Now the talk is that these scrapped exams will be replaced with school-designed tests. How they are going to implement it, I dont know. But what do you think? Is it such a great idea scrapping UPSR and PMR and allowing self-assessment?
We claim that too much pressure had been put on our children to do well in schools and in performing in public examinations. But isnt that the way it was back in the 50s, 60s, 70s, and 80s? Or even 90s?
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While I agree that students are now very "A's" oriented and less creative and less communicable, I think the proposal of abolishment is really political mooted! One particularly race is still lagging behind, and the politicians thought that by abolishing the exams, the laggers will catch up! The survival and sustainbility cannot be protected all the time.
"If we get the right people on our bus, get the wrong people off the bus, then we can take Malaysia to someplace great"
I very the agree with you.
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