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As the second largest town in Muallim district after Tanjong Malim, you may be surprised of what this small town can offers that understandably the epicenter of agricultural activities in Muallim.
Similar to the fate of Trolak, Slim River existence is shadowed by the developed town, Tanjong Malim. Don't get me wrong. I just want to highlight the particular segments of Slim River that worthy to be explored and revamped. I was born in Tanjong Malim before settled in Slim River and Kampung Kubu was the remaining memories of my childhood experience.
As much as I love Tanjong Malim with its infrastructures and amenities, let's don't forget the other small towns in Muallim that require much attention in order to address the people needs especially the necessary public infrastructures. For instance a decent and proper public library. I have wrote about the plight of poor Slim River's public library condition in my previous article.
Apart from retail and agriculture, tourism also a key sector for economic development and job creation in Slim River. Tourism was the third largest contributor to Malaysia in 2016. Sungai BIL, YDP Lake, Risda Eco Park, White Water Rafting, just to name few are the main attraction that can boost the well being of the locals. By leveraging the online presence and digital marketing, we can definitely attract more tourists.
Not to mention the emerging young entrepreneurs with great potential such as Dato' Kassim Yaacob, Dr. Hanafi Yahya and Dato' Mohammad Fadil Kamaruddin that have changed the business landscape by providing more jobs to the locals. Entrepreneurs are the catalyst to transform the locals economy for the better.
The beautiful Slim River landscape and terrain are our important equity. This potential need to be harnessed by applying hospitality mindset and preserving the nature.
Penyediaan hadiah dan hamper oleh kakitangan untuk Hari Terbuka pada 13 (Slim River) dan 14 Januari (Felda Gunung Besout 02) 2018
Jangan lupa datang untuk memeriahkan majlis
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*Assalamualaikum dan Salam Sejahtera*
Kami dengan rendah diri menjemput warga Slim River untuk hadir ke
Hari Terbuka Pendaftaran Pusat Tuisyen Dinamik Pemikir pada 7 Januari 2017, Jam 9 Pagi hingga 5.00 Petang
Ada banyak aktiviti yang akan diadakan, antaranya:
++Sesi Pendaftaran Pelajar tahap UPSR, PT3, SPM dan
STPM
++Pertandingan Teka Silang Kata
++Pertandingan Jinga
++Tayangan Video Movie
++Pertandingan “Taboo Card”
++Dan banyak lagi
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Permit Mengajar Guru Tuisyen
Sukacita dimaklumkan, Pusat Tuisyen Dinamik Pemikir telah berjaya mendapatkan permit mengajar bagi guru tuisyen daripada Jabatan Pelajaran Negeri
Perak.
Permit
Mengajar adalah syarat wajib yang dikenakan kepada mana-mana Pusat Tuisyen berdaftar selaras dengan Fasal 114: Pengeluaran Permit Mengajar, Akta Pendidikan 1996 (Akta
550).
Laporan Jamuan Terbuka Raya
By Fazni, Kerani Pentadbiran, Pusat Tuisyen Dinamik Pemikir. 24 July 2016
Pada 16 Julai 2016, Pusat Tuisyen Dinamik Pemikir telah mengadakan jamuan rumah terbuka sempena sambutan Hari Raya Aidilfitri. Majlis bacaan doa selamat dan tahlil turut disertakan .
Tujuan jamuan ini diadakan adalah supaya mengenali lebih rapat antara pelajar/ibu bapa dengan pihak pengurusan serta mengeratkan hubungan silaturrahim sesama insan. Ianya juga bertujuan bagi memperkenalkan Pusat Tuisyen kepada orang ramai di sekitar pekan Slim River.
Aturcara majlis bermula pada jam 4.00 petang iaitu dimulakan dengan majlis bacaan tahlil dan doa selamat yang diketuai oleh Pengerusi Pusat Tuisyen. Selepas selesai majlis bacaan tahlil dan doa selamat para tetamu yang hadir dijemput untuk menjamah hidangan yang telah disediakan.
Antara hidangan yang disediakan adalah laksa, ayam goreng berempah, nasi impit dan kuah kacang, buah-buahan serta kuih-muih. Anggaran tetamu yang hadir adalah seramai 30 orang.
Jamuan berakhir pada jam 7.00 malam setelah semua tetamu pulang.
