Education Stakeholders Warn of Quality Compromise in Rushed Curriculum Implementation

Education stakeholders have raised concerns over the Federal Government's rushed implementation of the new national curriculum, fearing it could compromise the quality of learning in schools. At a virtual meeting organized by Concerned Parents Educators Network, stakeholders highlighted the importance of proper planning, infrastructure, and consultation in rolling out the curriculum effectively.

The lack of stakeholder involvement and sudden announcement by the government have sparked doubts about the successful implementation of the new curriculum. Stakeholders emphasized the need for inclusive decision-making processes involving private school associations, parents, teachers, and children to ensure the quality of education is not compromised.