Unfortunately today, there are still narrow-minded people who cannot adapt and feel threatened personally. Then, they hide behind the excuse that this policy is a threat to Bahasa Malaysia as the national language. What bumpkum! The teaching of these two subjects in English is not a show of disrespect to the national language.
Bahasa Malaysia will always have a place in Malaysia; if not here, where else? But it’s also the future of our country at stake here. People who still oppose the policy have a misplaced patriotism.

They claimed that teachers are not fluent in English. Previously, some claimed that teachers were going mad. Please…those are pathetic excuses. Don’t blame the teachers. Instead, they should blame the Education Ministry for failing to equip the teachers adequately for this patriotic task. So go run to see the Education Minister and demand that he improve the methods of teaching English to the teachers. Go one step forward, not two steps backwards.
Do you understand, all you people with misplaced patriotism? You either progress with the times or you wallow miserably in the past and get consumed by your self-pity.
3 comments:
stupid indeed:
In bahasa:
Penaakulan Mantik.
In English:
Deductive reasoning.
Guess which one make more sense for us?
More lingos below. Are these bahasa, will you everencounter thse words in your daily conversation?
Math:
lokus dalam dua matra, akas teorem pithagoras, garis dan satah, persamaan algebra dalam dua anu, kekerapan longgokan dan ogif, julat antara kuartil.
Sains:
kemolaran alkena/alkana, tindakbalas redoks, buret, pipet, jisim dan inersia, keabdian tenaga
Teaching science and maths in English can have grave effects on Malaysia. Read my latest blog entry to find out more.
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