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 Nov 20 2019, 08:36 AM
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Wow srs ly malaysia? Another brilliant PH idea without tackling the root source of the problem
No wonder we produce ppl who only thinks about money instead of child who have passion in their cita cita This post has been edited by reed90: Nov 20 2019, 08:36 AM |
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Nov 20 2019, 09:50 AM
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QUOTE(Sycamore @ Nov 20 2019, 09:42 AM) Can explain why you think it's bad? Its a good implementation, but for me it should have NOT been done in school level. I think it's a great idea because of two reasons: 1. It introduces the idea of future employment into the schooling period. Now our education system is heavily academic (read:memorizing theory). It is good that student can have early exposure to future working enviroment. 2. It tracks future trends of employment. Some of the reading/teaching materials are outdated. These updated market info can let our students keep up to date with the future trend.  it should have been done in the IPT, or higher education. You do it in school, our child will think that oh, theres no need to learn science anymore, its useless to become a doctor/those professions anyway then all become MLM ah bengs, entrepreneur, (not that its a bad thing), but when no kids are interested in taking those courses, its the start of brain drain. you can introduce new subjects at schools, but doing this will only scare the kids and promote the kids to be dropouts. |
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