The document discusses Malaysia's National Philosophy of Education and the country's pillars. It explains that the philosophy aims to produce balanced, knowledgeable, skilled, virtuous and responsible citizens through education based on faith in God. It also outlines the history of developing social harmony in Malaysia, from the colonial era of racial segregation to the 1969 riots and subsequent establishment of policies and principles to foster unity. The country's five pillars of belief in God, loyalty to king and country, supremacy of the constitution, rule of law, and courtesy and morality are introduced as guiding principles for unity.
This is a lecture slide for a new module introduced by the Malaysian government which is Falsafah dan Isu Semasa. Commonly taught in Bahasa Malaysia. This slide is in English.
Sistem pendidikan Islam berdasarkan wahyu dan konsep tauhid. Ia meliputi ilmu dan epistemologi serta menekankan pencapaian kejayaan dunia dan akhirat. Pemikiran Islam dalam pendidikan berpandukan al-Quran dan menitikberatkan tauhid, akhlak, dan syariat tanpa menyentuh ruh dan metafizik. Ia menolak pandangan barat yang bertentangan.
This is a lecture slide for a new module introduced by the Malaysian government which is Falsafah dan Isu Semasa. Commonly taught in Bahasa Malaysia. This slide is in English.
This is a lecture slide for a new module introduced by the Malaysian government which is Falsafah dan Isu Semasa. Commonly taught in Bahasa Malaysia. This slide is in English.
Sistem pendidikan Islam berdasarkan wahyu dan konsep tauhid. Ia meliputi ilmu dan epistemologi serta menekankan pencapaian kejayaan dunia dan akhirat. Pemikiran Islam dalam pendidikan berpandukan al-Quran dan menitikberatkan tauhid, akhlak, dan syariat tanpa menyentuh ruh dan metafizik. Ia menolak pandangan barat yang bertentangan.
This is a lecture slide for a new module introduced by the Malaysian government which is Falsafah dan Isu Semasa. Commonly taught in Bahasa Malaysia. This slide is in English.
This is a lecture slide for a new module introduced by the Malaysian government which is Falsafah dan Isu Semasa. Commonly taught in Bahasa Malaysia. This slide is in English.
The document discusses the discipline of philosophy. It begins by defining philosophy and providing examples of famous philosophers. Philosophy is divided into theoretical and practical branches. Theoretical philosophy includes metaphysics, epistemology, and logic, which seek truth through systematic thinking. Practical philosophy applies philosophical debates to disciplines like politics, economics, technology, and ecology. The document also addresses debates around whether Eastern philosophies can be considered equally legitimate to Western philosophies.
Kami pelajar UUM dari subjek A202 MPU1043 PHILOSOPHY CONTEMPORARY ISSUES(K) kumpulan 12 dan ini adalah hasil infografik kami selepas kami menyiapkan kajian kami.
Dokumen tersebut membahas kerangka untuk memahami etika dan peradaban Malaysia melalui sejarah, struktur sosial, dan biografi. Kerangka ini menjelaskan bagaimana faktor-faktor tersebut saling mempengaruhi dan membentuk tahap penghayatan etika serta peradaban dalam masyarakat.
Tamadun Islam bermula dari wahyu Allah kepada Nabi Muhammad saw. Ia berasaskan akidah tauhid, syariat yang lengkap, dan akhlak mulia. Tamadun ini kemudiannya merebak ke seluruh dunia melalui usaha dakwah para sahabat dan khalifah.
This document discusses decolonization and the influence of Western colonialism. It begins by defining colonialism and decolonization, noting that decolonization aims to free societies from Western ideological influences imposed during colonization. It then outlines the major developments in the West from the 16th to 20th centuries that spread Western influence globally, including the Renaissance, Scientific Revolution, Industrial Revolution, and growth of technology. Two influential Western philosophers, Francis Bacon and Rene Descartes, are examined for their views that promoted human domination over nature. The document then explores approaches to decolonization, including emphasizing independent local knowledge, sustainable development practices, and the Philosophy of Sejahtera in Malaysia that promotes balanced progress. It concludes that building a strong
Rukun Negara merupakan ideologi yang dirumuskan untuk menyatukan rakyat Malaysia berbilang kaum. Ia terdiri daripada objektif perpaduan dan kemakmuran negara serta lima prinsip utama yaitu kepercayaan kepada Tuhan, kesetiaan kepada raja dan negara, keluhuran perlembagaan, kedaulatan undang-undang, dan kesopanan serta kesusilaan. Rukun Negara ditetapkan hasil perbincangan Majlis Perundingan Negara
Mengenai Turki, Sejarah Turki, Politik Turki, Sosial Turki, Ekonomi Turki, Budaya Turki, Eko-pelancongan di Turki, Tempat Menarik di Turki, Undang-Undang Turki, Perkhidmatan di Turki.
