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Once upon a time, for a period of less than 23 months, Malaysia and Singapore had the same education system. But in 1965, Singapore secedes from Malaysia federation and became an independent and sovereign country. Since then, each country has taken the lead, developing education policy according to the development reference of their respective countries.
Education systems in Malaysia and Singapore reflect the distinct sociopolitical and cultural priorities of each nation. While both countries emphasize the transformative role of teachers in shaping future generations, their approaches diverge in implementation, resources, and outcomes.
This write-up explores key similarities and differences in how government-paid teachers in these neighboring Southeast Asian nations address student development, professional growth, teaching practices, and societal expectations.
Malaysia National Education Philosophy prioritises holistic development, integrating intellectual, emotional, physical and spiritual growth.
Teachers emphasize moral values (e.g., Islamic Education or Moral Education) alongside academics, aiming to foster national unity in a multicultural society.