Though most front-line educators and managers will agree that, while there have been some good take-aways from the Reform, it hardly provides the backbone of a sustainable education
We are misunderstanding the nature of education. We are misunderstanding how individuals relate to society. Can education be valued by what we earn? What price on literacy? What
Speaking English fluently is very important for Mauritians and indeed vital for the future of Mauritius, and deplore the paucity of real governmental effort towards that end
‘Happy Days’ to all the gurus and their shishyas, and may they together bring about the much-needed transformation that will take humanity to another level
Education Reform End-of-year secondary school intake process, procedures and potential challenges will constitute the first real test of the NYS pudding
Mauritius Times – 3rd Year No 83 – Friday 9th March 1956 Mauritius obtains its First Constitution Pioneering work of A. d’Epinay and R. Ollier By D. Napal, BA (Hons)
