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CHAPTER 1 CONTExT AND
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TION Our education system has been
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Delivering the shifts in achievemen
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CHAPTER 5 TEACHERS AND SCHOOL LEADE
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CHAPTER 4 CURRICUlUM AND ASSESSMENT
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What practices really make a differ
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PPDs will be able to use the NKRA p
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The Ministry is at the starting poi
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5-1 5. Teachers and school leaders
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5-3 There also appears to be differ
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5-5 example, in the KPLI, approxima
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5-7 average hours reported to be as
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5-9 The Roadmap: Transforming the t
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5-11 for more information on the ch
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5-13 in their length of service (su
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5-15 EXHIBIT 5-18 Perception of pri
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5-17 Enhancing career progression T
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CHAPTER 6 Ministry
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The Ministry assumes several differ
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EXHIBIT 6-5 Current and future role
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These changes will be supported by
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esourCe ProduCTiviTy The Ministry w
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EXHIBIT 6-10 Targeted Cost Categori
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sChool iNfrAsTruCTure The Ministry
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of multiple databases, which need t
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literate but also to support future
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5. overcrowding Perception: Double-
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Wave 1 (2013 to 2015): enhancing th
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international research and best pra
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7-1 7. System structure The Malaysi
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7-3 Malaysia has achieved notable s
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7-5 performing education systems. T
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7-7 education PathWays The Ministry
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7-9 Vocational transformation Plan
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7-11 Private education options in m
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7-15 enhanceMent of unity in school
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7-23 Linking financial aid to outco
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CHAPTER 8 Delivering
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▪ Rapid: The expectations of pare
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2. Enhancing Ministry and school le
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Wave 1 (2013 to 2015): turn around
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and IOM students by investing addit
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management system that sets high ex
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The changes laid out in the entiret
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CS Cluster School. A school of exce
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KwAPM Kumpulan Wang Amanah Pelajar
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PPd Pejabat Pendidikan Daerah or Di
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Trust school Public schools that ar
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The most important challenges facin
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education development Plan (2001-20
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▪ Datuk Dr. Haili Dolhan, Rector,
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» National student survey: to unde
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▪ Dr. Mehander Singh Nahar Singh,
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aspirations Subtopic Example topic
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Focus Area Enhancements and Initiat