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UPSR A 'Hots' Issue

  • Aisyah Tajuddin & Wan Irdina, BFM
  • Nov 30, 2016
  • 1 min read

Students, teachers, parents, and opposition politicians have raised concerns as to whether the implementation of the Higher-Order Thinking Skills format. or HOTS, is an effective move by the Education Ministry. This comes after the sharp drop in the percentage of standard 6 students achieving all A's in UPSR. BFM explores the reasons behind the low percentage of passes, and whether or not the HOTS format is responsible.

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