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KUALA TERENGGANU/JAKARTA: With his casual style of lectures delivered in a thick Terengganu accent, Malaysian Islamic religious leader Ustaz Azhar Idrus has grown in popularity among Muslims in Southeast Asia. He has more than 1.7 million followers on his social media pages including Facebook, Instagram and TikTok. He is knowledgeable in Islamic jurisprudence and gives advice on different religious topics including finance, morals and even spousal relationships. Yet, there are some quarters who accuse Ustaz Azhar of being political with his mes ...
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MANILA: Just weeks after thousands of Filipino students were sent home from sweltering classrooms during a brutal heatwave, the country's schools are bracing for a new climate change challenge ahead of the start of the typhoon season in Southeast Asia. Schools were closed for several days as temperatures soared to over 40 degrees Celsius in April and May. Now they are due to reopen after the holidays in July, rather than August, as authorities rework the education calendar to adapt to extreme weather. ...
SINGAPORE: It was 7.45am when Mr Justin Seng arrived at Holy Innocents' High School on a rainy Monday morning. ; Morning assembly at the parade square had been cancelled because of the rain, and the students sang the national anthem and recited the pledge in their classrooms. Mr Seng attended via Zoom. ; After assembly came to an end, the soft-spoken counsellor prepared for his day in his office on the second floor of the school – a room he shares with a few other colleagues. ; This is where he spends most of his time, and where students come to see him for counselling throughout the day. His go-to intervention room is brightly lit, filled with knick-knacks for students to fiddle with, cosy chairs with pillows and even two guitars.
KUALA LUMPUR: Restaurant operator Siti Sarah Abdul Rashid began enrolling both of her children aged seven and eight in a Chinese primary school this year. ; The 36-year-old of Malay ethnicity and her American husband George Bourdelais, did so despite both of them not having any background in Mandarin - the medium of instruction used in such schools. ; The reason for sending their two children to the SJK(C) Jalan Davidson school, Mdm Siti said, was for them to learn another language proficiently in order to enhance their career prospects. ; “(So many people in the) world speak Chinese and many companies nowadays require Mandarin-speaking candidates,” she said, adding that Chinese schools also place an emphasis on students’ discipline.
SINGAPORE: Secondary 2 students at Manjusri Secondary School had a new English teacher last month. When the students handed in their work, the teacher could attend to them all at the same time and simultaneously give each student personalised feedback. The teacher even posed each of them different questions to help them revise and improve their work. Obviously, a human teacher cannot be in more than one place at one time. But ChatGPT can. In the English lesson for Secondary 2 G3 students that CNA attended on Jan 31, students asked ChatGPT for f ...
Home-based learning, safe management measures and uncertainty of appraisal process have meant some teachers are taking on more work than they can bear. ; Students made more “highly strung” by COVID-19 restrictions are affecting teachers too. ; MOE says engagement survey shows that 70 per cent of teachers “can cope” with work stress, but “acknowledges” struggles of the rest. ; Teachers share their problems seeking help from school leadership, amid prevailing stigma attached to mental health issues.
SINGAPORE: More than 90 per cent of doctors employed by MOH Holdings (MOHH), the holding company of Singapore’s public healthcare clusters, are local. ; These comprise graduates from three local medical schools and returning Singaporeans who pursued overseas medical studies at recognised universities. ; MOHH’s statement comes after a tender issued by the company on Sep 6 found its way to social media platforms, sparking online debate. ; The ongoing tender, which will close on Oct 10, is for a recruitment agency to provide services to recruit doctors from India to work as medical officers in Singapore. This includes looking for viable candidates as well as participating and assisting with MOHH’s recruitment trips to India.