Mr. Zahid Ibrahim·Sep 22Why Aren’t We Improving Despite Having So Many English Resources?In today’s highly connected landscape, Malaysian children have unprecedented access to English materials. From YouTube and online…
Mr. Zahid Ibrahim·Sep 22My Friend’s Child Plays Roblox a Lot — Should I Be Worried?With approximately 380 million active monthly users — an estimated 40% of whom are under the age of thirteen — Roblox has cemented itself…
Mr. Zahid Ibrahim·Jan 31The Basic Teaching Skill: Why Do We Overcomplicate It?Teaching is often described as both an art and a science. At its heart lies a set of basic skills: clear explanation, attentive listening…
Mr. Zahid Ibrahim·Jan 30Why Do Predatory Journals Exist?Predatory journals are academic publications that exploit the open-access publishing model for financial gain while failing to provide…
Mr. Zahid Ibrahim·Jan 30The Harmful Impact of Impostor Syndrome on Teachers in MalaysiaImpostor syndrome refers to the persistent belief that one’s achievements are undeserved and that one is intellectually or professionally…
Mr. Zahid Ibrahim·Jan 29Turnitin and the Rise of Overly Pedantic Writing in the Malaysian Education SystemTurnitin has become a dominant fixture in Malaysia’s education system, particularly in higher education and increasingly at the secondary…
Mr. Zahid Ibrahim·Jan 29The Adoption of Artificial Intelligence in the Malaysian Education SystemArtificial Intelligence (AI) has emerged as a transformative force across various sectors, including education. In Malaysia, the education…
Mr. Zahid Ibrahim·Jan 27The CEFR System and How Malaysia Perceive ItThe Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) is an internationally recognised framework designed to standardise the…
Mr. Zahid Ibrahim·Apr 7, 2025The Scary Effects of Self-Fulfilling Prophecy on Students in MalaysiaIn Malaysia’s diverse and multicultural classrooms, the relationship between teachers and students is more than just academic — it can…
Mr. Zahid Ibrahim·Feb 24, 2025Debunking the Myth of Learning Preferences in Malaysian EducationFor years, the belief that individuals have unique learning preferences that dictate how they absorb information has been widely accepted…
