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1 | 2021 Article | Stick to the point of view of literature:a critical review on Chao Foon and the non leftist Mahua literature Chin, Ying Xuan Chao Foon and the non leftist Mahua literature was the academic work published by Lim Choon Bee this year. It was an academic review about Chao Foon magazines. This book come out with “the non leftist Mahua literature” concept, and this concept bring the criti cal work of this book stick to the point of view of literature.
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2 | 2022 Article | Womens body writing in Pan Yutong and Shang Wanyuns short stories Chin, Ying Xuan Pan Yutong and Shang Wanyun are the Mahua writers who concern about women’s issue. They have a lot of similar experiences, but they are sexually different. Will this obvious distinction affected the way they describe women characters? Feminist theory are still argued on this issue. Although gender issue has always been the subject of feminists, but it is a product of patriarchy. Pan Yutong and Shang Wanyun who live in the patriarchy society may been affected by the patriarchy ideology. Therefore, this study will compare the method they describe women's body, try to find out the similarity or differences between male and female writer. Finally, this study will also try to respond on the argument regarding this issue... 516 hits |
3 | 2024 Final Year Project | Development and usability of 'CellSplit Insight' e-learning tool on the topic of cell division for Form 4 Biology Lee, Ying Xuan The research project aims to develop an e-learning tool named 'CellSplit Insight' with strong validity and assess its usability for teaching cell division in Form 4 Biology. Using a quantitative approach, the tool was developed following the ADDIE model, and its usability was assessed using the USE questionnaire adapted from Lund (2001). The study employed simple random sampling to select 37 students for the pilot test and 77 students for the field test across schools in Malacca. Expert validity, pilot testing, and field testing were conducted to evaluate the tool's validity, reliability, and usability. Data analysis methods included the Content Validity Index (CVI) for expert validity, Cronbach's Alpha for pilot testing, and descriptive analysis (mean and standard deviation) for field testing. Results indicated high validity with a CVI value of 1.0. Usability scores were also favourable across all constructs: usefulness (mean: 3.7857, sd: 0.37547), ease of learning (mean: 3.7857, sd: ..... 110 hits |