Tag: English

Real English proficiency is not just about exams. It is about expression. About having the courage to speak, the willingness to make mistakes, and the determination to improve.

In China, I saw a different philosophy in practice. Despite English not being widely used in their daily lives, students were consistently encouraged to speak. They were not waiting to be perfect before participating. Teachers there emphasized the importance of interaction and self-expression, welcoming flawed attempts as part of the learning process. There was space to make mistakes, and more importantly, space to grow from them.

Speaking skills, spontaneous communication, and peer-to-peer interaction often receive less emphasis. As a result, students may write well but hesitate to speak, fearing embarrassment or judgment. Now, English learning is no longer bound by chalk and talk. Why? Digital platforms are changing the game.

Speak with the confidence that your words have value, even if they aren’t perfect.

Ministers and Deputy Ministers must be careful when answering the questions from the Senators to avoid being reprimanded by the President of Dewan Negara, Tan Sri Dr. Rais Yatim

Kuala Lumpur is akin to London as many of its street names and buildings are in English, said Datuk Seri Mohamed Nazri Aziz (BN-Padang Rengas)

Deputy Minister of Human Resources, Datuk Awang Hashim, defended his action of schooling a journalist who asked questions in English

In conjunction with Teacher’s Day, I’d like to share a story of how one teacher made an impact on my life. For the last 40...