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黎正兴：教育不能靠“感觉良好”，母语教育更不能被边缘 我留意到教育部长日前宣称“师资短缺问题已基本解决”。若单从文告角度来看，这似乎是个可喜的进展。但若你真正踏入学校现场，尤其是半城乡、偏远地区甚至母语学校，你会发现现实并不如口头报告那般乐观。 我必须坦白指出马来西亚的教育问题从来不是靠粉饰太平就能掩盖的，尤其是母语教育的发展，更不能成为制度盲点与政治妥协的牺牲品。 教育不是一纸公告，而是一个关系国家未来的系统工程。今天，许多家长、校长、教师，尤其是来自华淡小、国民型中学，甚至特殊教育学校的前线人员，都清楚知道一个事实：教师短缺依旧普遍存在，尤其是资深、专业、能胜任母语教学的师资仍难以补齐。 母语教育不是附属品，而是国家多元价值的根基 身为一名支持多元文化的政治人物，我始终坚信，母语教育不是“族群特权”，更不是边缘人的选项，而是建构国家多元统一、塑造集体认同的重要基石。我们谈公…

受邀出席安新华小新年团拜晚宴. Memenuhi jemputan majlis sambutan Tahun Baru Cina SJKC Kampung Baru Ampang pada 11hb Januari. Ramai kenalan di sini, ramai kawan baik. Banyak sekolah menjalankan program Tahun Baru Cina awal kali ini, kerana sekolah akan mula bercuti mulai hari ini. Kepada semua yang pulang ke kampung, saya ucapkan selamat Tahun Baru Cina!

今天我参加民义华小新春大团拜，由于学校快快放长假，农历新年也快到了，看见学生们穿红彤彤，红灯笼，充满了新年气氛，舞狮助兴，学生们还有红包和年柑，开心乐融融，我在这里祝福学生们身体健康，学业进步。 Menyantuni warga SJKC Mun Yee mengadakan sambutan Tahun Baru Cina yang awal memandangkan cuti persekolahan akan bermula tidak lama lagi. Amat meriah dan gembira melihat riak muka murid sekolah dalam mood perayaan.

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'Do not worry about sending children to school over H1N1'

MELAKA, April 16, 2015:

Parents of Sekolah Jenis Kebangsaan Cina Pay Teck pupils here need not worry about sending their children to the school as there are no reports of influenza A or H1N1 virus found among students.

Melaka Education, Higher Education, Science and Technology, Green Technology and Innovation Executive Committee chairman Datuk Md Yunos Husin said the state government through its related agencies was monitoring the health of students in the school closely.

He said only 102 of 390 school pupils turned up for class today and this could be due to the parents’ concern about the health of their children and not being aware that school session was going on as usual.

“The situation is under control and there are no reports of other students showing similar symptoms or are down with any infectious diseases,” he told reporters after visiting the school here today.

He said health monitoring and screening would be conducted on pupils in the school in the next few days as a continuous measure to stop the spread of infectious diseases.

In this regard, Md Yunos said the Melaka Tengah District Education Office and the school would inform parents of school children through telephone on the latest development.

“Classes are important and we do not want pupils to be left behind as the situation is under control and there is no reason for the school session to be suspended for the time being,” he said.

Yesterday, it was reported in the media that the Year Five pupil of the school died on Tuesday morning after being suspected of contracting H1N1 virus.

The boy was treated at a private hospital here before being warded for high fever on Friday and he fell into a coma before passing away.