Tafsir Ibnu Katsir, Al-Qurtubi dan Al-Tabari adalah tiga kitab tafsir yang sangat penting. Mereka menggunakan metode yang sama yaitu menafsirkan Al-Quran dengan Al-Quran, hadis, kata-kata sahabat dan ulama salaf. Tafsir Ibnu Katsir sangat banyak mengutip hadis, Al-Qurtubi lebih menekankan hukum-hukum syariat, sedangkan Al-Tabari memuat pendapat ulama
CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSPHY.pptxssuser54827e1
This document discusses the National Education Philosophy (NEP) in Malaysia and its relationship to the National Principles (Rukun Negara). It provides background on the establishment of the Rukun Negara following racial tensions in 1969. The NEP aims to create well-rounded citizens through education and is based on five principles: belief in God, loyalty to king and country, supremacy of the constitution, rule of law, and courtesy and morality. It seeks to prepare Malaysians for global challenges through education grounded in national values.
The document discusses Malaysia's national education policy and national culture policy.
1) The national education policy was established in 1957 to replace the colonial education system and create a system suited for an independent nation. It aims to unite students of different races and provide a trained workforce.
2) The national culture policy aims to develop a unified Malaysian identity and culture by incorporating elements of the original Malay culture along with suitable aspects of other cultures like Chinese and Indian, while upholding Islam as the official religion.
This is a lecture slide for a new module introduced by the Malaysian government which is Falsafah dan Isu Semasa. Commonly taught in Bahasa Malaysia. This slide is in English.
The document discusses the discipline of philosophy. It begins by defining philosophy and providing examples of famous philosophers. Philosophy is divided into theoretical and practical branches. Theoretical philosophy includes metaphysics, epistemology, and logic, which seek truth through systematic thinking. Practical philosophy applies philosophical debates to disciplines like politics, economics, technology, and ecology. The document also addresses debates around whether Eastern philosophies can be considered equally legitimate to Western philosophies.
Kami pelajar UUM dari subjek A202 MPU1043 PHILOSOPHY CONTEMPORARY ISSUES(K) kumpulan 12 dan ini adalah hasil infografik kami selepas kami menyiapkan kajian kami.
Dokumen tersebut membahas kerangka untuk memahami etika dan peradaban Malaysia melalui sejarah, struktur sosial, dan biografi. Kerangka ini menjelaskan bagaimana faktor-faktor tersebut saling mempengaruhi dan membentuk tahap penghayatan etika serta peradaban dalam masyarakat.
Tamadun Islam bermula dari wahyu Allah kepada Nabi Muhammad saw. Ia berasaskan akidah tauhid, syariat yang lengkap, dan akhlak mulia. Tamadun ini kemudiannya merebak ke seluruh dunia melalui usaha dakwah para sahabat dan khalifah.
This document discusses decolonization and the influence of Western colonialism. It begins by defining colonialism and decolonization, noting that decolonization aims to free societies from Western ideological influences imposed during colonization. It then outlines the major developments in the West from the 16th to 20th centuries that spread Western influence globally, including the Renaissance, Scientific Revolution, Industrial Revolution, and growth of technology. Two influential Western philosophers, Francis Bacon and Rene Descartes, are examined for their views that promoted human domination over nature. The document then explores approaches to decolonization, including emphasizing independent local knowledge, sustainable development practices, and the Philosophy of Sejahtera in Malaysia that promotes balanced progress. It concludes that building a strong
Rukun Negara merupakan ideologi yang dirumuskan untuk menyatukan rakyat Malaysia berbilang kaum. Ia terdiri daripada objektif perpaduan dan kemakmuran negara serta lima prinsip utama yaitu kepercayaan kepada Tuhan, kesetiaan kepada raja dan negara, keluhuran perlembagaan, kedaulatan undang-undang, dan kesopanan serta kesusilaan. Rukun Negara ditetapkan hasil perbincangan Majlis Perundingan Negara
Mengenai Turki, Sejarah Turki, Politik Turki, Sosial Turki, Ekonomi Turki, Budaya Turki, Eko-pelancongan di Turki, Tempat Menarik di Turki, Undang-Undang Turki, Perkhidmatan di Turki.
