Our Education minister really cannot pakai

Education Ministry to push for coding as third language for Thai students

July 27, 2019 - Thailand’s Ministry of Education will push for the inclusion of a third ‘language’, coding (computer programming language), in the curricula of Thai students, from kindergarten level if possible, said Deputy Education Minister Kalaya Sophonpanich on Friday.

Responding to the proposal to teach coding at schools, from Future Forward MP Kulthida Roongruangkiat during the debate on government’s policy statement, Khunying Kalaya said that it was her wish, since the election campaigning early this year, that Thai students should learn a third language, coding, in addition to English and their native language.

As a science student herself, the deputy education minister promised that she would push for the inclusion of coding in the curricula of the Thai educational system as quickly as possible, pointing to the increasing role of technology in in everyday life.

Coding is basically the language used to develop applications, websites and software. Without it, we would have none of the major technologies we have come to rely on, such as operating systems, our smart phones, the browser we choose to view our favorable blogs or even the blogs themselves.  It all runs on code.

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https://www.thaipbsworld.com/education-mini...-thai-students/

PS: Thai Education Minister (He) & Deputy (She), both are pushing coding....meanwhile in Malaysia both are pushing for Jawi.

PUTRAJAYA: Exposing students to coding programmes in schools will ensure Malaysia is on the right track towards becoming a digital economy nation.

In line with this, Deputy Education Minister II Senator Chong Sin Woon said it was important for the younger generation to get ready and equip themselves with the knowledge of coding.

The Education Ministry and Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation (MDEC) have worked together to introduce Computer Science syllabus, including for Coding programmes under the Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) subjects this year, he said.

"The government knows that this is the future and is encouraging students to equip students with the right knowledge for the future," he told reporters after attending the Hour of Code (HOC) campaign in Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan Putrajaya 14 (1) today.

In efforts to increase awareness of the importance of computer science subjects and computational thinking skills for students, Chong said the ministry and MDEC had joined hands to organise a nationwide HOC campaign.

The campaign which started on Oct 30 saw the participation of some 90,000 students from some 1,000 primary and secondary schools throughout the country, he said.
, Deputy Education Minister II Senator Chong Sin Woon speaks to reporters after attending the Hour of Code campaign at Sekolah Kebangsaan Putrajaya Presint 14 (1). Pic by MOHD FADLI HAMZAH

The campaign which ended today was implemented in schools for two weeks after final examination before year-end school holidays.

Chong said hopefully from next year the programme would be organised more frequently, not just before school holidays.

"The HOC campaign is beneficial in helping students understand the basic foundation of technology. This is another initiative under the national #mydigitalmaker movement to expose students to coding, which is one of the basic skills for future jobs.

"This initiative is also in line with the government's aspiration to fortify Computer Science subjects within formal curriculum as tabled by the Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak in the recent Budget 2018 announcement," he said.

Last month, the premier had announced that an allocation of RM250 million for future education of the National Transformation 2050 (TN50) generation, STEM centres and for the improvement of Computer Science modules, including Coding programmes.

From the RM250 million, RM190 million was allocated for two thousand classes to be transformed into Smart Classrooms for 21st Century learning to increase creative and innovative learning.

MDEC Talent and Digital Entrepreneurship vice president Sumitra Nair said Malaysia also stood at the second place outside United States of America, beating Canada in organising the most events under HOC.

"The response has been overwhelming and we hope it will continue to gain exposure on the importance of coding programme among students and their parents as well," he added.

https://www.nst.com.my/news/nation/2017/11/...ed-learn-coding

Who calls computer coding as third language? That's like calling writing as a language.

There Java, here Jawi.

Our Education minister really cannot pakai

There Java, here Jawi.

u really think if introduced here..there won't be any objection?

here surely all say very good but in reality..

9ine any explanation on this?

Education Ministry to push for coding as third language for Thai students

July 27, 2019 - Thailand’s Ministry of Education will push for the inclusion of a third ‘language’, coding (computer programming language), in the curricula of Thai students, from kindergarten level if possible, said Deputy Education Minister Kalaya Sophonpanich on Friday.

Responding to the proposal to teach coding at schools, from Future Forward MP Kulthida Roongruangkiat during the debate on government’s policy statement, Khunying Kalaya said that it was her wish, since the election campaigning early this year, that Thai students should learn a third language, coding, in addition to English and their native language.

As a science student herself, the deputy education minister promised that she would push for the inclusion of coding in the curricula of the Thai educational system as quickly as possible, pointing to the increasing role of technology in in everyday life.

