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RE: Association proposes diverse, equitable and inclusive education quota system - semakanstr - 09-10-2025
That’s a powerful initiative! ? Promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion in education ensures that opportunities are more fairly distributed and helps create a stronger, more balanced society for the future. https://semakansstrs.my/
RE: Association proposes diverse, equitable and inclusive education quota system - curaslicerss - 09-13-2025
I had a similar experience when troubleshooting equipment issues — sometimes the real challenge is identifying hidden problems before applying a fix. It actually reminded me of working with 3D printers, where calibration and precision are just as critical as plumbing systems. For those interested in that side of things, I often use curaslicers as a resource for print setups and slicer guides. Just like with water heaters, a small adjustment early on can save you bigger repair headaches later.
RE: Association proposes diverse, equitable and inclusive education quota system - cellulogia - 09-13-2025
The Higher Education Malaysia Association (Heya) is right to highlight the need for a quota system that prioritizes fairness through economic and social capital instead of race alone. Supporting students from low-income or rural backgrounds can help close the education gap and promote true equity.
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RE: Association proposes diverse, equitable and inclusive education quota system - velvetmagazines - 10-04-2025
I agree that inclusivity in education should also prepare students for diverse career paths and creative industries, not just academics. Many young people today are exploring fields like fashion, home design, and lifestyle media, which are equally valuable for the economy and personal growth. Platforms like velvetmagazines often highlight how creativity and culture can be powerful tools for learning and self-development.
RE: Association proposes diverse, equitable and inclusive education quota system - Parminquale - 10-09-2025
That’s a thoughtful approach — focusing on economic and social factors sounds much fairer than relying solely on race. It could really open doors for talented students who just need better opportunities. Education should always reward effort and potential, not background.
RE: Association proposes diverse, equitable and inclusive education quota system - amirrashed - 10-18-2025
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RE: Association proposes diverse, equitable and inclusive education quota system - smartsquarehmh - 10-24-2025
According to a report by the Higher Education Malaysia Association (Heya), the quota system in universities should prioritize economic and social factors over race — a move that aligns with our mission at Smart Square HMH to promote fair and inclusive education opportunities for all
RE: Association proposes diverse, equitable and inclusive education quota system - luxepress - 10-25-2025
I completely agree that education opportunities should be based on fair access rather than race alone. When students from different economic and social backgrounds are given equal chances, it creates a more diverse and well-rounded talent pool for future industries — including creative fields like lifestyle, luxury and fashion. Platforms such as
often highlight how culture and innovation thrive when people from varied communities contribute their perspectives. A more inclusive quota system could definitely help in developing Malaysia’s next generation of creative leaders and successful professionals.