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SINGAPORE: The approach to National Education (NE) in schools will be refreshed, following a year-long review that concluded in October 2017. Giving details on the refreshed approach in Parliament on Monday (Mar 5), Senior Minister of State for Education Janil Puthucheary noted that there are some who feel that the storyline is worn or tired, or, as MP Ang Wei Neng pointed out, that NE is propaganda. In his speech, Dr Puthucheary noted that the Ministry of Education (MOE) recognises that it has to be open to doing NE differently. “We must empower our students to discover what being Singaporean means to them personally – not because the syllabus says so, but because they themselves know so.” He added that this was the basis for the recommendations by the 30-member NE Review Committee, which was chaired by Dr Puthucheary. The recommendations, he said, centre on nurturing a sense of belonging to the country and community, a sense of Singapore’s realities and challenges, and a ... » Learn More about National Education in schools to be refreshed: Janil Puthucheary

If you are prone to getting breakouts on your face, chances are you’re equally susceptible to getting blemishes on your back. Clogged pores on your back could also stem from a build-up of hair products sliding down your back, or from not showering or washing off the grime, dirt and oil after perspiring. While there is certainly no shame in having bacne, it can make you feel really self-conscious and naturally, you would probably like to get rid of it. Thankfully, back acne can be treated with the right skincare routine that works for you. If your acne doesn’t seem to be clearing up, make sure you talk to your dermatologist about other treatment options. Read on to find out how you can make a few modifications to your daily routine to prevent and fight back(ne). 1. Easy breezy If you have bacne, steer clear of tight clothing to minimise friction (especially when you perspire) that could aggravate outbreaks. Instead, opt for looser lighter sweat-absorbent materials like 100 per ... » Learn More about How to get rid of back acne for good

The Association of Southeast Asian Nations as a declared regional community of “caring societies” has starkly revealed its true soul as an enduring club of dictators. The Asean’s staunchly autocratic nature was fully exposed before the global community soon after Myanmar’s Tatmadaw (armed forces) launched its coup d’état in the early morning hours of Feb. 1. The pathetically weak reactions of Southeast Asian states clearly showed their deceitful attitudes toward the fundamental principles of democracy and human rights. Thus, the Asean’s ruling national elites have deeply buried their own regional project’s avowed values which are affirmed in the Asean Charter itself—regardless if such ideals are widely aspired for by the region’s vastly oppressed masses. Aside from its members’ spineless positions, the Asean Chairman’s Statement of Feb. 2 seriously undermines the regional organization’s already feeble stance on Myanmar. The Asean’s assertion merely encourages “the pursuance of ... » Learn More about Asean fails to uphold Myanmar democracy

SINGAPORE - The organisers of the National Day Parade (NDP) this year have apologised for errors in the Tamil translation of its theme #OneNationTogether in some of its pamphlets. Publicity brochures with the mistakes were distributed to Primary 5 students from 162 primary schools ahead of National Education (NE) shows this month. The Tamil phrase was supposed to read as "let's come together as one nation". But some letters were in the wrong places while others were missing, making the words unintelligible. Said the NDP 2017 executive committee chairman, Colonel Ong Yoke Lam Melvin, in a response to The Straits Times: "Such typographical errors are avoidable and should not have happened. We apologise to all Singaporeans for our oversight, in particular to our Tamil community, for the unhappiness this error has caused." He said that souvenir booklets with the correct translation were given to students at the NE shows on July 2 and 8, and will be done so for the show on Saturday ... » Learn More about NDP organisers say sorry for wrong Tamil translation of NDP theme on its pamphlets

FILE PHOTO: ames Harden #13 of the Houston Rockets reacts to a basket during the first quarter of a game against the Los Angeles Lakers at Toyota Center on January 10, 2021 in Houston, Texas. Mandatory Credit: Carmen Mandato/Pool Photo-USA TODAY Sports/File Photo The Houston Rockets will retire the No. 13 jersey of former guard James Harden in honor of his eight successful seasons with the franchise, owner Tilman Fertitta has said. Harden was named an All-Star in every season with the Rockets and holds the franchise records for three-point field goals made (2,029), free throws made (5,554) and assists (4,796). The 2018 MVP was traded to the Brooklyn Ne ts in January after his relationship with the Rockets broke down. “James Harden will always be a Rocket,” Fertitta told the Houston Chronicle. “Of course, we will retire his jersey. He made my first three years of owning the franchise unforgettable. “The success he brought this franchise over eight years and the memories ... » Learn More about Houston to retire Harden’s No. 13 jersey, says owner