Malaysia

Muhyiddin launches Education Ministry’s DidikTV

It airs on Channel 107 on MYTV, Channel 147 on Astro, ntv7 on TV Unifi from 7am to midnight daily

Updated 5 years ago · Published on 17 Feb 2021 10:53AM

Muhyiddin launches Education Ministry’s DidikTV
Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin says the government has revived education TV programmes since the first MCO was implemented last March. – Bernama pic, February 17, 2021

KUALA LUMPUR – Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin today launched education programme DidikTV Kementerian Pendidikan Malaysia (DidikTV KPM).

DidikTV KPM airs on Channel 107 on MYTV, Channel 147 on Astro, and ntv7 on TV Unifi, from 7am to midnight daily.

In his speech, Muhyiddin said DidikTV KPM will broadcast programmes based on the Education Ministry’s curriculum and co-curriculum, as well as news related to education covering preschool to Form 6,  “edutainment” programmes and student-generated content.

Lifelong learning content that focuses on good values and character development will also be aired, he said.

“I am confident that DidikTV KPM will be able to assist in the implementation of home-based teaching and learning, especially for students who do not have access to online education. Parents can also watch DidikTV KPM with their children.”

He said the ministry has revived education TV programmes since the first movement control order (MCO) was implemented on March 18 last year, to ensure students who lack internet access and digital devices are not left out.

“The government is aware that education is one of the sectors most affected by the Covid-19 pandemic. It’s a difficult situation, and the ministry has had to close schools during the MCO period.

“When schools are closed, face-to-face teaching and learning is not possible. However, the ministry is committed to continue providing education access to more than five million students.”

He said he was impressed with the methods utilised by teacher Arzman Saad for Mathematics Paper 1 in the Road to Success SPM 2020 programme on ntv7, saying they are creative and easily understood by Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) candidates.

Road to Success SPM 2020, previously broadcast during the DidikTV slot on ntv7, sees teachers discussing techniques to answer SPM questions.

Muhyiddin said he is confident that many teachers have the skills and expertise to deliver learning content creatively.

“Congratulations to the teachers who are committed to educating students in any situation.” – Bernama, February 17, 2021

Related News

Opinion / 1mth

A PAS vision for education: Fair chances for all Malaysians?

Malaysia / 2mth

Anwar wants to stop the practice of embezzlement; reforms to continue

Education / 3mth

Malaysia must embrace AI in education to avoid falling behind

Malaysia / 3mth

Malaysia’s hidden debt trap: When borrowing becomes a way of life

Malaysia / 4mth

Malaysia commits to strengthening educational ties with Palestine

Malaysia / 5mth

Government’s RM5.7 billion spending cut a bold move to curb waste, says PKR leader

Spotlight

Malaysia

Bersama suspends Nik Nazmi from party activities for three months

Malaysia

‘We have better things to do than orchestrate khalwat raids’ - Amirudin

Malaysia

Social media posts ‘emerge’- defending Ismail after Tuanku Muhriz’s public rebuke

World

Trump’s Muhammad joke about Iran presidency falls flat at Georgia rally

Health

Haze can cause life-threatening lung inflammation in cats and dogs, vet warns

World

Australia detects deadly H5N1 bird flu on Macquarie Island, threatening elephant seals

Malaysia

Agong warns against using social media to spread hatred, insult others

Malaysia

Nik Nazmi acknowledges he is the individual detained by JAIS

You may be interested

Malaysia

King honours Malaysian Armed Forces at 93rd anniversary banquet

Malaysia

UM denies disciplinary action against student over Najib, Tabung Haji remarks

Malaysia

Malaysia records 69,001 face-to-face fraud cases in 2025

Malaysia

Social media posts ‘emerge’- defending Ismail after Tuanku Muhriz’s public rebuke

Malaysia

PDRM awaits Philippine confirmation on alleged politician’s role in 521kg drug seizure

Malaysia

Man found dead with 70 per cent burns beside Johor railway tracks

Malaysia

Court hears RM40m in Khazanah, PNB investments paid into Fashion Valet accounts

Malaysia

Cannabis haul seized in Thailand could fetch RM1.96m in Malaysia