Tafsir Ibnu Katsir, Al-Qurtubi dan Al-Tabari adalah tiga kitab tafsir yang sangat penting. Mereka menggunakan metode yang sama yaitu menafsirkan Al-Quran dengan Al-Quran, hadis, kata-kata sahabat dan ulama salaf. Tafsir Ibnu Katsir sangat banyak mengutip hadis, Al-Qurtubi lebih menekankan hukum-hukum syariat, sedangkan Al-Tabari memuat pendapat ulama
CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSPHY.pptxssuser54827e1
This document discusses the National Education Philosophy (NEP) in Malaysia and its relationship to the National Principles (Rukun Negara). It provides background on the establishment of the Rukun Negara following racial tensions in 1969. The NEP aims to create well-rounded citizens through education and is based on five principles: belief in God, loyalty to king and country, supremacy of the constitution, rule of law, and courtesy and morality. It seeks to prepare Malaysians for global challenges through education grounded in national values.
The document discusses Malaysia's national education policy and national culture policy.
1) The national education policy was established in 1957 to replace the colonial education system and create a system suited for an independent nation. It aims to unite students of different races and provide a trained workforce.
2) The national culture policy aims to develop a unified Malaysian identity and culture by incorporating elements of the original Malay culture along with suitable aspects of other cultures like Chinese and Indian, while upholding Islam as the official religion.
Political forces such as parties, pressure groups, and personalities strongly influence education systems through policies and regulations. In Malaysia, education has been used to promote national integration and preserve the status quo. The New Economic Policy of 1971 aimed to promote equality and accelerate integration, including pushing for greater use of the Malay language in schools. This addressed racial inequalities but also reinforced dualistic education systems between secular and religious schools. Malaysia promotes multiculturalism through its education system to foster unity while recognizing cultural diversity, though colonial-era pluralism also divided ethnic groups.
This document discusses the relationship between national philosophy of education in Malaysia and Western, Eastern, and Islamic philosophies of education. It examines implications for different aspects of the education system, including curriculum, teachers, students, values/character, and patriotism.
For curriculum, it analyzes philosophies such as perennialism, essentialism, progressivism, and reconstructivism. It finds that both perennialism and the national philosophy emphasize developing knowledge in humanity fields to create well-rounded individuals. For teachers, it discusses Confucian views of effective teachers having good instructional skills. For students, Eastern philosophies see them as the focus of education and emphasize proactive participation. Regarding values, Islamic and
This document provides an overview of philosophy and discusses key concepts such as:
- Philosophy is the study of fundamental problems regarding existence, knowledge, values, reason, mind, and language.
- The National Education Philosophy of Malaysia aims to develop students holistically in their physical, emotional, intellectual, and spiritual dimensions.
- The Rukun Negara, or National Principles of Malaysia, were established in 1970 following racial riots to foster unity. The five principles are belief in God, loyalty to king and country, supremacy of the constitution, rule of law, and courtesy and morality.
This document provides an overview of education in Malaysia. It begins with background on Malaysia's history and population. It then discusses the education system before independence, which was decentralized under the British and consisted of schools run by the government, missionaries, and ethnic communities using different languages and curricula. After independence in 1957, reforms sought to develop a national education system to promote unity. This included the Razak Report of 1956 which established the current system with national language and curriculum standards. The document outlines the structure of the education system and also provides statistics on education expenditures and outcomes in Malaysia.
This document discusses issues and challenges in current education faced by teachers in Malaysia. It covers topics such as national integration, democratization of education, UNESCO's four pillars of education, globalization, cultural diversity, impact of ICT, and social ills. Teachers are tasked with dealing with these challenges as they work towards the goals of national education plans and Vision 2020. The document outlines policies and strategies implemented by the Ministry of Education to promote unity and equal access to education for a multicultural population, while also developing students holistically based on UNESCO's pillars. However, teachers still face difficulties in fully achieving these aims given Malaysia's diversity.
