Fix lack of critical thinking among students first
It seems the Unified Examination Certificate (UEC) recognition for public university applications has become an issue again in the public sphere.
It seems the Unified Examination Certificate (UEC) recognition for public university applications has become an issue again in the public sphere.
In general, most Malaysians don’t see EPF as a pension. We see it as the one guaranteed lump sum we’ll ever have in life.
What happened in that school most probably isn’t just a one-off. It’s probably a symptom of a much bigger problem.
Innocent children should not suffer due to politics and administration. While the administration works things out (and this could take a long time unless it is expedited), the children need to have access to an education so they do not get left behind.
I have a little bit of beef when it comes to this because I feel that an internship is not a job where service is done in exchange for an agreed financial fee.
There were several parents who came to the defence of the volleyball coach who was caught on video slapping two teenage girls. I find that disgusting.
Having an intelligent and strong woman as a partner has more perks than meets the eye!
Men will always be the problem because no matter how “feminist” we say we are, we can never truly know and understand what women have gone through and are still going through.
The pros of keeping schools open more than outweigh the cons.
We need more people to condemn it. Government authorities, religious authorities, everyone and anyone should express condemnation regarding the issue. Let it be loud and clear that Malaysians do not stand for things like this.