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Road Safety EducationThe Malaysian Experience
Road safety campaigns
Road safety campaigns usually are targeted to adults – the current road user
It is important that education begins at grassroot level – children are future road users.
• Road Safety Education (RSE) as a high priority initiative
• To develop a new generation of safer road users.
Malaysian Road Safety Plan
• A 5-year rollout plan
• Smart partnership between Ministry of Transport and Ministry of Education
• RSE is embedded into Bahasa Malaysia (BM) subject
• Taught at primary and secondary school level
The Malaysian RSE
The implementation plan
Year Implementation
2007 Pilot project
2008 Primary 1
2009 Primary 2 & 4
2010 Primary 3, 5 & 6
2011 Secondary 1, 2 & 4
The framework
Programme developmen
t
Assessment
Research
Evaluation & reporting
National rollout
Adjustments
Training
Monitoring &
evaluation
Pilot project
Material production
The programme scope
Behavioural and attitudinal development and
maintenance
Knowledge about
road use
Knowledge of
road environmen
t
Responsibleattitudes, values andbehaviours
Skills for road use
Appropriate developmental
learning Active student participation
Problem based learning
Bloom’s Taxonomy
RSE Curriculum
Problem solving skills
Decision making skills
Multiple intelligence
Thinking curriculum
Spiral learning
The framework
Programme developmen
t
Assessment
Research
The assessment meeting
The framework
Programme developmen
t
Assessment
Research
Material production
The RSE Kit
The framework
Programme developmen
t
Assessment
Research Training
Pilot project
Material production
Teachers’ training
The framework
Programme developmen
t
Assessment
Research Training
Monitoring &
evaluation
Pilot project
Material production
Monitoring and evaluation
The framework
Programme developmen
t
Assessment
Research
National rollout
Adjustments
Training
Monitoring &
evaluation
Pilot project
Material production
Classroom teaching and learning
Outdoor activities
ROAD SAFETY
EDUCATION
Toll-free line:1 -800 – 880 –
773
Monday - Friday9.00 am – 5.30
pm
Toll-free line
Bantuan Lain
RSE Website: www.pkjr.org.my
The framework
Programme developmen
t
Assessment
Research
Evaluation & reporting
National rollout
Adjustments
Training
Monitoring &
evaluation
Pilot project
Material production
“Every year, around 80,000 children aged 5-14 in developing countries lose their right to education for a single tragic reason: they are killed on the world’s roads, often making the journey to school”.
Dr Kevin Watkins, UN Development Adviser
“I have seen how important it is that children and communities are educated about road safety and that governments and decision makers do what they can to make roads safe.”
Ewan McGregor, UNICEF Ambassador
RSE shapes our children’s future
Syarifudin [email protected]