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KLthinker91
post Jan 14 2020, 01:24 PM

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I dunno but I want to see what he does with Education first

So far Madey is still the only one with strategic vision and force of character to do something.... for better or worse I agree

Certainly don't want to hand it to the dogs in UMNO PAS that's for sure
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post Jan 14 2020, 01:43 PM

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QUOTE(8bitguy @ Jan 14 2020, 01:42 PM)
Do what lah. He don't hand over to Anwar, next GE conlanfirmed lose already. Then whatever he set will be reverted by UMNO-PAS.
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Yes but in the meantime, help stabilise the country fuest lah
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post Jan 14 2020, 01:46 PM

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QUOTE(8bitguy @ Jan 14 2020, 01:45 PM)
Stabili kuku lah. All the shit storm he stirred wan. Mazlee only puppet. He only got 2 years before lose. Can do what? Thanos go dai lah.
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No no that I disagree

Maszlee is much more epic fail than that biggrin.gif
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post Jan 14 2020, 01:51 PM

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QUOTE(8bitguy @ Jan 14 2020, 01:48 PM)
Dude, you still belip Mazlee do all that without Thanos's consent? LOL.
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Yeah I do

I heard some politely worded explanations over the weekend from some people why Maszlee was really not much of a contributor to Madey's requirements

For e.g. developing Northern industrial zone
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post Jan 14 2020, 01:59 PM

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QUOTE(funnyTONE @ Jan 14 2020, 01:57 PM)
What sort of education policy that can he execute in a short time and having the quickest effect to the national education?
You should understand by now that each time a new education minister is introduced, old policies will be ditched and replaced with a newer policy.

But sure, lets entertain the idea for now.
We all know he is very keen to re-introduce teaching of math and science in english. Very probably chance that will be among his earliest policy introduction.
Policies will set in to support the idea, and budgets will be put aside to establish proper execution of the policy all over the country.
Say in 6 months, a new minister is introduced for MoE.
Do you reckon the policy tun set in will stay? If we're being hopeful, that might happen. But past history has shown such policies won't last that long.

Perhaps what the education need is not a new minister, but a stable and consistent leadership/vision.
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I dunno. As in, I really have not a frickin clue

That's why I said I want to see

One thing possibly... I believe we will see a push towards developing technical and engineering skills. Cause he wants to grow our heavy industry

HOW that will happen, I have zero clue
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post Jan 14 2020, 02:55 PM

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QUOTE(funnyTONE @ Jan 14 2020, 02:22 PM)
Yeah, well I'm just skeptical.
I do know Tun has the capacity, but he does not have the luxury of time.

I remember during the 90s, he envisioned for malaysia to have 20k engineers by 2020, so back then, they had sekolah menengah teknik all across the states. Almost every IPTA has engineering program now, but in the end....half-baked, over abundant of graduates but hardly enough quality.
PPSMI program was amazing though. Teachers get to enjoy new laptops, projectors, science lab materials, teaching allowances, courses in hotels. Slowly, the program losing fizzle once the funds dries up. No maintenance means the laptops eventually die past its shelf date. The lab equipments are mostly still there, but a husk of what it once was. Now I see the equipment are just used as decorations and piled behind the stores. The then education minister has no interest in pursuing the previous minister's policy and fell to the pressure of the nationalist community.
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PPSMI was just to give the cronies the supplier contracts. In those days got teachers receiving new laptops every year, teachers going on courses for years on end, and Lowyat was doing a bustling business in high-end computers - nothing but the best!

I can think of four sectors that the Govt pushed previously very successfully previously; accounting, law, medical, and supply chain. Numbers doubled and tripled and targets were hit and exceeded.

On a personal level of course an excess of skilled manpower in these areas is bad - jobless graduates. However on a national level it means industries are not short of these required skills. That's not the bottleneck holding back these industries. From that perspective, the Education Ministry's job is done

Yeah there are many potatoes with certificates. But the market will cut those out anyway.

What the Govt needs to do is rebalance away from these industries towards engineering, IT, electrical and electronic. AND fix the basic Govt school system of course.

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