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I debated whether to write this post in Malay or English 😂 After much deliberation, I have decided to go with the latter for the sole intention of reaching a WIDER audience. I may or may not do a separate post in Malay later. If you have the time, I highly recommend that you watch the entirety of this video. For those of you who don't, I've summarised some of the key points below: 1) On the subject of PPSMI*, the esteemed scholar Prof. Emeritus Datuk Dr. Nik Safiah Karim had this to say (and I paraphrase): "Whether you like it or not, English IS the go-to language for academic publishing, research, etc. Therefore, you'd be missing out on a lot of opportunities if your command of the language is poor. However, if you do not know bahasa Melayu, now that's a tragedy. If you are proficient in neither, then I have no words." "It's a matter of PRIDE in one's own identity. That's why we NEED people who can seamlessly transition from English to Malay, both in speech AND in writing. Our language lacks vocabulary in many areas, especially science." "Therefore, I believe that a "dwibahasa" (bilingual) approach is still the best solution." *The Teaching and Learning of Mathematics in English 2) No one language is above another (from a linguistics point of view) Prof. Nik Safiah addressed some common accusations thrown at bahasa Melayu: a) Malay is inferior because of the abundance of loan words in its lexicon This cannot be further from the truth. To quote Prof. Nik Safiah, "For a language to grow and flourish, it must 'borrow' words from other languages. Malay is no different." Of course, when a word is "borrowed" from another language, it is adapted to Malay spelling and pronunciation. b) Malay is inferior because its rules aren't as complex compared to those of other languages This is also untrue. While some aspects of Malay grammar might seem straightforward, others can be extremely confusing, even to native speakers. Case in point: imbuhan (suffixes and prefixes). In a nutshell, the allegation that Malay is not "complex" or "sophisticated" enough is simply not true. 2. Language is a reflection of society. Take third-person pronouns for example. In Malay, when it comes to third-person pronouns, gender is of no consequence. However, there is an emphasis on HIERARCHY. E.g. Baginda, beliau Jokingly, Prof. Nik Safiah added, "The English have tenses, but we don't. Maybe that's why we are always 'on the way'". 🤣 3. Malays no longer know how to speak and write PROPERLY This is true. The onus is on us to keep our mother tongue not just alive, but thriving in all its beauty. Prof. Nik Safiah remarked that Malay is slowly losing its aesthetic value. I think a lot of that has to do with fast-paced living. Our forefathers lived more consciously, surrounded by nature, so inspiration was everywhere. Nowadays, people find it difficult to slow down. I hope you found this post insightful 🤓 #adibahwrites #litranslators #linguistics

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It is quite challenging to comprehend that after six years of intensive education, research, and practical experience, graduates of Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery (BAMS) are regarded as inexperienced, while individuals who falsely claim to be doctors without any formal qualifications receive preferential treatment. I am not sure what people need. It is not necessary for a patient to know the truth from the doctor. A young doctor who reads the report and shares the accurate prognosis of a disease may be perceived as inexperienced. On the other hand, a person who pretends to be a doctor, lacks the ability to analyze a report, and claims that every disease is easily curable, while accepting large payment for such false claims, is preferred. It is rather unfortunate that when the unlicensed medical practitioner was asked about the lack of progress in the patient's condition despite the diagnostic tests, he dismissively remarked that such reports are only relevant to allopathic doctorsAn Ayurvedic physician does not require it. What you are experiencing is the outcome, and the patient foolishly believes it. (After oil massage for a long period give anyone a freshness) Quite a few patients says I don't have any change. Then the fake doctor says you doesn't followed the pathya (diet). Now the patient is convinced , he is right. 🤦‍♂️ People, please understand. Yes, we studied several samhithas, but we are not living in the era of their authors. We are educated enough to read reports. And don't be fooled by the words of fake ayurveda vaidyans who claim that the investigation reports do not show any development in ayurveda treatment.They are not curing you but Making money out of you.Please, you are living in this world, open your eyes! #Ayurveda #Education #CriticalThinking #OpenYourEyes #ayushAyurveda #Yoga #AyurvedaLifestyle #Health #Ayurvedic #HealthyLifestyle #AyurvedaLife #Wellness #AyurvedaEveryday #AyurvedicMedicine #Dosha #HolisticHealth #AyurvedicTreatment #AyurvedaIndia #AyurvedicTips #NaturalHealing #HerbalRemedies #AyurvedicWisdom #SelfCare #SaveAyurveda #world #share #repost #DecliningLifeScience01

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Frequently asked questions about CV ❓ Do I need to put a photo? No you don't have to. If you want to include a photo, make sure it’s a professional photo not just the screenshot of your IG profile ❓Do I need to put marital status? No tak payah. Actually during interview pun they are not allowed to ask about family, children, pregnancy plan etc to prevent bias ❓Should I include my salary expectation? No need to put it in the CV. It is for later negotiation when you got the job ❓How many pages is the ideal length? 1-2 pages is enough. The hiring managers are busy people and don’t have time to read long CVs ❓Do I need to include employment gap? Yes definitely. Otherwise they will discover it anyway. ❓Do I need a summary section? Yes yes it’s a must. It’s the most important part of your CV. A good summary should be able to get you the interview already. ❓Do I need to put the referee names? No need actually. If you get the job, we will ask you for reference later ❓Should I put my exam results in the CV? For new graduates, yes you can include it. But the longer you are in the workforce, then the less relevant exam results become. Your experience is what matters more ❓What kind of achievements should I put in? Put only the relevant ones for the job. ❓Should I include my primary school? Errr no need la. So long ago already and it doesnt matter where you go to school ❓Should I buy a CV template? No need la. CV is not that complicated. Make sure you tailor it each time to the job that you are applying Ok itu soalan-soalan yang orang selalu tanya saya. Doktor Az 🩺 ♻️ Repost for the benefit of your network #morebetter #cv #faq p/s do you have a question for me?

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In my honest opinion, being too honest is not good during interview I don’t mean that you should lie but some things are better left unsaid. Tak payah cerita semua benda. Telling me that your weakness is laziness might not be a good strategy Telling me that you have problem with your boss doesn’t really give me a lot of positive feeling Telling me that you are not clear about your future career plan does not give me a lot of confidence If you are not sure if your interview answers are ‘too honest’, get some advice from good friends that can give you their honest opinion Doktor Az 🩺 #morebetter #honesty p/s are you always honest? ♻️ Repost for the benefit of your honest network

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