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Malaysia: A better read with meaning-making

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Date: 25 Sept 2018 | by:  Dr Chong Su Li | Story Source: New Straits Times ~ Go to Original Article

AS we race towards becoming a developed nation, many have been made aware that a well-informed and critical citizenry is crucial for the survival of a democracy.

One way in which a citizenry becomes well-informed is by possessing a strong reading culture. Yet, although Malaysia’s literacy levels are known to be considerably high, with the youth’s literacy rates being reported by Unesco to be at 98 per cent, Malaysians are not known for being ardent readers. We believe there are at least three reasons for this…


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