We have a celebrity in our midst, and it’s none other than Pn Noorizan Mohamed, Tokoh Guru Kebangsaan 2021! This soft spoken lady was also conferred the Tokoh Guru Daerah Hulu Langat 2016 and Tokoh Guru Negeri Selangor 2018. So, we asked her 10 very important questions to get to know her better. Here we go…1. How long have you …

Yayasan AMIR (YA) and LeapEd had successfully organised Virtual Roundtable Sessions with the theme “Transformation: Challenges & Possibilities” in April and May with various topics focusing on the Senior Leadership Teams (SLTs), Teachers, Parents & Community and Students. Our inaugural session on 21 April 2021 featured our SLTs from Trust Schools with the topic ‘SLTs – Leaders of Transformation’, where …

Reflections from Sheila, our Orang Asli Specialist in Tapah.A father walks into the office with a form for the Penolong Kanan Hal Ehwal Murid (PK HEM). As he reaches across, we notice the most intricately woven bracelets adorning his wrists. The PK HEM tells me that he is a famous master weaver, recently returned from an art exhibition on Indigenous …

When a student is not at school, the parents take on an important role of an educator, to help and nurture their children. The Senior Leadership Team from Sek Keb Bandar Sunway believes that the key lies in working together and getting parents involved in their children’s education and well-being. Check out this webinar by the Senior Leadership Team of …

Working with different people from different parts of the world presents an amazing opportunity to understand and share knowledge and experience. In every industry, globalisation has brought people together to make things simpler and better, for the good of a society. It’s so important to have authentic and enriching encounters with educators from around the world to flourish, thrive and …

IDEAL, an internal Knowledge Sharing platform, organised monthly for LeapEdians to learn, share and apply our knowledge and skills with our peers. Some of the sessions we’ve had in the past were work related to help each of us to be better at what we do. Some were just for us to gather over a cup of coffee to chat …

In 2019, the Ministry of Education has registered 162,018 SEN students in the Inclusive Education Programme (IEP) which consists of students in preschool, primary and secondary schools. This is a challenge for many educators as these students need special care and not everyone is equipped with the right knowledge and skills to educate these students. However, the SEN Educators of …

The pandemic has created huge educational challenges globally. With many countries still in lockdown, the future seems bleak and uncertain for many children. What is the impact on our children’s future? Will Education Ministries globally just rely on digital technology and remote learning? Based on the UNESCO-UNICEF-World Bank Survey, an estimated 463 million students around the globe remain cut off …

There are at least 5.7 million children with Facebook, Instagram, and Snapchat accounts. More than 200,000 of them go online for the first time every day. Do you know that the age limit for a child to have a social media account is 13 years old? Do you know that Malaysia ranked 2nd in Asia for cyberbullying? How do I as …

Home learning is stressful for everyone – parent, teacher and child. The closure of school buildings and the confinement of children to the house, with busy parents and siblings also trying to work, has created incredible levels of anxiety and stress inside the home. Nobody has chosen this situation, and everyone is trying their best to ensure the best outcomes …