Tag: Kadress Pillay

Political parties, ministers, administrators and cadres have, for decades, felt the need for some meaningful reform in the education sector. In the local multi-factorial context with its own

Editorial

‘What alternative is left to us? The lesser of two evils’

Qs & As: – Vinod Seegum – President GTU

Interview – Dr Satish Kumar Mahadeo — … but let us not confuse ‘firmness’ with ‘aggressivity’ or ‘brutality’” There is much anger in our society, and the onus

A couple of weeks ago we had the opportunity here to commend the new Minister of Education, Hon Leela Devi-Dookun, for tackling the bull by the horns and

Any reform must be just and equitable and should be seen to be so

What is now required is a real paradigm shift where the emphasis is not on the examination but on the exit profile of the student who leaves school

Interview: Dr Teeluck Bhuwanee – Educationist

Interview : Vina Ballgobin, spécialiste en Sciences de l’Education