Public Schools Play a Key Role

Response on-Public schools play a key role Public schools is also refer to primary or secondary schools mandated for or offered to all children without charge, funded in whole or in part by taxation. It may also refer to public institutions of post-secondary education funded and overseen by the government from around the world. In Malaysia however it is also the most important steps of education for majority of the students in Malaysia. It is the genesis for most of the knowledge, experience, education obtained by the students. Which is why it plays a key role in student development. For that itself to happen the public schools must retain the key traits that makes a public school such a nice place to learn for the students. And here are some of the reasons why? Firstly, the subjects available for the students must be limited in both the primary and secondary school. Which is five for the primary school for example: English, Malay, Science ,Geography & Mathematics. Whereas in secondary school subjects from primary schools must be carried on to secondary schools including the extra two subjects that must be emphasized which is History and Living Skills. All those subjects will allow the students to chase after their preferred occupation in the near future and become the next leader for tomorrow. Secondly, teachers also plays a important role in public schools because without them the students will have no source of knowledge to learn and absorb. The teachers themselves must be specialists in their perspective subjects and not be asked to multitask because if the teacher doesn’t know his/her subject well they can’t give a proper explanation to the students for them understand their teaching so that they can understand the students well and manage according to how the students react and make the class a whole lot interesting for the students to enjoy the class rather than be bored of when a teacher reads out of the book directly to get the best