A LESSON plan is like a blank canvas for English language teacher Cherry Goh. Aiming to carry out fun-filled activities with her students, she constantly taps into her creativity to break the confines of textbooks and make her classroom come alive. Over the past six years, the dedicated teacher has engaged in a range of … Read more
I STILL remember the very first time I felt the desire to start collecting pens – I was writing away at a question for my school’s final-year exams when the lines of ink began to thin. Read full story FOLLOW US ON GOOGLE NEWS Read original article here Denial of responsibility! Trusted Bulletin is an … Read more
BULLYING can happen anywhere. What matters is what we can do to reduce its prevalence and impact. From a young age, I have been exposed to anti-bullying campaigns and talks. My teachers made sure I knew help was readily available whenever I needed it. Everyone I knew asserted that bullying was “not cool” and should … Read more
Leticia Liew posing with the “BRATs Corner” she has set up at her school in Selangor. Read full story FOLLOW US ON GOOGLE NEWS Read original article here Denial of responsibility! Trusted Bulletin is an automatic aggregator of the all world’s media. In each content, the hyperlink to the primary source is specified. All trademarks … Read more
THE most important things a special education teacher needs to possess are patience and a sense of responsibility for his or her students. That is the firm belief of Raymond Weil Garagus and it has served him and his students well. Recently feted with the February 2024 Special Education Network & Inclusion Association (Senia) World … Read more
IN Bristol, where I study in the United Kingdom, there are over 600 Malaysian students and three Malaysian student societies across two universities. Here, there is always an excuse to celebrate our Malaysian identity. If we are not clumsily learning how to make Malaysian food, we are willingly paying restaurants double the price for the … Read more
WHO am I? Growing up, I always felt torn between two worlds: my father’s Indian heritage and my mother’s Melanau roots. While this unique cultural tapestry gifted me with a plethora of enriching experiences, it also presented complexities as I constantly found it difficult to define my identity. For years, I struggled with the feeling … Read more
TO promote media and information literacy within their community, three students at Keningau Vocational College (KVC) in Sabah came together to create a board game. Their project, titled “Clickbait: What Will Your Story Be?”, recently earned them an RM1,000 grant in a media and information literacy competition – comprising RM500 for being one of the … Read more
EVEN though its dense content and lengthy chapters could be daunting for others, biology has always been my favourite science subject since primary school. When the Covid-19 pandemic happened, it caused many disruptions to my daily life but also brought about positive change. I began dabbling in content creation in 2021 and eventually set up … Read more
MY brother, who is three years older than me, excels in both his studies and sports, achieving numerous awards over the years and consequently being the son my mother is extremely proud of. Growing up, I was the second child who scored average passing grades. It was obvious that there was a clear distinction between … Read more
