Lesson Plan Form 4 2019 Theme: Patriotism and Citizenship Topic: Malaysian Citizenship

1. PATRIOTISM AND
CITIZENSHIP
4 ELITE WEEK 27

2. NATIONAL ANTHEM
DO YOU KNOW THE LYRICS OF
NATIONAL ANTHEM IN
ENGLISH?

3. HOW TO BECOME CITIZENS OF
MALAYSIA?
 PART III - CITIZENSHIP
 Chapter 1 - Acquisition of Citizenship
 Article 14
 (1) Subject to the provisions of this Part, the following persons are
citizens by operation of law, that is to say:
 (a) every person born before Malaysia Day who is a citizen
of the Federation by virtue of the provisions contained in
Part 1 of the Second Schedule; and
 (b) every person born on or after Malaysia Day, and having
any of the qualifications specified in Part 11 of the Second
Schedule.
 (c) (Repealed).
 (2) (Repealed).
 (3) (Repealed).

4.  Article 15
 (1) Subject to Article 18, any married woman whose husband is a citizen is entitled, upon making
application to the Federal Government, to be registered as a citizen if the marriage was subsisting and
the husband a citizen at the beginning of October 1962, or if she satisfies the Federal Government -
 (a) that she has resided in the Federation throughout the two years preceding the date of the
application and intends to do so permanently; and
 (b) that she is of good character.
 (2) Subject to Article 18, the Federal Government may cause any person under the age of twenty-one
years whose parents one at least is (or was at death) a citizen to be registered as a citizen upon
application made to the Federal Government by his parent or guardian.
 (3) Subject to Article 18, a person under the age of twenty-one years who was born before the beginning
of October 1962, and whose father is (or was at his death) a citizen and was also a citizen at the
beginning of that month (if then alive), is entitled upon application made to the Federal Government by
his parent or guardian, to be registered as a citizen if the Federal Government is satisfied that he is
ordinarily resident in the Federation and is of good character.
 (4) For the purposes of Clause (1) residence before Malaysia Day in the territories comprised in the
States of Sabah and Sarawak shall be treated as residence in the Federation.
 (5) The reference in Clause (1) to a married woman is a reference to a woman whose marriage has been
registered in accordance with any written law in force in the Federation, including any such law in force
before Merdeka Day, or with any written law in force before Malaysia Day in the territories comprised
in the States of Sabah and Sarawak:
 Provided that this Clause shall not apply where the woman applies to be registered as a citizen before
the beginning of September 1965, or such later date as may be fixed by order of the Yang di-Pertuan
Agong, and is at the date of the application ordinarily resident in the States of Sabah and Sarawak.
 (6) (Repealed)

5. REFERENCE
 http://www.commonlii.org/my/legis/const/1957/3.html

6. ISSUES CONCERNING
CITIZENSHIP
https://www.thestar.com.my
/opinion/letters/2018/10/23/l
ong-wait-to-become-
citizens/

7. SUGGESTED SENTENCE
PATTERNS
Suggested Sentence Patterns
1. Offering advice
i. Don’t you think that ….
ii. It might be a god idea to …..
2. Expressing concern Are you all right? You look
………

8. 3. Persuading someone to do something
i. Do come to the Planetarium, Anne.
It’s very educational!
ii. If you buy this card you will be donating
to the Spastic Children’s Home.
4. Giving Feedback /Complaining
Excuse me. This fan is not working well. I
bought it two weeks
ago. Will you please look at it?

9. 5. Recommending
i. I think we should go for ….because…….
ii. We would like to recommend ……..
6. Disagreeing politely
i. I understand what you are trying to say but
……
ii. That’s fine. But can I add another point of
view …..