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Schools to reopen in stages starting 15 July 2020 Education minister announced in a live telecast yesterday that remaining students will be returning in stages to school and that the academic calendar for 2021 will be decided at a later date. Yesterday also marks the reopening of kindergartens and preschool … Read more

Exam bound students return to school Tomorrow marks a big day for education in Malaysia! As the country shifts from disruption to recovery, schools are expected to reopen and welcome the return of all teachers and half a million students from examination bound classes from across Malaysia. This is exciting … Read more

Turning fun learning into a teachable experience We’ve all had that one teacher growing up – the one that makes learning interesting. For me, that teacher is Cikgu Fatimah, my BM teacher in secondary school. She’s a motherly figure that students loved having around! Her lesson includes sharing her views … Read more

Learning is a lot of fun and it happens naturally When students are engaged in their lessons, the classroom becomes vibrant and an exciting experience for everyone! However, how we learn changes over time. As we get older, we tend to focus on results and measure our worth based on … Read more

Shaping the learning environment to be engaging “Tell me and I’ll forget. Show me and I may remember. Involve me and I learn.” Benjamin Franklin   What does the perfect classroom look like? As a teacher, it’s THE dream when your students are listening to your lessons and are at … Read more

Taking gamified learning one step further Due to popular demand, we’re enhancing the FrogPlay experience and releasing our new application ahead of schedule! We at FrogAsia understand that the pandemic has impacted teachers and students nationwide and the uncertainties that continue to this day is still an anxious experience for … Read more

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Kids will be kids and they prefer to play! On a typical school day, students spend their time with teachers who guide and encourage them to learn. While they may continue to learn from home for 1-2 hours after classes end, the rest of the day is spent on play. … Read more

All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy! It’s no fun when you’re stuck at home learning from a textbook or a screen all day! Kids will be kids and they love to spend their energy exploring and running around with friends or their siblings during play time.  … Read more

Professor Colin Diamond, Pusat Pengajian Universiti Birmingham Colin Diamond telah lama berkhidmat di dalam bidang kepemimpinan pendidikan di England dan pernah menjadi Ketua Fakulti, Guru Besar Bersekutu, Penasihat Penguasa Pendidikan Tempatan, Penolong Pengarah dan Pengarah Pendidikan / Perkhidmatan Kanak-kanak. Beliau telah banyak membantu ramai anak muda untuk membaca dan menikmati … Read more

Professor Colin Diamond, University of Birmingham School of Education Colin Diamond has worked in the field of educational leadership for many years in England and has been a Head of Faculty, Associate Headteacher, Local Education Authority Adviser, Assistant Director and Director of Education/Children’s Services. He has helped many young people … Read more

Parents play a pivotal role in reducing teaching workloads Navigating through the ‘hows and whys’ during these uncertain times without research or experience can be confusing for everyone involved!  Although we aren’t able to guarantee that planning will go on smoothly, it’s clear that online learning will still play a … Read more

We’re all in this together Parents and teachers, we’re here to help you! With multiple hats to wear and different roles to juggle during this time, we are here to support you so that you can help your children continue learning from home so that no child is left behind … Read more

Professor Colin Diamond, Pusat Pengajian Universiti Birmingham Colin Diamond telah lama berkhidmat di dalam bidang kepemimpinan pendidikan di England dan pernah menjadi Ketua Fakulti, Guru Besar Bersekutu, Penasihat Penguasa Pendidikan Tempatan, Penolong Pengarah dan Pengarah Pendidikan / Perkhidmatan Kanak-kanak. Beliau telah banyak membantu ramai anak muda untuk membaca dan menikmati … Read more

Professor Colin Diamond, University of Birmingham School of Education Colin Diamond has worked in the field of educational leadership for many years in England and has been a Head of Faculty, Associate Headteacher, Local Education Authority Adviser, Assistant Director and Director of Education/Children’s Services. He has helped many young people … Read more

Meaningful learning is the new norm There have been mixed reactions since breaking news of cancelled UPSR and PT3 examinations. Students are relieved, teachers are concerned and parents are waiting for news of what’s next. “It’s frustrating, but we look at the bright side. This is about our children’s safety … Read more

Deadlines to meet? Meals to prepare? Is your home in a mess? Are you overwhelmed by having so many things to do? Don’t give up, you can do it!   Continue to keep parents involved with school Research shows that students are more focused and motivated to learn when parents … Read more

Education sector in Malaysia so far… A part of our economy has opened its doors this week and several businesses are excited to resume their ‘new norms’ in business. However, for the safety and wellbeing of students, schools continue to remain closed until further notice.  At the start of the … Read more

Parents are playing a heavier role in encouraging their child to learn from home especially when students are away from school and indirectly away from a teacher’s guidance. To help parents get started, they need to understand how lessons are being taught and what are the key takeaways with each … Read more

It’s a challenging time for most of us to be productive when being cooped up at home and it’s confusing when your attention is being demanded everywhere. For students, the distractions can come from social media notifications on their phone, the temptation to watch TV or having to put aside … Read more

Education during MCO in Malaysia Many parents and teachers are continuing to educate students from home with the announcement that MCO has been extended to 12th May 2020.  Since then, topics of discussion have been about the Ministry of Education (MOE) announcing cancellations or postponing of public examinations, teachers challenged … Read more

Parents and teachers, what do you remember most about school? I’m sure most of us remember the experiences that we had instead of the details gained from books. Was it about your favourite teacher, having to Jalan Itik when we forgot to do our homework or about gotong-royong at the … Read more

It’s not easy for students to keep on being productive because of the different types of distractions at home. For example, younger students are prone to fidgeting and end up running amuck at home. This is why building up a child’s understanding and importance of dedicated learning spaces at home … Read more

The Ministry of Education made an announcement to cancel UPSR and PT3 examinations while postponing SPM and SPTM exam dates in a live announcement yesterday.    Most parents and teachers breathe a sigh of relief that students taking their public examination aren’t short changed being away from school this year. … Read more

Day 28: What does your day look like? Malaysians have taken social media by storm to share about their lives that have now been impacted by COVID-19. To lighten the mood, netizens have been sharing pictures of family pets and heartwarming snippets of life experiences.         Hidden … Read more

Since announcing that we are giving out free mobile phones and data plans to students in B40 families to access online lessons, we have received many enquiries from NGOs, elected representatives, community workers and concerned individuals asking if they can nominate these families to receive the free mobile phones. These … Read more

“The global scale and speed of the current educational disruption is unparalleled and, if prolonged, could threaten the right to education,” UNESCO Director-General Audrey Azoulay.   Being physically away from schools and daily teaching and learning routines during this time period is impacting the education sector exponentially. Public school teachers … Read more

Just two weeks after the launch of the Learn From Home Initiative, we have received an application for the free SIM card – a photograph of a boy and two girls holding their father’s death certificate.  The children’s mother had sent the application along with the photograph as she was … Read more

What are my kids going to do all day? School is out and many parents are tasked to keep their families safe at home during the MCO. Being physically far away from daily routines and communities can make it stressful for families. It’s one thing to keep your children entertained … Read more

Dear Parents, we are here to support you in kickstarting online learning at home for your children through the Learn From Home initiative!  Join our Learn From Home group on Facebook to learn more about our free weekly lessons, the FrogPlay Mobile app and how to apply for a free … Read more