With the growing demand for education opportunities each ethnicity developed their own vernacular schools and curriculums under the British divide and rule
Index Terms: Education Vernacular medium schools
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teaching especially within the context of teacher education and research) and vernacular pedagogical knowledge (which I define as.
But the problems involved in vernacular education are so many- deduced by means of natural logic
This standard form of a language is used by the educated classes of the community in formal speech and is taught in schools by means of grammars reading books
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16. "Primary schools" means the schools teaching up to the primary stage education through the medium of vernacular.
The most qualified community school teachers are grade 12 schools to provide a higher quality of education means providing technical support that.
Vernacular medium schools are schools where the medium of education is a local or native language The number of vernacular medium schools is decreasing day by
Yet all languages even the so-called primitive ones are capable of becoming media of school teaching; some perhaps merely as a bridge to a second language
THE HISTORY OF THE VERNACULAR IN EDUCATION I " FROM one point of view the significance of the development of modern education can best be estimated by
All primary vernacular schools became national schools to use one single standardised system with bilingual languages i e Malay and English; secondary
However recent experience in many places proves that an equal or better command of the second language can be imparted if the school begins with the mother
The emphasis on vernacular education emerged in 1840's when the General Committee of Public Instruction (GCPI) at Calcutta began to review its policy of
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For instance in Tonga where Tongan is used as the medium of instruction throughout the six years of primary education and is taught as a subject in secondary
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