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The document discusses Malaysia's National Philosophy of Education and Philosophy of Teacher Education. It provides background on how the National Philosophy of Education was formulated based on national ideologies like the Rukunegara, New Economic Policy, and National Education Policy. The Philosophy aims to develop students intellectually, spiritually, emotionally and physically in a balanced manner. The Philosophy of Teacher Education outlines the type of teachers needed to achieve the National Philosophy of Education and develop students into balanced and harmonious citizens.
This document discusses issues and challenges in current education in Malaysia. It addresses topics like national integration, democratization of education, UNESCO's four pillars of education, globalization in education, cultural diversity, the influence of ICT, and social ills. Teachers face challenges in dealing with these issues, such as ensuring equal access to education for all students regardless of their backgrounds. The document outlines government policies and programs aimed at promoting national unity and an equitable education system. It also discusses the roles and responsibilities of teachers in implementing these goals.
The document discusses the Islamic philosophy of education. It provides an overview of the aims and principles of Islamic education according to Islamic sources like the Quran and Hadith. Some key points discussed include:
- The goals of Islamic education are to teach students about Islam and how to live as Muslims, develop their character, and prepare them for this life and the afterlife.
- Islamic education focuses on developing students spiritually, morally, intellectually, socially and economically.
- The curriculum is based on Islamic principles and includes religious subjects as well as worldly sciences compatible with Islam.
- Teachers play an important role in guiding students on the right path and being good role models through their words and actions.
The International Schools Association (ISA) is a non-governmental organization that promotes international and intercultural understanding through international education. ISA has over 50 international school members across four continents and holds consultative status with UNESCO. ISA's mission is to further world peace and international understanding by encouraging international-mindedness in schools and celebrating cultural diversity and similarity. The organization also promotes education for peace, sustainability, and humanism.
1. This document summarizes the history and development of the Malaysian education system. It discusses the various systems that existed during different periods of influence, including Pondok schools, Malay schools, English schools, and vernacular schools for Chinese and Indians.
2. It then describes the establishment of a national education system beginning in the 1950s to unite a multiracial population, drawing from reports by Barnes and Fenn Wu, Razak, and Rahman Talib. Key aspects included using Malay as the medium of instruction and a common curriculum/examination system.
3. The document outlines continued reforms, including the introduction of KBSR and KBSM, to develop a system oriented around skills
Objectives:
To know the history of education before and after the birth of Pakistan.
To understand the Muslim outlook towards education;
To be aware of the efforts of the various governments for bringing change in education in quality and quantity as envisaged in its educational policies.
Identify the contemporary trends in education
To understand the impact of policies on education
To know the strengths & drawbacks of the system of education in Pakistan
Unit 1: Introduction
Definition and concept of education
Significance and importance of education
Functions of education
Unit 2: Islam and Education
Relationship between Islam and Education
Role of Muslim scholars for promotion of education in Pakistan
Role of Muslim leaders in education
Unit 3: National Educational Conference 1947
Quaid-e- Azam Message
Fazal ur Rehman three dimensions of Education
Aims of the Education Conference
Recommendations of the conference
Unit 4: National Education Commission 1959
Background
Objectives of the commission
Salient features of the commission
Implementation Policy Regarding Education Commission 1959
Unit 5: Educational Policies of Pakistan
New Educational policy 1970
Educational policy 1972
Educational policy 1979
Educational policy 1992
Educational policy 1998-2010
Educational policy 2009
Unit 6: Provision of Education in Five Years Plans
Objectives
Teachers’ training
Educational research
Elementary and Secondary Education
Colleges and Universities
Adult education
Role of private sector in education
Unit No7: Provincial Departments of Education
Level of Education at Provincial Level
Provincial Directorates of Education
Directorate of Elementary & Secondary Education
Directorate of Colleges & Archives
Directorate of Technical education
Curriculum Bureaus
Text Book Boards
Unit 8: Educational Institutions in Pakistan
Early childhood education
Elementary education
Secondary education
Colleges and universities
Teachers’ education institutions
Unit 9: Examination System of Pakistan
Concept, importance and objectives of examination
Semester System (Meaning, Nature, Merits and Demerits)
Terminal System ((Meaning, Nature, Merits and Demerits)
Terminal System ((Meaning, Nature, Merits and Demerits)
Unit No 10: New Trends in Pakistani Education
Education Sector Reforms (ESR)
Human Resource Development (HRM)
Technological Development & Education
Non-Formal (Distance Education)
Special Education
Problems & Issues in the Education System of Pakistan
Recommended Books
Hayes Lousis (1987)The Crisis of Education in Pakistan Vanguard
Coombs. Philip H. The world Crisis in Education Ibid
Dave R.H. (1976)Foundation of Life Long Education UNESCO Institute of Education Pergaman Oxford UK
Crophey, AJ (1977). Life Long Education Psychological Analysis Pergaman Oxford UK
Govt. of PakistanNational Bureau of Curriculum & Text book, Islamabad July -1999
Ibrahim, Imran Educationa
The National Philosophy of Education in Malaysia aims to develop students holistically through education. It seeks to produce well-rounded citizens by developing them intellectually, spiritually, emotionally, and physically based on a belief in God. The philosophy was formulated based on issues raised in a 1979 Cabinet report and is guided by the principles of the Rukunegara. It views education as an ongoing process of maximizing an individual's potential to contribute to society and the nation.
