This morning on #TheLITEBreakfast ,Asha and Terry speak with Datin Noor Azimah, Chairperson of PAGE (Parent Action Group for Education Malaysia) on Dual Language Programme (DLP) in Malaysia's education system.

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Last month, a group of students in Sabah won a lawsuit against their former teacher, who had been absent for 7 months. On #TheLITEBreakfast today, Asha and Terry speak with Fiqah Roslan, Representative for Kempen @tiada.guru , an NGO that initiated the campaign against teacher absenteeism.

"Remember the Time..." is where we get nostalgic and share our most memorable stories on #TheLITEBreakfast 😊 Today we asked our listeners about a costly mistake.

Asha and Terry speak with Chan Soon Seng, CEO of Teach for Malaysia (@teachformsia ) , on their goal of improving access to quality education for students across Malaysia.

All this week, we take a closer look at pressing Malaysian issues and speak with changemakers who are making a difference. For today's topic, we would like to know if you would have chosen to study something different?

There's a song for every meaningful moment in life. We're giving you the chance to share the soundtrack of your life with us! Today on #TheLITEBreakfast , Rob Middleton, Creative Consultant and Voice Over Talent joined Asha & Terry to share his playlist! 💕🥹👀

All this week, we take a closer look at pressing Malaysian issues and speak with changemakers who are making a difference. Today, we asked our listeners if they believe it is worth pursuing a career in sports in Malaysia.  

"Remember the Time..." is where we get nostalgic and share our most memorable stories on #TheLITEBreakfast 😊 Got a story about moving out?

All this week, we take a closer look at pressing Malaysian issues and speak with changemakers who are making a difference. Today, we asked our listeners if they believe it is important to buy a house.

All this week, we take a closer look at pressing Malaysian issues and speak with changemakers who are making a difference. For tomorrow's topic, we would like to know if you believe parents should decide their children’s education path?