Laporan Aktiviti Kursus Digital Marketing
By Pusat Tuisyen Dinamik Pemikir. 10 July 2016
Pada 5 Jun 2016, Pusat Tuisyen Dinamik Pemikir dengan kerjasama wakil daripada Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation (MDEC) telah menganjurkan kursus Digital Marketing. Kursus ini disertai oleh 19 orang peserta. Tujuan kursus ini adalah bagi memberikan pendedahan awal tentang konsep pemasaran secara digital kepada usahawan kecil di sekitar daerah Mualim, Perak.
Aturcara majlis bermula pada jam 9.00 pagi iaitu dimulakan dengan pendaftaran pelajar oleh pihak MDEC. Isi kandungan kursus adalah SEO (Search Engine Optimization), WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagram, Canva dan Website.
SEO adalah kaedah bagi menaikkan taraf/ranking website pada kedudukan yang paling atas dalam enjin carian Google. Untuk membina website, MDEC mencadangkan menggunakan www.weebly.com yang mudah dan tidak memerlukan pengetahuan dalam bahasa pengaturcaraan. Google Trends, aplikasi dalam Google hendaklah digunapakai bagi mencari perkataan/keyword yang digunakan oleh orang ramai dalam enjin carian. Untuk pemasaran berbayar, peserta disyorkan menggunakan adwords.google.com
Bagi pemasaran menggunakan Facebook, peserta disarankan agar menggunakan produk terdekat tanpa mengeluarkan modal yang besar dan mulakan bisnes yang mudah untuk dilaksanakan. Kaedah popular adalah Dropship dan Consignment. Peserta diajar bagaimana untuk membuka Page dalam Facebook untuk tujuan komersial.
Peserta kemudiannya diajar tentang bagaimana untuk buat akaun Instagram dan konsep asas Instagram iaitu pemasaran berasaskan gambar. Gambar perlu disokong oleh tiga (3) faktor iaitu latar belakang, pencahayaan dan komposisi gambar. Terdapat tiga (3) komponen utama dalam pemasaran Instagram iaitu Filter, Hashtag dan Following serta peserta diajar dengan jelas semasa dalam sesi kursus.
Kemudiannya, peserta diajar bagaimana untuk mendaftarkan perniagaan melalui website www.orang-e.com.my secara percuma. Website diwujudkan bagi memudahkan pemasaran produk bisnes peserta secara atas talian tanpa perlu membuat website sendiri. Atas faktor masa yang suntuk, pihak penceramah tidak dapat meneruskan ceramah bagi tajuk Canva dan Website.
Sesi kursus diakhiri dengan sesi pemberian cenderamata dan sesi bergambar beramai-ramai antara peserta dan penceramah. Sesi kursus ditamatkan pada jam 4.30 Petang. Pusat tuisyen mengucapkan ribuan terima kasih kepada penganjur iaitu pihak MDEC dan peserta yang sudi hadir untuk menimba ilmu.
Disediakan oleh,
AZMIR
Pengerusi
Pusat Tuisyen Dinamik Pemikir
The Beauty in Tutoring Services
By Azmir, Chairman of Pusat Tuisyen Dinamik Pemikir. 29 May 2016
In March 2016, I co-founded the Pusat Tuisyen Dinamik Pemikir, a small tutoring centre dedicated for students in Slim River's demographic. Since its inception, I tend to reflecting and reasoning the objectives of venturing into tutoring business. After nearly seven years of working as an engineer in a private, and government sectors, I started to grow tired and resulting to burn out. At that time, I am thinking about my plan to contribute to my hometown and get paid for that. I am so excited when the opportunity emerged at the right time and accompanied by a mentor in tutoring industry.
Nowadays, I am even more compelled by the intricacies that lie behind the tutoring services. And I even find myself drawn to alternatives of tutoring opportunities every day by just about any subjects.
In a nutshell, education helps us forge ahead to meet challenge that awaits us in the coming years. As Nelson Mandela said it in famous quotes, "Education is the most powerful weapon we can use to change the world". Tutoring has become the norm today. The proliferation of tutoring can be attributed to the crucial belief that only by education, one can secure a brighter future.
From a broad perspective, tutors must be an expert in a particular field and capable to aid children/students by simplifying the knowledge concepts. Tutors stands as the company's vital assets. They can make-or-break the tutoring services. Making a difference for student's performances actually transcends many levels. Creativity and dedication is the catalyst for tutors to outshine others in their respective position.
Perhaps my sense of beauty is the sense of fulfillment when my students excel in their studies and reaching up their dreams.
English not only language of science
PROF DATUK IR DR WAN RAMLI WAN DAUD
President, Former Founder Director & Principal Research Fellow
Fuel Cell Institute, UKM
Prof of Chemical Engineering, UKM
SINCE my name was mentioned in the letter “A common medium” (The Star, Feb 18) by Datin Noor Azimah on the Dual Language Programme (DLP), I would like to respond to some of the issues raised by her on why we should continue the DLP.
