Sila klik di sini untuk menyemak keputusan peperiksaan ulangan komponen PTK gred DGA34, DG44, DG48,DG52 dan DG54.Tuesday, March 17, 2009
Thursday, February 26, 2009
I think the teachers are getting mad not because of teaching mathematics and science subjects in English but discipline problem arise in school, administrator work, diagnostic test and program 'WAJA' not forgetting to collect insurance fees in January before collecting additional fees and PIBG in the middle of the year.
Refer to: thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2009/2/26/nation/3352480&sec=nation
Teachers going mad teaching subjects in English
TAIPING: Some Malay teachers in Bagan Serai are “going mad” as they cannot handle teaching Mathematics and Science subjects in English, claimed a state assemblyman .
Dr Khalil Idham Lim Abdullah (Titi Serong) said the teachers themselves had to take English classes to improve their command of English.
While they are still grappling with the language, they are required to teach their students as well, said Khalil, who was chairman of the Perak Backbenchers Club in the former Pakatan Rakyat-led state government.
“The teachers themselves have a poor command of English. How do we expect them to teach their students?” he asked in his speech after a briefing on the subject at the state PAS headquarters in Jalan Air Kuning on Tuesday.
Some teachers, he said, “have simply gone crazy” because of this, likening the matter to the blind leading the blind. He claimed the minimum passing mark for both subjects were lowered to ensure that only a rosy picture was painted of the move.
Earlier, the gathering was told by Malaysian Translators Association president Associate Prof Abdullah Hassan that a big gathering is scheduled to be held in front of Istana Negara at 2pm on March 7 to protest against the teaching of Mathematics and Science in English.
Prof Abdullah said the argument that the usage of English would provide better job opportunities could only hold water if there were plenty of job openings.
Friday, February 13, 2009
PIC: www.airasia.com/site/my/en/page.jsp?reference=pickaseatWhich do you prefer? Hot Peri-Peri or Mild? Air Asia again introducing another marketing strategy to fight the economy downturn where less people travel due to retrenchment and higher cost of living. Some assume traveling as a luxury kind of stuff where Air Asia created a phenomenon where everyone can fly. To be competitive in the airline industry, Air Asia came up with an idea where customer do not need to grab seats but to fork out RM10 for two way flight. For those aiming gold please allocate another extra RM40.
Source: thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2009/2/13/nation/3259190&sec=nation
KUALA LUMPUR: From Tuesday, AirAsia passengers need not rush to get a seat.
The airline has introduced its “Pick A Seat” service for all flights where every passenger would automatically be assigned a seat number when they make a booking.
For those who want a specific seat, they can either purchase a “hot seat” for RM25 one way or a “standard seat” for RM5.
They have the option of choosing a window or aisle seat or anywhere else.
The hot seats are those in the first five front rows and the two rows at the emergency exit. A hot seat comes automatically with express boarding facility.
The standard seat allows passengers to choose the other seats.
The Xpress boarding facility as a standalone service will be scrapped from Tuesday. Those who have already booked or paid through this facility will be given a hot seat. Those who do not like the seat assigned to them can change them.
“Passengers now have a choice on whether they want to sit by the aisle, window or anywhere else,” AirAsia group chief executive officer Datuk Seri Tony Fernandes said at the launch of the service yesterday.
“The days of running to the plane or pretending to be a rugby player while trying to grab a seat are over.”
He said passengers had always wanted seating options as practised by long-haul services on AirAsia X flights.
“The response has been good so far with 7,000 choice of seats booked in five days.
The service was opened for sale from Feb 5.
On the 500,000 free tickets promotion, Fernandes said the response was “fantastic” with a record 279,000 seats sold in one day despite the economic downturn.
“We will not be cutting down on our plans. We believe we have the product that people want which can bring in more tourists,” he said.
He added that the new LCCT departure terminal would be ready by March 15.
For more information, log on to http://www.airasia.com/.
Tuesday, February 10, 2009

PIC: www.honda.net.my/models/civicHybrid_price_list.cfm
New Honda Civic Hybrid selling for RM126,124.80. For Honda Civics’ enthusiasm, do not miss this opportunity.
PIC: virtualgs.larwe.com/Virtual_GS/Lim_Ding_Wen.html Lim Ding Wen age 9 is probably the world youngest Apple IIGS programmer. He is a Malaysian currently living in Singapore. He created Doodle Kids for iPhone.
Monday, February 09, 2009
The Bukit Gantang Member of Parliament from PAS, Roslan Shaharum, died of a heart attack on this morning. This means the 3rd by-election after Kuala Terengganu and Permatang Pauh going to show the mandate of the people in Perak which party they would like to run the Perak government. This coming by-election is going to big and explosive.Friday, January 30, 2009
Sunday, January 18, 2009
PIC: chunwai08.blogspot.comAlmost all the Barisan top leaders came down Kuala Terengganu for the campaign of the recent by-election however it is a waste of the effort. Even the prime minister and the deputy prime minister can do nothing about the votes. I think Pakatan Rakyat's becoming stronger and stronger. It indicates that the current government should change their policies or other ways to pull back the rakyat's heart. Most out-station voters unable to vote because some might be working for the replacement of Chinese New Year celebration.














