SMART SCHOOL

SSI3013 - Information And

Communication Technology In
Science
LECTURES NAME: Encik Azmi bin Ibrahim
MEMBERS NAME:
1) NUR ADILLA BT. KHIRRUDDIN
2) SYARIFAH NOORSYUHADA BT.
SAYED DAUD

D20161073925

D20161073933

INTRODUCTION
WHAT IS SMART SCHOOL?
1996
Ministry of
education was
involved in
discussion.

1997
conceptualised the
vision of the Malaysian
Smart School in the
document Smart
Schools in Malaysia

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climate for
learning

developing t
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students
thinking and
communicati
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skills.

on-going
assessment
that support a
good
instruction

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The dynamic nature of a
Smart School makes it obligatory
and incumbent on the Project Team
to propose indicators of whether or
not the key objectives of such an
ideal school have been achieved.
These indicators are detailed
criteria that provide clear evidence
as to the extent to which the
programme is succeeding in
achieving the goals set out in the
Malaysian National Philosophy of
Education.

CONCLUSION