Reforms toward integrated education: The Malaysian Context

choose the importance of philosophy in curriculum

• to create framework for the school

• to determine the methods and materials used

• to identify the suitable location to build the school

• to clarify the education goals and content for teaching and learning

define dualism in education

• the integration of secular and religious education

• the combination of secular and religious education

• the exploration of secular and religious education

• the separation of secular and religious education

state the characteristics of education during the entrance of Islam to Malay Archipelago in 1414AD

• only for royal family

• formal education

• basic Islamic teaching

• dualism

Islam became a formal religion of the Kingdom in 1459 - 1477

• True

• False

During the beginning of Western colonization

• the growth of Malay civilization is rapid

• the spread of Islamic religion is easy

• the spread of Christianity is facilitated

• Malay tradition and culture were easily practiced

The secular and religious education were introduced

• after independence

• early Western colonization

• during Imperialism period

• in 1414D

In Education Ordinance 1957, religious education were very independent and did not get any financial support from MOE

• true

• false

According to recommendations from the First World Conference on Muslim Education in 1977, knowledge needed to be

• focus on modern secular education only

• according to Allah's will as servant and Khalifah

• propagate in the spirit of Tawhid

• integrate between Islamic education and modern science

KBSR was introduced in 1979 and Islamic subjects were made obligatory. The Islamic education emphasized on

• Al-Quran

• Islamic morality

• basic religious faith

• Sharia

In the National Education Philosophy NEP 1996, it aimed to put on going effort towards future development of the potential individuals in ________ and _________ manner.

• atomistic, integrated

• holistic, integrated

• holistic, segregated

• atomistic, segregated