VIDEO PENGAJARAN DAN PEMBELAJARAN SAINS DAN MATEMATIK (PPSM) DI JEPUN

Dedikasi untuk Para Penyokong dan Pencinta PPSMI, semoga memberi sedikit motivasi yang tidak akan basi buat anda serta generasi mendatang.

As with the UK, Japan is experiencing a lack of take-up in science education. Find out how the government there is managing to reverse this problematic trend as we explore how the subject is taught at schools across the country.

Faced with a lack of scientists at both university and industry level, the Japanese government has prioritised the development of creative approaches to science education. Some of their initiatives have been in partnership with the Miraikan Museum which works with schools at all levels to help teachers motivate their students in science.

In addition, 100 so-called Super Science High Schools have been created across Japan, with each of them asked to design their own science-focused curriculum. We talk to science teachers and pupils at Tokyo Tech SSHS and Koenji Junior High School in Tokyo, spend time in the physics and chemistry laboratories, and meet the head of Tokyo Tech, who is also an eminent professor.