The Daily Digest: Do We Still Need UPSR?

Elmarie Potgieter, Managing Director, RITE Education

07-Aug-19 14:30

The Daily Digest: Do We Still Need UPSR?

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The National Union of the Teaching Profession (NUTP) is calling for the abolishment of UPSR but there’s still conflicting views on this issue, especially among parents. We discuss how this could impact the learning experience in primary education.

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Presented by: Lim Sue Ann, Kelly Anissa, Sharmilla Ganesan

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Categories: Education, Politics, Law and Legal Matters, Personal Development, Social Issues

Tags: Bigger Picture, Daily Digest, UPSR, primary school, standard six, standard 6, exams, exam, assessment, children,

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