EDUCATION FROM INDEPENDENCE TO 1970

What does educational dualism mean?

• Education that has two different systems in one country

• Education that focuses only on secular aspects

• Education that combines religion and arts

• Education for both adults and children

What is the role of parents in addressing challenges in educational dualism?

• Ignoring education issues

• Supporting the integration of both types of education

• Choosing only religious education for their children

• Not being involved in their children’s education

Which of the following is a primary focus of religious education?

• Developing scientific skills for global industries

• Fostering moral and spiritual growth based on faith

• Emphasizing individual success and career development

• Promoting open-mindedness and empirical reasoning

How does secular education typically approach knowledge and truth?

• Through religious texts and spiritual guidance

• By promoting strict adherence to moral codes

• Using empirical evidence, reason, and scientific methods

• With a focus on family and community traditions

In what year was the Razak Report created?

Among the purposes of the Razak report are the following except:

• Create more efficient and effective education management system

• Make English a national language

• Meet the needs of an independent country and develop an education system

• Strengthen the unity between the Malays, Chinese and Indians as national groups in Malaya.

The Razak report proposed making Malay and Mandarin compulsory subjects for all schools. True or false?

• TRUE

• FALSE

What are two streams in upper secondary education as mentioned in Cabinet Committee Report?

• curriculum and co-curriculum

• academic and vocational

• academic and non-academic

What is the minimum number of students required in a fully-aided school for it to offer religious lessons according to the Rahman Talib Report proposal?

• 12

• 14

• 15

The Cabinet Committee Report focuses into 3 basic skills, which are:

• Reading, writing, listening

• Reading, writing, arithmetic

• Reading, writing, speaking