National policy on education (1986) critical analysisNudrat Saleem
This document discusses key aspects of India's National Policy on Education from 1986. It outlines the goals of establishing a national system of education, promoting equality of educational opportunity, and reorganizing education at different stages.
The policy aims to develop a national system of education that provides comparable quality education to all students regardless of attributes like caste, creed or gender. It emphasizes establishing a common school system, common educational structure, national curricular framework promoting secular and democratic values, and minimum learning standards.
The document also discusses promoting equality in access and conditions for success in education. It outlines plans to strengthen early childhood care, universalize elementary education, expand secondary and vocational education, promote adult education and literacy, and enhance
This document discusses Malaysia's approach to education and promoting national unity in its multi-cultural society. It describes how Malaysia developed an integrated education system after independence that provides equal opportunities regardless of ethnicity. The national curriculum emphasizes Malaysian culture and unity. Visual arts education was introduced to foster appreciation of different cultures and traditions. At all education levels, from pre-school through secondary school, visual arts activities aim to promote understanding and respect among ethnic groups in Malaysian society.
This document outlines the course objectives and syllabus for a course on "Contemporary India and Education". The course aims to develop an understanding of the nature of social diversity in India and the educational demands of diverse communities. It will examine issues in contemporary India like industrialization, urbanization, and policies during pre- and post-independent periods. The syllabus covers 5 units - educational context in the constitution, social diversity, demands of individuals and communities, language policy, and implications of equal opportunities. Suggested activities include reports and discussions on implementing constitutional provisions for equality. Course outcomes include understanding education types, diversity, universalization, language policies, and eliminating inequalities.
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This paper makes analyses of the facts of designing the traditional and great universe of instructional languages. On this way, international languages of the great universe were discussed in the case of Uzbekistan. Finally, facts of the designing the traditional and great universe of the languages were analyzed and suggested for the future by Mohigul Abdirakhimova 2020. The Facts Of Designing The Traditional And Great Universe Of Instructional Languages. International Journal on Integrated Education. 2, 2 (Mar. 2020), 12-14. DOI:https://doi.org/10.31149/ijie.v2i2.257. https://journals.researchparks.org/index.php/IJIE/article/view/257/250 https://journals.researchparks.org/index.php/IJIE/article/view/257
The document discusses national integration in India and the role of education in promoting it. It defines national integration as bringing different economic, social, and cultural groups within a tolerable range and aims to reduce prejudices. Education can play a potent role by imparting knowledge, developing thinking skills, training emotions, and organizing practical activities. Various techniques are suggested to promote national integration through education, including celebrating national days, debates, discussions, talks on different cultures, and displaying messages of unity from religious leaders.
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Studying philosophy provides several important benefits. It develops critical thinking skills which are essential for problem solving, creativity, and effective communication. Philosophy teaches us how to carefully examine issues from multiple perspectives and identify strengths and weaknesses in different positions. This helps sharpen analytical abilities and the ability to construct strong arguments. The study of philosophy also encourages independent thinking, flexibility, and working across disciplines to address complex problems. Overall, philosophy enhances skills that are valuable for career success and for being an engaged citizen.
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2. COURSE OUTCOMES
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Explain definitions, meanings, concepts, goals and history
development of Philosophy
Analyze the relationship between National Philosophy of
Education and National Pillars in the Philosophy of Well-
Being using the Philosophical Approach
Explaining the role of the National Philosophy of Education as a vehicle for
preparing students to face the 21st century global challenges
Describe the position and role of the National Pillars as the Pillars or the
Pillars of the "Macro" level established under the principles or policies
of the National Education Philosophy as "Micro"
3. INTRODUCTION
INTRODUCTION TO PHYSICAL SUBJECTS
AND ANOTHER ISSUE
NATIONAL EDUCATION
PHILOSOPHY
NATIONAL PHILOSOPHY
HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY
LIST AND CASE STUDY
5. INTRODUCTION
PLEASE KNOW THERE IN THE CLASS.
