Introduction
NILAM (Nadi Ilmu Amalan Membaca) is the official name as a program organized
by Educational Technology Division (ETD). This program running at the primary
and secondary government schools with is supervision by the Teacher Training
Center (TTC) is one of the networks under ETD. Under this program, ETD should
takes responsibility NILAM’s program able to carry out by the schools with smoothly. Regarding that, it
should provide training and service to the teachers and collecting the report
and data related with NILAM and do some analysis work before submit it to upper
management.
Strategy
A
strategy to grow interest in reading by organized and arranged among
Malaysians, especially schoolchildren until to having reading habit and culture
reading among Malaysians.
Objectives
Make
pupil read more including all field, quality material, various genre instead of
readings material oriented examination only.
Encourage
school generate continuously creative and innovative idea to inculcate this
reading habit.
Implementation
The
outline of this program is simple enough, where each pupil is asked to:
1. Record the books they had read in their Record
Book NILAM (can be found in any public school’s book store)
2. Get their teachers to check their records
3. Whoever reads the most books gets a reward
“Pupil
successfully completed NILAM's program have privileged for elections to Limited
Schools, Fully Residential Schools, Express Class, scholarships sponsoring and
Higher Learning Institution.”
-
National Library of Malaysia
Implementation level and NILAM achievement
NILAM's
implementation program divided into two-stage:
- Jauhari's Level:
Read
many book and recorded. Recorded based on number, subject, and writer and also
write a little summary.
- Reader Partner:
Eligible
implement readings activity after reading 100 book and above.
Number of books to be read and documented in order to receive
the NILAM award
PRIMARY SCHOOL
Number
of books read
|
Honors
|
90-179
|
Bronze
|
180-269
|
Silver
|
270-359
|
Gold
|
360
and above
|
NILAM
|
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