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D-Dharan:>my questions(E.explain the different types of secondary educations in Malaysia?)
ReplyDelete::smk
:: sma
:: private school
::international school
the different are: smk is the normal school fom 1 till 6
: sma is the religion school
: private and international school different are private run by the government sylabus but international school use their own contry sylabus.exmaple thialand international school use thailanf school sylabus.
its very easy anna....
ReplyDeleteSecondary education from age 13 to 17 (Form 1 to Form 5 for 5 years)
Lower secondary from age 13 to 15 (Form 1 to Form 3 for 3 years)
Upper secondary from age 16 to 17 (Form 4 to Form 5 for 2 years) with the option to choose either
- Academic secondary education
- or Technical/Vocational secondary education
- or Religious secondary education
Post-secondary education / Pre-university from age 18 (for 1 to 2 years)
either Form Six (for 1.5 years)
or Matriculation (for 1 year)
hello n hi everybody!!!1
ReplyDeletei don't wha should i present because i absent last week class..
the reason.. i got a motivation programme at smk lembah subang.. under unirazak..
so, can anybody help me?
i don't know what should i do..
ReplyDeleteammin--->
ReplyDeleteslowtalk la wit madam..she will understand..ok..dun worry..=)
Hehe,Ammin is getting smart...well epul,if you wany to present which will be good,you may do so on Thurs.Present on,'the importance of vocational education'.Will give you 10mins.
ReplyDeleteYou were all supposed to upload your notes...the topic of presentation last Thurs on to the blog and I don't see any...what's happening?
ReplyDeleteAlso,many are not taking part in the blog...post your comments in the box.CHAT BOX is to chit chat....
thank you miss and ammin..
ReplyDeletemiss. im santhana rajendran...
ReplyDeleteim didnt came to class since last week because my mother was sick and admitted in SJMC... she just operated and not feeling better yet.. and i have to take care her and her food stall too miss.
i will bring my excuse letter and my mother's medical letter in next class miss. tq
Ok Shana
ReplyDeleteWHY VOCATIONAL EDUCATION ARE IMPORTANT?
ReplyDeleteEnhancing individual employability;
Reducing mis-match between demand and supply of skilled manpower;
Providing an alternative to those pursuing higher education without any aim or purpose.
To impart training in simple marketable skills to students in Class IX & X;
To develop vocational interests and aptitudes and to allow for self-exploration of vocational preferences;
To prepare students for participation in work as a desired dimension of academic education.
To facilitate the students in making choice of vocational courses at higher secondary level.
Increased job skill transfer ability
Increased job stability
Higher hourly wages compared with those who have only a high school degree
Actively engaged in problem solving in the working environment
Hands-on work activities that allow application of knowledge
Employment opportunities which involve the outdoors
Leading to employment opportunities which offer greater responsibilities
Learning new work skills to meet requirements in an ever changing work place
Learning new skills for changing careers
Er..hi..Wai fong's here..
ReplyDeleteSorry for posting here because the things that i really wanted some advice on is not on the presentation..it's about my current job at a tuition centre..i used the method of fun-learning and student-centred where i focuses on the student's need of enjoying the lesson throughoutly because i really think the way they normally had their lessons are really dull(they were forced to memorize essays and words, not the way to do essays)..we had had fun and they love me as i love them all..but the management people of that centre doesn't agree and are against my way of teaching..the prefer and wanted and are forcing me to only use the teaching-centred manner..it was very very very hard for me to explain to them about my manner of teaching as they don't seem to accept it at all(because they kept quiet a while then reply to me saying that maybe because i had not enough experience to teach yet although i am a good teacher-they cant figured out why the students will like me as my classes are always noisy with their ideas and jokes on the essays taught)..i quite stressful here as i am really out of ideas of which i should follow..there are times where i tried the total teacher-centred manner and it's harder than the learner-centred(for me)..so, please...can anyone help me???
Well,the aim of most tuition centres is to help students 'collect A's'.Usually the management is of the opinion that this can only be achieved through the 'drill' method.
ReplyDeleteThe only way to prove your point is to show them that results can be obtained using the philosophy you are using.
Thanks a lot, madam sarada..i will try my best and do my best to show them..although it will not be an easy one.. X.x God help me please..
ReplyDeleteYes,Wei Fong,keep trying.Take small steps everyday and one fine day you will reach your goal.xxx
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