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    The document compares and contrasts the KSSR and KBSR curriculum frameworks in Malaysia. KSSR has a modular design based on 6 areas and organizes subjects into basic core modules, thematic core modules, and elective modules for Level I (Years 1-3). KBSR has a linear design based on 3 areas and organizes subjects into core, compulsory, and additional subjects for Levels I (Years 1-3) and Level II (Years 4-6). KSSR focuses on elements like creativity, innovation, entrepreneurship, and technology while KBSR focuses on basic literacy and numeracy skills.

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    The document compares and contrasts the KSSR and KBSR curriculum frameworks in Malaysia. KSSR has a modular design based on 6 areas and organizes subjects into basic core modules, thematic core modules, and elective modules for Level I (Years 1-3). KBSR has a linear design based on 3 areas and organizes subjects into core, compulsory, and additional subjects for Levels I (Years 1-3) and Level II (Years 4-6). KSSR focuses on elements like creativity, innovation, entrepreneurship, and technology while KBSR focuses on basic literacy and numeracy skills.

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    The document compares and contrasts the KSSR and KBSR curriculum frameworks in Malaysia. KSSR has a modular design based on 6 areas and organizes subjects into basic core modules, thematic core modules, and elective modules for Level I (Years 1-3). KBSR has a linear design based on 3 areas and organizes subjects into core, compulsory, and additional subjects for Levels I (Years 1-3) and Level II (Years 4-6). KSSR focuses on elements like creativity, innovation, entrepreneurship, and technology while KBSR focuses on basic literacy and numeracy skills.

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    Ateeq Medina, Siti Noor Amira, Siti Amira, Lahung Wan, Rosiah Omar TESL R2

    KBSR AND KSSR: TABLE TO COMPARE AND CONTRAST

    KSSR Modular design is based on 6 areas: Communication Spiritual, Attitude and Values Humanitarian Physical and Aesthetical Development Science and Technology Curriculum Materials Curriculum Standard documents Organisation of the Curriculum: Level I (Year 1, 2 & 3) Basic Core Modules, Thematic Core Modules and Elective Modules

    KBSR Linear design is based on 3 areas: Communication Man and his environment Self-development of the individual

    Curriculum Materials Study syllabus Organisation of the Curriculum: Level I (Year 1, 2 & 3) Core, compulsory and additional subjects Level II (Year 4, 5 & 6) Core , Compulsory and Additional subjects

    Level II (Year 4, 5 & 6) Core and Elective Subjects

    The elements of creativity and Innovation, entrepreneurial, information technology and communication Focuses on: 4M (Reading, Writing, Counting and Reasoning)

    Elements of Analytical and creative thinking skills

    Focuses on: 3M (Reading, Writing and Counting)

    Ateeq Medina, Siti Noor Amira, Siti Amira, Lahung Wan, Rosiah Omar TESL R2

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