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How Orang Asal Teachers Developed The Bahasa Ibunda Syllabus

Dinah, Project Trainer & Teacher, Empowered2Teach | Sarah Teo, General Manager, SUKA Society

07-Aug-24 18:00

How Orang Asal Teachers Developed The Bahasa Ibunda Syllabus

Here’s a Good Thing you need to know: SUKA Society is launching their Bahasa Ibunda Syllabus project, which has been developed by Orang Asal community teachers and will be used to teach children content and knowledge relevant to their unique culture and heritage, as part of the Empowered2Teach programme. We find out more from: Dinah, she’s a teacher and project trainer with Empowered2Teach and Sarah Teo, general manager of SUKA Society. 

Produced by: Lim Sue Ann

Presented by: Lim Sue Ann


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Categories:  education,  History/Heritage

Tags:  bahasa ibunda,  orang asal,  language, 


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