The education system in Malaysia leaves a lot to be desired. That is blindingly obvious. Unless you are part of the feudal-supremacist-political intellectual prostitution ring that currently administers the nation
The question is now how do we address the problems plaguing our universities and schools.
Or is it something that will remain with us for years upon years without any end in sight?
Perhaps our political warlords are not in the least bothered about this issue. Universities churning out unemployable, half-baked graduates. Talented and visionary lecturers being sidelined, hard-pressed and eventually some departed to far distant shores.
Has the collective Malaysian consciousness suffered from a pitch-black blindness? Or is the sense of despair over things has led us to a stark resignation that there is nothing more that anyone can do?
The question is now how do we address the problems plaguing our universities and schools.
Or is it something that will remain with us for years upon years without any end in sight?
Perhaps our political warlords are not in the least bothered about this issue. Universities churning out unemployable, half-baked graduates. Talented and visionary lecturers being sidelined, hard-pressed and eventually some departed to far distant shores.
Has the collective Malaysian consciousness suffered from a pitch-black blindness? Or is the sense of despair over things has led us to a stark resignation that there is nothing more that anyone can do?
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