Malaysia Education Is Losing To Vietnam. Here's Why

Is Malaysia Education losing to Vietnam? We'll find out why in this video and how we could improve to ensure our kids have a better future. Let me know what you think!
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[@lingth]

In a country that favors BUMIPUTRA in Education slots.. not surprising

[@TrungNguyen-xk5rx]

Vietnamese here. Believe me. Education in Malaysia is wayyyyy better than Vn. Score doesn’t tell you the full story. I lived in MY for few yrs and know lots of vnese having kids studying in Malaysia

[@bloomingblossom5269]

Reminds me of my former math teacher. She's a very very competent teacher and loves teaching; even a bad student like me managed to get 'okay' rank despite getting F continuously the previous year. Yet there's one problem… because she's very competent she got assigned more task not related to teaching like going to courses etc. so much that we only saw her two days in a week. She make up for her absence by teaching her classes for half a day session during weekends which she also didn't force any students to attend because the fault is with her and not her students.

[@charlieyang2613]

Education policies in Malaysia is a political tool/football used to create the idea of helping the underprivileged but In reality is used to keep the elites in power.

[@jeraldongyisheng3712]

The problem isn't that we DONT WANT stem subjects , it's that the SCHOOLS limit only to a few classes for stem . Alot of my friends wanted to enter science stream but got placed in commerce stream instead due to overdemand

[@masdemon1]

Sadly , not losing....it is lost. If Malaysia continues insists on using certain language, which does not help in the global requirements....coupled with their lack off global competition in studies both within the country (based it on pure merit, regardless of race) and regional & international ranking.....when these Uni students are shielded from competition, they do not know real market needs or culture. Don't pay lip service, it need complete overhaul.

[@mindislife2.084]

Malaysian education system is not about excellence or meritocracy, its always about (1) racial quotas and (2)making it simpler so that more students get more A's so that ministers can pat themselves on the back. If your priority is racial quotas, the teachers can only teach as fast as the slowest student can comprehend. A class is not A class anymore. It's A,B,C class.

[@howrandy]

well,.. malaysia only want to lower the grading system to accommodate weak students,.. i heard nowadays 60 of 100 can get A liao,.. F below 30,.. some more want to abolish SRJK when their performance is better than SRK,...and majority prefer agama school and agama course than STEM,..

[@goldensus7778]

This is something that people already expected will happen from a few decades ago. An education with lack of critical and creative thinking will not cultivate a talent

[@ukbulldog2024]

Education in Malaysia is based on the needs of Chinese, Indians and of course Malays. The Government is in a Dilemma. Susah Mei. Lets go Digital, Smart Learning and go meritocracy. No need for Poor Teachers to deliver education and let the Internet do the same. The tuition industry is booming

[@rachelwan90]

Coming from an intense Chinese primary school and onward to a National secondary school, the drop in quality of teachers is pretty evident. But I enjoyed the more relaxed atmosphere in secondary.

[@anirsyafiq]

Me as a teacher

[@vimalrajkr]

Peter I understand your concerns over our education system. While I agree our education system need serious reforms, I think you need to get some of your facts corrected. I think you misunderstood cascade-oriented professional development. As a former Malaysian teacher trainee I particular took offence to how loosely you use the term “teacher training”. What the paper and yourself were referring to is Professional Development not teacher training. That is a wholly a separate matter. Malaysia still invest a lot in teacher training but these institutions have suffered from underinvestment as well as not attracting the best talent for the industry.

[@soonpohtay4794]

Vietnam is a confucianist country.

[@MrOklah123]

In the developed countries, teachers often come from top academic background. Compare that to Malaysia where top students pursue other options, working overseas and not coming back

[@masterenglish2597]

Another thing is manipulation, some educators in an attempt to protect school reputation, leak questions or provide model essays for kids to score an A. It was only a year ago a mother spoke to teacher for his kids only scored 10 marks for BM. In the coming uasa, he scored and A

[@shereenichang2592]

Thanks for making the video content like this as I also in a miserable stage to make a choice in between national secondary vs igcSe. Too much doubt not only on the U-turn factor; another concern also I was informed that some schools tends to only focus on good grades student. The average and ordinary grades students tend to get neglected which it shouldn't be like that.

[@nightsage217]

We suffer in IQ test ranking as well, because conventionally our education does not emphasise reading proficiency, critical thinking and problem solving; it's all memorization practice and speed answering that take us to straight A's. When the government tries to explore what we lack of, they actually pile up the material instead of rehauling the teaching system as a whole. What you have is materials push to earlier timeline. (i.e: Science chapter in standard 6 has now belonged to standard 4, or form 5 's chemistry is now form 4). In addition to abolishment of UPSR and Covid Study deficiency, teachers give up. There is no longer a reliable standard as goal post, There is a bureaucratic check list, teachers are actually more administrators than teachers. Also, double coexisting language medium does not help teachers at all.

[@jensentan5375]

fully agree with all the purposed idea. Hope the PM can see your video and implement it.

[@ne0nflash]

Very good research, more of these..