This article discusses intercultural communication in Vision Schools in Malaysia. It also elaborates the extent to which the Vision Schools foster racial interaction across the three major ethnic groups: Malays, Chinese, and Indians. A total of 887 primary school students were surveyed across the Vision Schools. It was found that the intercultural

The general purpose of this study is to investigate the applicability of the teachers’ model for critical thinking in primary school to several selected schools. The model suggested several steps need to be fulfilled to promote critical thinking in the classroom. Thus, the study employed 25 primary school teachers to investigate their understandi

Guided imagery and relaxation (GIR) involves generation of positive sensation and emotion through mental imagination to induce a state of psychological and physiological relaxation. Objective: To develop, validate and evaluate a GIR audio for children in Bahasa Malaysia. Methods: Based on extensive review, GIR script was developed by a clinical psy

Recent advancements in recombinant technology have proved to be a promising and effective approach for more sustainable large scale productions of many therapeutic proteins. Nevertheless, since this approach involves expression of protein in a nonnative host microorganism, the overall production processes are not quite that straightforward as sever

Health education may empower the patient in term of reinforcing belief, medication adherence and initiating lifestyle changes. This study aims to examine the long term benefit of SDEP on the management of diabetes mellitus in a primary health clinic.Abstract ID: 7 for KRD 2020 2102 ONE YEAR OUTCOME OF STRUCTURED DIABETES MELLITUS EDUCATIONAL PROGRA

At the International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM), students are enrolled into a bachelor degree program after successfully completing a two-year foundation study. Recently, the mode of entry into the bachelor of pharmacy degree in Malaysian has been questioned. No evidence is available on the appropriateness of entry standards set by the Phar

This paper provides a comparative study of sustainable dispute management practices in Malaysia and Japan. With a focus on land-related disputes, the tangible and measurable objectives of the study include the identification of common trends in court-annexed dispute management in Malaysia and Japan; sustainable practices in court-annexed ADR that w

Ghulam Ahmad Parvez (1903-1985) provides a modern interpretation of Islam which in many cases contradicts the tenets and teachings of Islam. He rejects the authority of the hadith (sayings) of the Prophet (SAW). His modernist approach covers a wide range of issues including women. His views on women largely contradict the Islamic texts from the Qur

Abstract: With the tremendous growth experienced in the Islamic finance industry within the past decade, there is an increasing call for self-evaluation in order to reemphasize the need to realize original value proposition of Islamic financial intermediation in Islamic commercial law. The Islamic finance industry has been criticized by some skepti

The fast-moving technologies and the increasing rate of growth population indicates that the demand for energy will continue to be spiking and prominent in the discussion of the upcoming future. Therefore, to cater to the need for sustainable and clean energy, the idea of nuclear fusion is proposed and studied. Because the nuclear fusion reaction h