We will miss you !!
Only 20 person came .
Some go chaogei , some go shopping , some sleeping at home. :((
Ohya.
Pn.Lim Seh Ngoh gave us some chinese papers to be paste into the buku karangan.
and then...
NEW TIMETABLE !!
We will be using it from Monday ownwards.
Gaah ...
I'm sure you all won't like this.
Tuesday- BM SJ MA MA REHAT BI BC SV PM FZ FZ (addmath)
Wednesday- PJ PJ KM KM REHAT SJ PM BC MA MA BM (addmath)
Thursday- MA MA BL BL REHAT BM BM BI BC SV (modern math)
Friday - BI BI FZ FZ REHAT BL BL MA MA(modern math)
Did you heard about this ???
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KUALA LUMPUR: The Cabinet has decided that the medium of instruction for Maths and Science will revert to Bahasa Malaysia in national schools and mother-tongue languages in national-type schools from 2012 onwards.
The reversal of the Teaching of Math and Science in English (PPSMI) policy will be done in stages, Deputy Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin said on Wednesday.
He however added that there will be greater emphasis on learning the English language.
English literature will be re-introduced, as will subjects on grammar and composition.
Beginning 2012, students in Year One and Year Four in primary schools, and Form One and Form Four in secondary schools, will learn Math and Science in Bahasa Malaysia.
The change will not affect those in Form Six and Matriculation.
The two subjects will be taught in two languages until 2014 for other students, he said.
“The gap between rural and urban students has widened since PPSMI started.
“Only 19.2% of secondary teachers and 9.96% of primary teachers were sufficiently proficient in English,” he said, explaining the Government’s decision to revert to the old system.
On efforts to emphasise the learning of English, the number of English teachers would be increased by 13,933 -- retirees would be hired, as well as foreigners if need be.
Primary schools will also increase English classes by 90 minutes a week.
There have been calls from various groups for the policy to revert to before 2003, when the subjects were taught in Bahasa Malaysia in national schools, and either in Chinese or Tamil in national-type schools.
The issue has seen a rare alliance between Malay and Chinese educationists, who are against the switch, although there are also calls by many parents and entrepreneurs for English to be maintained.
Some reporters from RTM and bla bla bla bla... came to our school today to ask us our opinions towards this.
Many of them ran off , haha .
They wanted to asks me , but i tell them that i'm shy , so they went off .Muhahahaha.How to say in front of the camera ?? Later the next day you won't be seeing me in school lehh . Got caught by bla bla bla bla .
lol.
I need to go .
Bye bye :)
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