MALAYSIA
NEW EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM, KSSR, KSSM AND KSSR
During
the year of 2010, Malaysia Educational Minister, Datuk Muhyiddin announced and
introduced the new curriculum system KSSR into Primary School, the pioneer
batch of students under the transformational new scheme of education system are
primary one students from year of 2011.At the same time, KSSM as the
continuation of KSSR was introduced to Secondary school, the pioneer batch of
secondary students are the Form one students from year of 2012.
KSSR
and KSSM are the new curriculum scheme with more likely interpretation of our national
educational philosophy and literally contribute a better pragmatic
implementation to actualize educational goal, whereby it is a formulation in
needed to amend the weaknesses of KBSR and KBSM which is over exam-oriented and
teacher-centered curriculum scheme.
This
is the reason of why it is referred as a transformational educational system in
Malaysia. The principles of these two curriculums primordially intend to shift
from teacher-centered teaching to students-centered teaching and emphasis on
inquiry-based learning.
Under
the system, the public exam for primary school, UPSR and the PMR for secondary
school will be abolished. All the evaluation and assessment shift from
summative assessment to the formative assessment. KSSR and KSSM are conductive
curriculums to enhance the pragmatism of national educational philosophy which
pervasively exercise and practice in school. The scheme assessment of KSSR and
KSSM not restricted to individual curriculum performance only, whilst it is
embrace the significant of students’ involvement in physical activities as well
as the healthiness of psychology. Each student is evaluated and improved their
performance via criterion-based assessment with six bands, Band 1 (the lowest achievement)
to Band 6, (the highest achievement). Consequently, the new curriculum of KSSR and
KSSM demonstrates a blue print document to direct our national education in
achieving the principles and goals of our national educational philosophy.
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