Coding is basically the language used to develop applications, websites and software. Without it, we would have none of the major technologies we have come to rely on, such as operating systems, our smart phones, the browser we choose to view our favorable blogs or even the blogs themselves.  It all runs on code.

Sos:
https://www.thaipbsworld.com/education-mini...-thai-students/

PS: Thai Education Minister (He) & Deputy (She), both are pushing coding....meanwhile in Malaysia both are pushing for Jawi.

IMO, coding shud be taught in school from young age.
not to say u wan every1 bcom programmer, but coding will teach u to make a lot of logic based decision & understanding logic flow, which is crucial life skill.

They call Jawi a language.
dont reason with /k.

They got something to push, they push it all day.

Lol second language also those idiots cannot master you think they can master this so called third language meh? Farkoff back to your LB country lah

Who calls computer coding as third language? That's like calling writing as a language.

see there u go.. smart minister...
then we look at malaysia...
rubbish dumpster minister

Japan and sk also bad in second language. Look at their economy.

It's the language to instruct how pc and all smart devices what to do.

No. They are good. Much better than Thais

Ya. ktard logic.. mandarin is a race.

bodoh tahap kiamat betul.

But there are literally thousands of different programming languages for that. You don't call computer coding a language, like writing, it is a skill.

Japan and sk also bad in second language. Look at their economy.

Language speaking is a skill, coding is a skill, fixing plumbing is a skill.............. so?

So don't call Computer Coding as 3rd Language.

malaysia? national language pun ada some race masih bangang tak reti cakap

IMO, coding shud be taught in school from young age.
not to say u wan every1 bcom programmer, but coding will teach u to make a lot of logic based decision & understanding logic flow, which is crucial life skill.

neighbor learn java, we learn jawi.

Japan and sk also bad in second language. Look at their economy.

No wonder Msia cannot progress with broken record like this........

you mean like jawi is bahasa arab lol

why are you laughing at a statement made by yourself?

Who calls computer coding as third language? That's like calling writing as a language.

because it's a broken record of a statement that people use to oppose jawi lol

ok......... continue syok sendiri.

That is why it is written 'language'

In English writing, quotation marks or inverted commas, also known informally as quotes, talking marks,[1][2] speech marks,[3] quote marks, quotemarks or speechmarks, are punctuation marks placed on either side of a word or phrase in order to identify it as a quotation, direct speech or a literal title or name. They are also used to indicate that the meaning of the word or phrase they surround should be taken to be different from (or, at least, a modification of) that typically associated with it (e.g. in the sentence the elite, composed by people of mixed ancestry, embraced their "whiteness" – the quotation marks modify the word whiteness to pertain to European culture rather than the colour white); in this way, they are often used to express irony. They also sometimes appear to be used as a means of adding emphasis, although this usage is usually considered incorrect.[4][5]

Lol second language also those idiots cannot master you think they can master this so called third language meh? Farkoff back to your LB country lah

There Java, here Jawi.

you mean like jawi is bahasa arab lol

because it's a broken record of a statement that people use to oppose jawi lol

you mean like yourself lolololol

Ultimate syok sendiri retard.

Put words into others mouth then syok sendiri laughing..........

im just agreeing with your statement of the broken records lol

kesian low comprehension lolololol

kesian stupid dupe created jan 2019......

Sanskrit mana?

Later our ministry ask you to do programming in Jawi then you know.

There Java, here Jawi.

There Java, here Jawi.

And one still wonder why we are lagging behind the world? Reversing into stone age?

But there are literally thousands of different programming languages for that. You don't call computer coding a language, like writing, it is a skill.

When noob start talking

Thousand.....

Less than 7 considered learnable

and most language about the same logic

Wow. Only 7. You must be sifu in all of them.

Javascript most popular now

Phyton on rising

C++ / c # high performance

Php once the most popular

Other really too small footprint

Still counts. I still use C for day to day basis. Kinda have to mess with assembly once in a while. C++ cause the damn driver API the propriety hardware I need to use only supports that. Python for tool support, but rarely I need to mess with it.

Our Education minister really cannot pakai

Coding in what? Pretty sure theres more than one programming language

i think more like those coding puzzle that very hot since few years back, even apple doing it. train their logic thinking and learn about if-else and loop

Ok. Very nice. We should offer this type of subject. There are it syllabus offered but only basic like microsoft office being teach. Really need to revise this subject.

coding useless, we busy learning jawi now

How about coding as a full subject more instead of bashing jawi

MOE pun busy adding jawi saja where got time for plan on computer subject.in future jawi > computer

Coding in what? Pretty sure theres more than one programming language

I want to learn third language on how to ask junsheng to send nude konek besar