Single Point of Data Entry
Apa itu Single Point of Data Entry (SPDE)? Cikgu ni selalu kena isi data sama banyak kali, dekat sistem lain-lain? Form A, lepas tu form B, lepas tu spreadsheet pula. Memang penat. Itu lah idea Single Point of Data Entry…
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Pakaian Sekolah
Kecoh hari ni pasal pakaian sekolah, sebagai pegawai teknikal yang menjaga pertandingan yang di dalamnya di nyatakan bahawa peserta perlu memakai pakaian rasmi sekolah, saya banyak berhadapan dengan aduan berkaitan pakaian. Ada kalangan peserta yang memakai pakaian sekolah yang meragukan.…
Anekdot Waktu
Jawatan besar pertama saya adalah sebagai SU Jadual Waktu. Waktu tu saya menuntut ilmu dari Cikgu Rosman mantan SU. Dia tunjukkan evolusi jadual waktu dari penggunaan buku tulis untuk menyusun jadual kepada menggunakan sistem kad dan akhirnya menggunakan aplikasi DOS…
PBD: Skill vs Content
When we talk about Pentaksiran Bilik Darjah (PBD), it is clear that not all subjects benefit in the same way. When PBD was first introduced, its focus was almost entirely on formative assessment: observing, guiding, and giving feedback during the…
Why Teachers Should “Apply to Stay”
The podcast "Game of Impossible" emphasizes the importance of regularly applying for new jobs to assess market value, applicable even for teachers. This process encourages skill improvement and innovation in teaching. By embracing opportunities, staying humble after setbacks, and engaging in professional growth cycles, educators can enhance their craft and benefit their students.
Tech or No-Tech: Balancing Data and Intuition in Education
Recently, I revisited two fascinating films, ‘Moneyball’ and ‘Trouble with the Curve,’ released just a year apart. Their contrasting views on the role of technology and human judgment in decision-making got me thinking about similar dynamics in educational technology. ‘Moneyball,’…
The Lazy Solution : Efficient Problem Solving
In the field of education, there’s a compelling need for solutions that not only address challenges but also simplify processes. Bill Gates encapsulated this concept brilliantly: “I choose a lazy person to do a hard job. Because a lazy person…
The Dilbert vs. Peter Principle: A Quick Dive
In the realm of organizational behavior, two humorous yet insightful principles stand out: The Dilbert Principle and The Peter Principle. Both offer unique takes on the dynamics of corporate hierarchies, but how do they differ? The Peter Principle, coined by…
Do, Don’t, Overdo: The Fine Line Between Success and Overkill
In the realm of personal and professional endeavors, there’s a delicate balance between doing, not doing, and overdoing. Many of us are familiar with the first two, but it’s the third that often trips us up. Overdoing can be just…
The End Is Nigh?
A lot of people have intuited that in the future we will be forced to live indoors, it spawned generations of preppers. The reason for it have all seemed to be along the lines of war, man made catastrophes. Some…