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EDUP2102 SOCIOLOGY IN

EDUCATION
Ways to foster UNITY
integration IN
school
PRESENTED BY:
NURHAYATI NU’MAH BT YUSOFF 2022242420023
NUR SYAZWANI BT MOHAMED 2022242420022
1. Program rancangan integrasi murid untuk
perpaduan (rimup)
- Developed by Ministry of Education in 1986 as an intervention programme
to improve communication between students of different school types and
races.

- Executed regularly in the Malaysian Education Blueprint 2013-2025.

- To strengthen their sense of unity and create a generation of students


who are knowledgeable and capable of tackling challenges collectively
and thoroughly through activities specifically created for integrating
multiracial students from various school types.
2. Co-curricular activities
-Co-curricular activities in schools were the best way to forge unity among pupils of
diverse background, races, and religions.

-One of the most effective co-curricular activities that is highly regarded as successful is
Sport Day.

-The implementation of Sport Day is concerned with the involvement and participation
from all students regardless their backgrounds and races

-1 Murid 1 Sukan (1M1S)


3. VISION SCHOOL
- A primary school in which two or three types of schools like National, Chinese and Tamil
national type-schools are placed.

- Sharing of same school facilities will create space and opportunity for different races to
interact with one another.

-Celebrations like Teacher’s Day or Independence Day will be celebrated together to


create unity among the students.
References
Astro Awani,. (n.d.).
https://www.astroawani.com/berita-malaysia/sukan-sebagai-platformsatukan-rakyat-anas-zubedy-293913.

Malaysian Ministry of Education (2013). Malaysia Education Blueprint 2013-2025. Putrajaya: MOE

D'Silva, V. (2014, September 4). Co-curricular activities are crucial: New Straits Times. NST
Online. https://www.nst.com.my/news/2015/09/co-curricular-activities-are-crucial

Ruslan, N., Othman, A., & Sheikh Ahmad, I. (2009, July 1). National integration in vision

school: towards ’1 Malaysia’? http://irep.iium.edu.my/18163/

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