 subjects in slightly more than half a year will impinge on acquiring adequate subject knowledge and becoming competent in all of them." ~Ting Lian Lee

Too many subjects to study for the SPM exam FROM TING LIAN LEE , Johor Baru

Assoc Prof Dr Vishalache: "Surrounding a naturally curious child with books from an early age is essential to expanding their knowledge."

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‘Bring back books’ READING is crucial in ensuring students do well in school.

This is part of the new National Testing Strategy, which has just been published by the Health Ministry.

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MOH: Primary school pupils to undergo weekly Covid-19 tests PUTRAJAYA: Starting next week, primary school pupils will be required to undergo weekly Covid-19 tests, said Khairy Jamaluddin.

Educationists and parents say it is time to let students bring their devices to the classrooms but there must be regulations to prevent the privilege from being abused.

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Phones in schools? It’s ok PETALING JAYA: Allow mobile phones in schools but make sure there are strict guidelines on usage.

Many candidates argued that the compact schedule will only worsen their exam jitters as they sit for an examination that would decide their life trajectory.

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SPM schedule to be revised, says Radzi | New Straits Times KUALA LUMPUR: The Education Ministry will release a new examination schedule for Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) 2021 candidates.

Virtual learning is now the norm for students as the Covid-19 pandemic has turned the world upside down.

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Caring teachers help make online learning a success | New Straits Times Virtual learning is now the norm for students as the Covid-19 pandemic has turned the world upside down.