SCHOOL BEGINS DESPITE MCO
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Issue 03/230121 www.inspiracomm.asia MONTHLY NEWSLETTER
EDITOR'S NOTE:
SCHOOL BEGINS DESPITE MCO
It was announced in mid-January that some states were to be under
Movement Control Order (MCO) and others under Conditional Movement
Control Order (CMCO).
For states under MCO, students will be learning via online learning except for
Form 5 students. Students sitting for public examinations were allowed back
to school to attend classes.
Schools located in states under CMCO can start school as usual. Let's continue
Happy New Year!
to make our schools covid proof similar to what we did last year by taking all
the proper measurements following SOP.
New year, new goals and new hope for the
best year ahead. I am sure many students,
parents and teachers are eager to start the
new academic year since schools were BRIEFING TO JABATAN
closed for many months last year.
PENDIDIKAN NEGERI SELANGOR
Many are also eager to find out if schools will
start as scheduled. Although the pandemic
is still around, but that’s not going to stop us
from pursuing our true purpose, which is to
provide quality education to the
underprivileged children.
In fact, we have been busy preparing
proposals and contacting our strategic
partners and schools to discuss moving
forward plans for this year. It is good to look
at year 2021 as an opportunity for the better.
Our company, inspiraComm, arranged for a briefing session at the end of December
And to do better to contribute and empower
2020 to Jabatan Pendidikan Negeri Selangor. The objective of the briefing was to
others the best way possible. Every
outline all our programmes and its impact. We also introduced our plans for 2021
challenges will surely create opportunities. with 12 schools located in Selangor Darul Ehsan.
As a social enterprise, we try to adapt to the It was an interesting and productive session as we received good feedback from the
current situation, work hard and hope for the representatives of 3 sectors - learning, student development and policy sectors from
best – to be able to reach out to more school the Jabatan Pendidikan Negeri Selangor. All our programmes are in partnership with
children this year with our enhanced holistic strategic partners namely, Kumpulan Perangsang Selangor, Majlis Bandaraya Petaling
educational programmes. Jaya (MBPJ), Prolintas and Maybank Heart Foundation.
Let’s be optimistic and work on our personal
We strongly hope that our schools can be covid-proof to ensure smooth learning for
the school children. We will try our best to find ways to continue our programmes for
growth to make our future brighter!
the underprivileged children.
Stay safe everyone.
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CerDik Programme
CerDik Programme instils life,
learning and literacy skills
Our modules are customised to meet the needs by including 21st century skills to
develop lifelong learners, who can make positive contributions to the society.
The programmes are conducted on a long term basis to encourage engagement. All our
modules complement the national curriculum and we work closely with the schools and
teachers to achieve the desired outcomes.
We practise a diverse learning styles to create excitement and curiosity, which ultimately, to
encourage students to enjoy learning and excel in their own way.
Lifelong Learning IT Programme 2021
For this year, Lifelong Learning IT (LIT) programme for 2021 will be
extended to two different modules targeting different age groups.
In partnership with Majlis Bandaraya Petaling Jaya (MBPJ), inspiraComm Sdn Bhd has worked closely with MBPJ
to deliver the Lifelong Learning IT (LIT) modules with the objective to enhance computer literacy amongst the
underprivileged children.
This year, MBPJ has decided to extend its programme to five schools, comprising of 3 primary and 2 secondary
schools, to reach out to more children. Hence, the modules will not include only sessions on how to use the
basic skills of Microsoft Power Point, Excel and Word applications but also to include a new module focusing on
educating the Form 4 students on how to repair computers. Part of this module will also include some
entrepreneurial topics to educate the children on how to earn an income to start a business by repairing
computers.
COMMUNICATION, INFORMATION, INCLUSION AND
PARTICIPATION
Learning & Development
EDUCATION CHALLENGES FACED TODAY
Lack of IT skills among teachers, lack of
concentration and low student
attendance are major concerns.
Research by University Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM) revealed that 70% to 80% of
teachers said it was difficult to get students to pay attention in the new teaching
mode.
Other complaints include lack of suitable devices to conduct home learning,
weaknesses in infrastructure and poor internet access. Results of the study
showed that attendance has dropped below 80% and many students have
difficulty focusing on lessons because of unfavourable conditions at home.
Students without WiFi or computers will receive instructions from teachers for
homework via WhatsApp.
There are suggestions to mobilise a team in every district and state education
office to act as one-stop centre to deal with issues related to online classes to
ensure smooth online learning can be conducted so that students in rural areas
are left out of online classes.
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