SONG TITLE: “LOVED”
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For the sake of your beloved country In rich loyalty
To the leaders of the people The service is given in
full cooperation In the pursuit of Faith serving all
Whatever sacrifices the trust of the nation preserves
We pledge our allegiance To religion, nation and
nation
6. OBJECTIVE
1. Explain the importance of the subject of 'Current
Philosophy and Issues' in the formation of Malaysia
(plural, other than other countries)
2. Explaining the role of the National Philosophy of
Education as a vehicle for preparing Students to face the
21st century global challenges
3. Analyze the relationship between the National
Philosophy of Education and the National Pillars
7. Introduce students to a stream
of classical and modern
philosophical thinking
Associate current
thinking with classical
philosophy.
Establish the right way
of thinking in the
formation of Malaysia.
The importance of the
subject of Philosophy
and Current Issues
(UHIS)
9. to organize,
coordinate and
facilitate the
educational process
SUPPORTEDVALUES
THEENDGOALOFEDUCATION
THEPATHTOTHATGOAL
EXPLAININGTHEPHILOSOPHYOFEDUCATION
13. HISTORY OF FPN DEVELOPMENT
• BARNES REPORT ON ENGLISH
EDUCATION (1951)
• FENN-WU REPORT ON THE
EDUCATION OF CHINA MALAYA (1951)
1951
• STUDENT ORDINANCE 1952
• RAZAK STATEMENT (1956)
1952 &1956
• STUDENT ORDINANCE (1957)
• RAHMAN TALIB STATEMENT (1960)
1957 &1960
• STUDENT ACT 1961
• CABINET COMMITTEE REPORT 1974
1961 &1974
National Education Philosophy was
APPROVED IN 1987 AND IS
PROVIDED IN 1988 WHEN KBSM
APPLIED.
1987 &1988
NATIONAL PHILOSOPHY OF EDUCATION
1996
17. QUESTIONS
• Is FPN / FPK still relevant in the 21st century?
• Is the FPN / FPK equal to the international and
global agenda direction?
• How do FPN / FPK and Malaysia contribute to world
education?
• How relevant is FPN / FPK to IR4.0?
18. Function of FPN/FPK FOR EACH COUNTRY
• Each country has its own education system / different from other
countries.
• The main function of a national education is to build the human
capital mold that the country needs.
• Example: Malaysia in the next 15 years, what type of state / country
wants to develop
• Therefore, the education system needs to start from now on to form
the future state / type
19. CONTINUE….
• Another example: An industrial country that requires 1000 engineers,
architects over the next 5 years, it will be organized and broken down into the
appropriate institutions.
• Developing countries, developed countries.
• It can also change based on current needs and future targets.
• Countries that do not have / lack of social problems, so aspects of social
problems are not emphasized in the country's educational philosophy
(Example: Norway / Sweden)
22. Wisdom1 - National Education philosophy
Education in Malaysia is an ongoing (lifelong) effort
towards furthering the holistic potential of
individuals (holistic) and integrated ...
1>
Quality
The whole is greater than the sums
of its part = “complete person.”
DEMAND FOR SCIENCE
(eg. Martial arts)
[ ]
Appreciate
This term of wisdom has been used by
Tan Sri Prof. Dr. Dzulkifli Abdul Razak in
his dissemination of the National
Philosophy of Education on December
10, 2019 in Putrajaya.
23. 2>
HUMANS
&
HARMONY
WISDOM 2 - National Education philosophy
…to create people who are intellectually and
spiritually, emotionally, and physically balanced …
24. Wisdom 3 - National Education philosophy
based on trust and obedience to God. This effort is to
produce Malaysians who are knowledgeable, skilled,
virtuous, responsible…
3>
HUMANS
&
HARMONY
360 degrees
25. Wisdom 4 - National Education philosophy
… and the ability to achieve personal well-being,
4>
MIND LINEAGE PROPERTY
SOUL RELIGION
26. Huraian 5 - National Education philosophy
…serta memberi sumbangan terhadap
keharmonian dan kemakmuran keluarga,
masyarakat dan negara.
