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Elok sangatlah ni...
Dari lantang di sosial media yang ada kalanya tidak membuahkan hasil - jom kita
salurkan kepada saluran yang tepat yang mungkin membuahkan hasil. Betul tak?
Ada cadangan untuk sistem pendidikan negara? Beri pandangan kepada Jawatankuasa
Kajian Dasar Pendidikan Negara (JKD). Tak kiralah apa jua bentuk cadangan yang
munasabah dan boleh diterima akal kan? Suarakanlah cadangan anda itu...Mana
tahu mungkin boleh membantu anak-anak yang bersekolah. Tapi jangan bagi
cadangan yang merapu pula!
Apa Itu JKD?
JKD adalah merupakan
sebuah badan bebas yang ditubuhkan khusus untuk mengkaji dasar pendidikan
negara selain daripada Pelan Pembangunan Pendidikan Malaysia 2013 - 2025
(prasekolah sehingga lepasan menengah) dan Pelan Pembangunan Pendidikan
Malaysia 2015 - 2025 (pendidikan tinggi).
JKD bekerjasama dengan
Majlis Penasihat Pendidikan Kebangsaan (MPPK) untuk mengkaji dasar pendidikan
negara sebelum memajukan syor kepada Kementerian Pendidikan pada 30 April 2019.
JKD dianggotai oleh 13
orang ahli dan dipengerusikan oleh Timbalan Naib Canselor INTI-UC Laureate
International Universities, Prof Emeritus Datuk Dr. Ibrahim Ahmad Bajunid.
Cadangan Yang Bagaimana Yang Patut Dikemukakan?
Cadangan yang dikemukan
boleh merangkumi aspek penambahbaikkan kurikulum, kesedaran sivik dan
pembentukan nilai murni pelajar. Lain orang lain pandangan kan? Macam salah
seorang kenalan Kak Fa iaitu Mommy
Nadia, beliau ada pandangan beliau yang tersendiri yang mana Kak Fa setuju!
He he he... Let's see what Mommy Nadia said:
LIGHTER BACKPACK LOADS
Textbook usage should
be on a loan basis. Books belong to the school and should STAY in school unless
otherwise needed by students. Pupils and students should stop from having to
lug around these heavy hardcovers and please, no backpacks on wheels!
MORE FIELD TRIPS
Students should be
brought outside the comforts of the classroom more often for greater learning
experiences and explore the outdoors. Whether it's a simple lesson on insects
on the school lawn or a trip to Pusat Sains Negara, it will definitely spice
things up!
GOODBYE EXAMS
Test and exams are important
for assessment purposes and keeps students on their toes, but primary schools
in particular should be less exam-oriented. Glad that the government has
decided to do away with exams for those in Standards 1 to 3, but it should also
apply to Standard 4 and 5. Possibly also (this time seriously) the abolishment
of UPSR altogether! It could be replaced with something less intense.
NO MORE RANKINGS
All classes should be
treated equally where students are not segregated according to performance and
not subjected to numbered placings. To Mommy Nadia, this practice discourages
students when they fail to be in the "top 3 placings" or "top 3
classes". Rather than setting a competitive atmosphere in school, why not
replace it with a culture or working together, helping each other and cheering
one another. When I went to school overseas, an awards system was implemented
where a different student was certified as "The Shining Star" every
month. It was special because teachers would specifically state what made you
that shining star - whether it was for showing great enthusiasm (that was
hers!), for helping a peer out or for making the class laugh.
SMALLER CLASSROOMS
This may take time to
be implemented as it's a known fact that while the country is small, it is also
heavily populated. A smaller teacher-student ration will enable educators to
better cater the needs of each student.
Menarik kan cadangan
Mommy Nadia? You have proposals too?
Cara Mengemukakan Cadangan?
Semua cadangan dan idea
boleh disalurkan menerusi pautan https://goo.gl/forms/fq0dj2BFqQPoGEZx1 ataupun
borang khas bagi tujuan ini boleh diperoleh dengan menulis kepada JKD di alamat
e-mel jkkdpn@gmail.com.
Sehingga ke hari ini,
lebih 2,000 maklumbalas secara dalam
talian telahpun diterima. Cepatlah sebelum 28 Februari 2019. Jangan tunggu lagi
ok?
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great one
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