Throught it all, you are always my best buddy!
Hello there. It has been awhile, yes?
The desire to blog was not around for the past few months as you can see my previous entry dated quite long ago. Time is available for me to update this space a little at the moment and why not post something new to it?
Deep down, completing A'Levels is one of the priority task in life which allows me to proceed further education like Degree and perhaps Masters one day. Of course, 'one step at a time'.

During the course of A'Levels, it has certainly taught me many valuable lessons from each of these subjects that I selected throughly, be it Law, Business and Economics.
Well, I would not say which subject is the most interesting to me but I dare to say all these subjects were able to widen my knowledge to a greater extent and definitely, this is the fun part of the course
In addition, this course is unlike back in those days where we studied from a primary school to secondary school. To be really honest, there were many differences from what we learnt in school as compared to this course. Back school, most of the things were spoon fed, you memorize and then you go the examination hall. The most common subject example to support what I just mentioned is, Moral. Basically, it was just like regurgiating, you know? Those silly 36 NILAIS (values) were pure bullocks. Alright, I will be fair and agree with some of you that subjects like Mathematics, Physics or Chemistry did offer some neccessary foundation before moving on to higher education.

Therefore, it is necessary for the Ministry of Education to review the current syllabus once again. Is this actually an effective way to educate our young Malaysians towards a developed nation by year 2020? With the present syllabus, will this also enable the young Malaysians to be competent, up for challenges with our kiasu(scared to lose) neigbour, Singapore? Wait, not only Singapore I am concerning about here but other parts of the world as well. Even our top local universities such as Universiti Malaya, Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia and etc. had failed to bid a place in the World's Top 100 Universities. For obvious reasons, isn't it? Yes, I will never go into depth on this for fear offending anyone who reads my blog and leave unhealthy comments.
See you.
The desire to blog was not around for the past few months as you can see my previous entry dated quite long ago. Time is available for me to update this space a little at the moment and why not post something new to it?
Deep down, completing A'Levels is one of the priority task in life which allows me to proceed further education like Degree and perhaps Masters one day. Of course, 'one step at a time'.

During the course of A'Levels, it has certainly taught me many valuable lessons from each of these subjects that I selected throughly, be it Law, Business and Economics.
Well, I would not say which subject is the most interesting to me but I dare to say all these subjects were able to widen my knowledge to a greater extent and definitely, this is the fun part of the course
In addition, this course is unlike back in those days where we studied from a primary school to secondary school. To be really honest, there were many differences from what we learnt in school as compared to this course. Back school, most of the things were spoon fed, you memorize and then you go the examination hall. The most common subject example to support what I just mentioned is, Moral. Basically, it was just like regurgiating, you know? Those silly 36 NILAIS (values) were pure bullocks. Alright, I will be fair and agree with some of you that subjects like Mathematics, Physics or Chemistry did offer some neccessary foundation before moving on to higher education.

Therefore, it is necessary for the Ministry of Education to review the current syllabus once again. Is this actually an effective way to educate our young Malaysians towards a developed nation by year 2020? With the present syllabus, will this also enable the young Malaysians to be competent, up for challenges with our kiasu(scared to lose) neigbour, Singapore? Wait, not only Singapore I am concerning about here but other parts of the world as well. Even our top local universities such as Universiti Malaya, Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia and etc. had failed to bid a place in the World's Top 100 Universities. For obvious reasons, isn't it? Yes, I will never go into depth on this for fear offending anyone who reads my blog and leave unhealthy comments.
See you.




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