5>
MIND LINEAGE PROPERTY
SOUL RELIGION
SOCIETY COMMUNITY COUNTRY
27. National Education philosophy (5 hikmah)
Education in Malaysia is an ongoing effort to further develop
the potential of a holistic and integrated individual to create
intellectually, spiritually, emotionally and physically balanced
people based on trust and obedience to God. This effort is to
produce Malaysians who are knowledgeable, skilled,
virtuous, responsible and capable of achieving personal well-
being, and contribute to the harmony and prosperity of their
families, communities and country.
(KPM, 1996)
1>
2>
3>
4>
5>
29. 01
BELIEF IN GOD
LOYALTY TO KING AND COUNTRY
02
SUPREMACY OF THE CONSTITUTION
03
RULE OF LAW
04
COURTESY AND MORALITY
05
COUNTRY’S PILLARS
30. INTRODUCTION TO COUNTRY’S PILLARS
• Malaysia is a multicultural country populated by
people of all races, religions, cultures and customs.
Religious differences, cultural diversity and ethnic
customs are not separate points for the people to
enjoy a harmonious and prosperous life. The success
of the government in developing a progressive
society for the sake of prosperity and political
stability dashed against the wisdom of the leaders to
instill a spirit of unity among the people.
32. ARRIVALOFTHEBRITISH
Policy of racial segregation by place (divide and rule)
1969
The rise of racial tension, the 1969 riots
MAGERAN
Established to address racial tension.
STATECONSULTATION
1970
Declaration of National Security by the YDPA on August 31, 1970.
HISTORY OF THE
FORMATION OFA
STATE OF
HARMONY
33. HISTORY OF SOCIAL HARMONY
• The arrival of the British colonialists changed the
pattern of society in this country. The management
approach the policies of divide and rule by the
United Colonies of Britain is to maintain the peace of
the manner and their glasses, the three ethnic
groups of Malays, Chinese and Indians have been
separated in terms of housing and work, this
situation led to the relationship between the limited.
This situation is more complex and has created
dissatisfaction among every race.
34. • Most Malays lived in the countryside and work in
agriculture. The Chinese lived in the city and engaged in
business while the Indians lived and worked in the
estates. Each race is also segregated in terms of education
by having its own stream school without the same
syllabus or curriculum.
• Racial relations were getting worse as political parties
provoke one another leading to quarrels. It became more
serious that it triggered the May 13, 1969. Bloody Events.
As a result, the government has come up with a formula
to tackle racial strife so that it can be prevented and it will
never happen again.
35. • Following this, the parliamentary system of government
was suspended and the National Movement Council
(MAGERAN) was set up to restore peace, uphold the
laws of the country and foster a sense of harmony and
trust among the multiracial community in the country
• The members of the National Consultative Council
consist of a Chairman (the late Tun Abdul Razak bin Dato
'Hussein and the Director of the Cabinet), three
ministers (the late Tun Dr. Ismail bin Dato' Abdul
Rahman, the late Tun Tan Siew Sin and the late Tun VT
Sambanthan) , representatives of the State Government
and representatives of religious leaders, professional
bodies, civil service, trade unions, journalists, teachers'
associations and representatives of small groups.
36. • After deliberating and studying it for several months,
the National Consultative Council has concluded that
an ideology that can overcome the racial divide must
be established in this country. Based on this decision,
the birth of the National Assembly declared by His
Majesty the late His Majesty Ismail Nasiruddin Shah
Ibni the late Sultan Zainal Abidin Yang Di-Pertuan
Agong IV on August 31, 1970, coincided with the
13th anniversary of the country's independence.
50. CONCLUSION
• The main goals of the FPN / FPN and the pillars of the country are for
the well-being of individuals, families, communities, countries and the
world.
51. REFERENCE
• Wan Abdul Halim Yaakub (ed). Rukun Negara. Jabatan Perpaduan
Negara dan Jabatan Penerangan Malaysia.
• Wan Mohd Zahid Mohd Noordin. 2019. Falsafah Pendidikan
Kebangsaan: Sejarah dan Matlamat, dalam Dzulkifli Abdul Razak dan
Rosnani Hashim, Pentafsiran Baharu Falsafah Pendidikan Kebangsaan
dan Pelaksanaannya Pasca 2020. Kuala Lumpur: IIUM Press, 3-20.