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The term “optometry” derives from the Greek words “Opsis” and “Metron,” with “Opsis” signifying “view” and “metron” translating to “measure.” In essence, optometry pertains to the measurement of vision. According to the World Council of Optometry (WCO), “Optometry is a healthcare profession that is autonomous, educated, and regulated (licensed/registered), and optometrists are the primary healthcare...
As a seasoned academic, I have always believed in the power of knowledge exchange and the significance of fostering academic collaboration across international boundaries. Recently, I had the privilege of conducting research workshops at two distinguished universities in China: Yunan Business and Industry University and Henan Polytechnic University. These experiences were not only enlightening but...
In the bustling world of the hospitality industry, a hotel’s reputation largely hinges on the experience it offers to guests. While numerous elements contribute to this experience, one of the most critical is housekeeping. Cleanliness and order are non-negotiable in the hotel industry, and a misstep in this department can have a significant impact on...
Will the robots and machines replace our engineers? This cannot be true because we still need humans to do the thinking. However, the Computer Numerical Control (CNC) is the future of the machining industry. Previously, the subtractive manufacturing operation was done using conventional machining, such as conventional milling and lathe machines. Conventional machining will require...
The Internet of Things (IoT) has rapidly emerged as a transformative force in the digital age, with its applications extending far beyond industrial and commercial sectors. Among its numerous potential benefits, one of the most promising is its capacity to revolutionise the way students manage their daily tasks. By interconnecting everyday objects, devices, and systems,...
Internships are a powerful way to gain hands-on experience in the early childhood education industry here in Sarawak. I have been a part of the education world since I embarked on my degree in education and psychology in 1999, which marked the beginning of my journey in the teaching field. Looking back, I can vividly...
Conducting research is a multifaceted task that demands precision and dedication. To ensure that research is both meaningful and valuable, we propose a framework that focuses on four fundamental principles: Beginning with a clear problem Identifying knowledge gaps Formulating specific questions Continuous learning and skill development A fundamental step in research is defining the problem...
Sarawak recently introduced and launched one of its Autonomous Rapid Transit (ART) vehicles, a hydrogen fuel cell bus, marking a pioneering step in Southeast Asia. This initiative underscores Sarawak’s commitment to modernising its public transportation system while significantly reducing emissions and contributing to environmental improvement, mirroring global trends. These innovative modes of transportation are particularly...
In the world of gastronomy, all chefs firmly stand by this motto: “TECHNIQUE IS KING!” You may possess the finest ingredients and a kitchen furnished with top-tier equipment, but if you don’t know how to work your magic, you won’t conjure the flavours you crave. Culinary techniques serve as the foundational elements of any triumphant...
The majority of Malaysian students still struggle to acquire reading abilities despite the fact that English has been a required subject since Preschool. The Malaysian Ministry of Education has launched a few reading initiatives, including the NILAM Reading Programme.  The teacher needs to find a way to make the class more interesting so that students...
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