First of all, I beg to differ with Noor Azimah’s notion that English is the only language of science. All her arguments about the dominance of English in scientific communications merely show that English has become the de facto communication language of science but not the only language in which established science could be taught and new science could be discovered.
Major scientific discoveries of the 20th century such as the Relativity Theory of Einstein that has enhanced our understanding of the huge expanse of space in the universe and the Quantum Theory of Heisenberg and Bohr that let us understand properties of the very tiny nanoscale structures and of atoms, were discovered in German, the language of the discoverers and not in English.
Both theories underlie almost all subsequent scientific discoveries including the very recent discovery of gravitational waves by LIGO that vindicated Einstein’s Relativity.
According to the Princeton historian of science, Prof Michael Godin in his new book, Scientific Babel, English became the dominant language of scientific communication only recently, in the last 60 years, at the expense of the previous triumvirate of scientific communication languages, English, French and German.
The Anglicization of scientific communication started much earlier by the boycott of German scientists by Western European and American scientists who published in French and English in between the World Wars. German science was further decimated by the defeat in the Second World War and many German scientists were brought over to work for America and to use English in their work.
The dominance of the United Kingdom and American publishers in scientific publications after the War squeezed out French as a scientific communication language and literally forced the English language down the throat of the scientific community, who otherwise would have continued to publish in either German, French or English as was the practice before the War. As a world-ranked scientist at the top of my own field as attested by Thomson Reuters’ World’s Most Influential Scientific Minds 2016, and as a professor in chemical engineering for 36 years at Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM), I have taught many generations of Malaysian chemical engineers in Bahasa Melayu and have supervised successfully many MSc and PhD students, who used Bahasa Melayu in the practice of world class science in UKM’s labs and in the reporting of the scientific results in their thesis.
External examiners from other universities in Malaysia were amazed and surprised but enthusiastic that world class science could be done and reported in Bahasa Melayu very well. The students then rewrote their research results in English for publication in world renowned journals.
Hence, English does not contribute anything to the science but merely as translations or rewrites of it. Since the MSc and PhD students are among the brightest of the lot, they have no problem in communicating their scientific results in Bahasa Melayu or English at international conferences with confidence because their scientific works are world class.
Renowned scientists look for the science not the language in their presentations and papers because scientific talent is rare and far between whereas the language of communication can be easily learned on the job.
Their scientific education in Bahasa Melayu at UKM did not prevent many of my students from going on to become successful professional engineers in industry and excellent lecturers and world class scientists with many of them becoming professors and world leaders in their fields of research.
One of them in particular, Prof Dr Siti Kartom Kamarudin, a true blue alumnus of UKM who graduated from UKM with BEng, MSc and PhD all in Bahasa Melayu, is also sharing the same accolade with me as one of the World’s Most Influential Scientific Minds 2016.
The Malaysian PhD candidate at Glasgow University from the International Islamic University Malaysia, Hafizah Noor Isa who was involved in the seminal detection of gravitational waves recently, was taught science in Bahasa Melayu in primary and secondary school. Her Bahasa Melayu background does not impair her ability to do world class science at all.
I am sure this is also true for many science and mathematics teachers and professors all over the country, who have taught tens of thousands of students, science and mathematics in Bahasa Melayu before PPSMI, and whose students have become very successful in their chosen fields.
The fact that we have produced so many successful professors, engineers, medical doctors and scientists varying in age from 25 to 55 years old, who were taught science and mathematics in Bahasa Melayu before the PPSMI speaks volumes for itself. The logic that if only one is taught science and mathematics in English then one would be more successful in later life is a fallacy.
If this were to be true, then no Japanese, Korean and now Chinese technopreneurs would have succeeded as they apparently had with world-class brands without learning science and mathematics in English in their schools and universities.
Learning English through science and mathematics, I am sure every educator worth his salt agrees, is not the most appropriate way of learning a language. There is no evidence whatsoever that English proficiency is increased if English is used to teach science and mathematics.
On the other hand, there is abundant evidence to the contrary. The disastrous PISA and TIMMS results of 2012 where Malaysian students were behind other non-English speaking countries clearly demonstrated the failure of PPSMI because the Malaysian students who took the test were taught science and mathematics in English under the PPSMI.
