Category: Education

Tit-bits

Why not? ‘A Graduate in Every Family’: Why not?

A qualitative exploration of the position of nursery rhymes was carried out in 2015 in the Mauritian curriculum with a view to enhancing the learning of English as

The UK government has periodically engaged in topical or wider-import reviews of its education system, focusing at times on the primary education, the Technical & Vocational streams or

Breaches of discipline galore prevail in schools and wherever students are present. They look greater than life size when the media broadcasts them far and wide.

The Ministry of Education in its current shape and form, holding a brief spanning from pre-primary to university levels, covering pre-vocational, vocational, technical and special needs education, supervising

Ces temps-ci, on se préoccupe beaucoup de l’absentéisme scolaire et du taux alarmant des effectifs dans les classes. Juillet : mois des révisions et des examens.

One recent announcement grants us the opportunity to wander (again…) into the territories of the Education establishment at IVTB House and their proposed plans for a major redesign

The Education Department has lately attracted the notice of the public because the Director of Education, Mr Snell, has come out with an innovation. This time it is

Have we reached the end of the tether making the system irredeemable towards the purpose for which it was designed, notably to equip the upcoming generation with the

Regular assessments and tests, followed by examinations, will rob pupils of their education and create greater alienation for both pupils and teachers. Regular and frequent testing of heights does

The Nine Year Schooling (NYS) umbrella concept regroups several individual measures, which are intended collectively to reduce examination pressures, reduce stress and workload, reduce private tuition, provide more

A l’heure des réformes et des efforts pour une appropriation active de la langue orale et des compétences écrites, on revient sur un débat ancien : donner au

Sometime back, the English Speaking Union organized a stimulating forum at the Aberystwyth University at Quartier Militaire to mark the English Language Day (25th April 2016).

With the start of second trimester this week, children and students are back to their schools.