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Malay Language
Objectives
- Pupils are able to communicate effectively and confidently in both written and verbal Malay.
- Pupils are exposed to and engaged in practising the Malay culture through the learning of the language.
- Pupils have a life-long passion for reading Malay materials across all genres.
Approaches
The teaching and learning of Malay language focuses on several approaches. These approaches allow pupils to learn the language in an engaging and creative manner, at a pace which is comfortable and in an environment that is non-threatening. Pupils are also given appropriate and timely feedback on student’s achievements.
- Learner-centred
- Differentiated learning
- Assessment for Learning
- Cultural and values inculcation
Programmes
The department has embarked on key programmes that each child will experience in Ngee Ann Primary.
The programmes either offer enrichment and instructional support to pupils or it serves as remediation which is based on pupil’s needs.
|
Level |
Enrichment |
Instructional Support |
Remediation |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Primary 1 |
Speech & Drama, MT Fortnight |
Extensive Reading, Journal Writing |
Reading Remediation |
|
Primary 2 |
MT Fortnight |
Extensive Reading, Journal Writing |
Reading Remediation |
|
Primary 3 |
MT Fortnight |
Extensive Reading, Writing Programme, Journal Writing |
|
|
Primary 4 |
Cultural Camp, MT Fortnight |
Extensive Reading, Writing Programme, Journal Writing |
|
|
Primary 5 |
MT Fortnight, Overseas Immersion Trip |
Extensive Reading, Writing Programme, Journal Writing |
Examination Strategies W’shop |
|
Primary 6 |
Learning Journey to Institute of Higher Learning, MT Fortnight |
Extensive Reading, Writing Programme, Journal Writing |
|
Web Resources
- PSLE Malay / Higher Malay / Foundation Malay : Subject Information
- iMTL Portal
- e-Cekap
- Online Dictionary