Vietnamese students who were weaker in English fared a lot better than Malaysian students who were better in English. Why do we want to resurrect a programme that has clearly failed spectacularly? If the objective is to be proficient in English, then the right way to achieve it is to strengthen the teaching of the language by having better ways of teaching it in schools.
The Education Ministry should review the way English is taught and find ways and means to improve it, rather than rehashing the failed PPSMI in the guise of the DLP.
I think many people like Noor Azimah who wrote passionately about the DLP issue neglect to tell us or probably do not know the kind of science and mathematics learnt by our children in schools all over the world. Science and mathematics taught in schools are established scientific and mathematical knowledge that have been accepted by consensus of most scientists and mathematicians at that point of history. It should not be confused with new cutting-edge science and technology that a scientist and a professor like me has to deal with every day in my scientific work.
Established science and mathematics change very slowly because new scientific discoveries that would become established knowledge is rare and far between.
On the other hand, cutting-edge science changes rapidly as new theories are being postulated to explain newly discovered phenomena, which are accepted or discarded after undergoing rigorous scrutiny by the scientific community. There is no need for our children in schools to learn cutting-edge science because understanding it requires the scientific knowledge of a professor.
Not many people know that established science and mathematics have already been translated into Bahasa Melayu in numerous textbooks for primary and secondary schools as well as for universities published by Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka (DBP) and the premier universities, Universiti Malaya, UKM, Universiti Sains Malaysia,Universiti Teknologi Malaysia and Universiti Putra Malaysia over the past 40 years.
All scientific terms in all fields are already available at the Persuratan Melayu web page of the DBP. Our children can easily gain scientific knowledge by reading them.
Even fewer know that the discovery of new cutting-edge science and mathematics in Bahasa Melayu is growing at the international level over the last few years with the indexing of bi-lingual Bahasa Melayu-English scientific journals such as SainsMalaysiana by major international scientific journal indexing services such as the ISI and SCOPUS! Now scientists from all over the world can access cutting-edge scientific knowledge in Bahasa Melayu.
The whole idea of learning science and mathematics in the mother tongue is not only simply about language patriotism as has been alleged by Noor Azimah elsewhere. The central issue lies deeper than mere patriotism. It is more about being able to create new scientific knowledge from a deeper understanding of science and mathematics, which can only be achieved by learning it in the mother tongue.
I am sure we are all familiar with the history of how both the great Islamic and the European civilisations first translated and then independently created scientific and mathematical knowledge of their own in their own languages.
No country in the world that is ahead in science and technology ever teaches its children science and technology in a foreign language.
PELAPORAN PENTAKSIRAN SEKOLAH RENDAH (PPSR)
PPSR adalah maklumat tentang prestasi murid di akhir persekolahan rendah. PPSR mempunyai 4 komponen iaitu:
👉Pentaksiran Bilik Darjah
👉Pentaksiran Aktiviti Jasmani Sukan Dan Kokurikukum
👉Pentaksiran Psikometrik
👉UPSR
💥Maklumat Tambahan💥
UPSR : Ujian Pencapaian Sekolah Rendah adalah sebahagian Pelaporan Pentaksiran Sekolah Rendah (PPSR) yang melibatkan Pentaksiran Bilik Darjah (PBD).
PAJSK : Pentaksiran Aktiviti Jasmani Sukan dan Kokurikulum
PPsi : Pentaksiran Psikometerik.
Empat komponen pentaksiran ini sebenarnya telah bermula pada tahun 2016. Mulai tahun 2017, KPM mengambil pendekatan berbeza dalam melaporkan kejayaan murid yang telah melalui persekolahan peringkat rendah selama enam tahun.
Oleh demikian, PPSR melaporkan kejayaan murid sekolah rendah yang lebih menyeluruh dan bermakna, tidak lagi hanya berfokus kepada keputusan UPSR (akademik), malah KPM juga melaporkan secara formal tentang profil murid dari segi kecerdasan semulajadi dan aptitud, tahap penguasaan dalam mata pelajaran di sekolah, kecergasan, tahap kesihatan dan penglibatan murid dalam aktiviti luar bilik darjah melalui pentaksiran yang dinyatakan.
Ianya dilaporkan sedemikian kerana kerangka Pentaksiran Berasaskan Sekolah (PBS) yang bermula pada tahun 2011 di Tahun Satu kini berada di Tahun Enam pada tahun 2016. Aspek kejayaan murid diperlihatkan melalui laporan yang lebih menyeluruh dinamakan PPSR yang telah diperkemas dan diperkukuhkan pada tahun ini 2017 dan seterusnya.
SUMBER : Kementerian Pendidikan Malaysia (KPM)
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