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新闻报报看 | 针对教育部继续维持华文课12节，马青中委兼森州马华投诉局主任杨志聪，今天发文反问谢琪清，这是教育部先提出减少的，等到华社反对后教育部再宣布维持，这是在“纠正”原本就不该出现的问题，怎么会有人来邀功说这是倾听民意呢？（主播：颜江瀚、洪欣仪）
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00:04From the 1990s until now
00:07Chinese language classes in Chinese primary schools are maintained at 12 periods per week.
00:12Then, two weeks ago, the Ministry of Education had something interesting...
00:15The number of mother tongue classes in all former schools should be reduced to 10.
00:19This incident has sparked discontent within the Chinese community.
00:22This has sparked a lot of debate.
00:24Ultimately, it is believed that this was due to pressure from all sides.
00:26The Ministry of Education then made the final decision.
00:29Under the new curriculum guidelines in 2027
00:31Minimum class hours for Chinese language lessons in Year 1 and 2 of Chinese primary schools
00:34The original schedule of 12 sessions per week will continue.
00:38Today's Chairman of the United Chinese School Committees' Association of Malaysia (UCSAM), Xie Liyi
00:40It was mentioned at the 75th anniversary celebration of the United Chinese School Teachers' Association.
00:43The Chinese community cannot accept the Ministry of Education's promise.
00:45Maintaining the original class hours will lead to relaxation.
00:47These promises must be written down in black and white.
00:51Especially the arrangements for the second and third phases
00:53We must continue to follow up.
00:54Strive for explicit protection to avoid future disputes
00:58The chairman of the United Chinese School Committees' Association of Malaysia (UCSAM), Xie Liyi, reminded
01:00Chinese is more than just a subject.
01:03It is also the foundation of cultural inheritance.
01:05It is also the foundation for maintaining the lifeline of the nation.
01:07For any non-compliance
01:09Even measures that undermine the fundamental principles of Chinese education
01:12The United Chinese School Committees' Association of Malaysia (UCSAM) will never compromise.
01:13Those who attended the anniversary celebration at the same time
01:15Vice Minister of Education Huang Jiahe explained
01:17In addition to the already announced maintenance of the existing situation
01:2012 mother tongue classes per week for first and second graders
01:22Mother tongue classes for grades three through six
01:24The original ending will also be maintained.
01:26In other words
01:27Chinese language classes in Chinese education from Year 1 to Year 6
01:30All arrangements will remain unchanged.
01:31Huang Jiahe promised
01:33Related Circulars
01:34It has entered the final stage of drafting.
01:36All decisions?
01:37It will be clearly stated in black and white.
01:39Let the principal and teachers
01:40There are bases for arranging courses.
01:43Huang Jiahe was also present in front of people involved in Chinese education.
01:47Talking about another matter
01:48Things that few people may know
01:50What he said?
01:50In the past, we defended Chinese education and multi-stream education.
01:53Most of the statements were made by the Chinese-American deputy minister.
01:56But he said
01:57Inside the Changming government
01:58Education Minister Farina
01:59He also appeared in numerous media interviews and congressional debates.
02:03Publicly defend this diverse education
02:06Huang Jiahe said
02:06In his opinion?
02:07When a Malay minister personally stated such a position
02:11That carries more weight.
02:12It is also more convincing
02:14He emphasized
02:15This maintenance of mother tongue class
02:16The Ministry of Education listened to opinions from all sides.
02:18In accordance with public opinion
02:20A decision made
02:22That's just...
02:23The schedule for Chinese language classes in Chinese primary schools has been clarified.
02:25However, some people are also asking about the issue of insufficient English class time.
02:28Not yet resolved
02:30Huang Jiahe cited the primary school standard curriculum implemented in 2011 as an example.
02:34Elementary school students have ten English classes per week
02:36Chinese primary schools only have five periods
02:37But what about the new curriculum syllabus next year, 2027?
02:40Originally planned
02:41Elementary school is the fifth grade of the Ying
02:43Eight English lessons
02:44Four English lessons in Chinese primary schools
02:45In terms of proportion?
02:46It's the same as before.
02:48It's also half the difference.
02:49Although this gap has existed for many years
02:51However, this does not mean that improvement is impossible.
02:53Huang Jiahe mentioned
02:55Besides letting the school
02:56Students need to take extra classes.
02:58Ministry of Education
02:59We will also explore raising the minimum number of English lessons in Chinese primary schools.
03:03And will talk to Mr. Dong
03:04groups such as the United Chinese School Committees' Association of Malaysia (UCSCAM)
03:05A decision will be made after further discussion.
03:09That was in response to the Ministry of Education within less than two weeks.
03:11From the original Chinese language class
03:13To reduce to ten sessions
03:14Return to the original state
03:16It is said to maintain twelve sections
03:17The vice minister just mentioned that...
03:18This was after listening to opinions from all parties.
03:20A decision made
03:21Xi Jinping's Central Party Member of Parliament for the Rasa constituency, Xie Qiqing
03:24He also acknowledged the efforts of Farina and Huang Jiahe.
03:28This demonstrates the government's willingness to listen to public opinion.
03:31Xie Qiqing also mentioned Higher Education Minister Zambilé
03:34Take it out for comparison
03:35He criticized Zambil for his handling of reform demands.
03:38Always unable to hear, see, or pay attention
03:40Especially when Prime Minister Anwar proposed to repeal the 1971 Universities and Colleges Act.
03:45Zambil has yet to respond.
03:47It's simply a stumbling block to reform.
03:49This stands in stark contrast to the actions of the Ministry of Education.
03:52However, the MCA sees it differently.
03:56Yang Zhicong, a member of the Central Committee of the Malaysian Chinese Association (MCA) and Director of the Complaints Bureau of the Three States, said...
03:59Today I posted a question to Xie Qiqing.
04:03Chinese language classes in Chinese primary schools originally consisted of 12 periods per week.
04:06It was the Ministry of Education that first proposed reducing
04:08Then wait until the Chinese community opposes it.
04:10The Ministry of Education announced again that it would maintain
04:11This is correcting a problem that shouldn't have occurred in the first place.
04:14Why would someone claim credit for listening to public opinion?
04:18That MCA leader emphasized
04:20What the people want is for the government to formulate policies beforehand.
04:23First, conduct thorough research and evaluation.
04:25Instead of waiting for a backlash before retracting the recommendation.
04:28Finally, the superiority of the policy was attributed to listening to public opinion.
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