#BTColumn – Education, education, education
Article by March 13, 2021
Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed by this author are their own and do not represent the official position of the Barbados TODAY.
by
Dr Ronnie Yearwood
In last’s week column, I talked about the value of critiquing or criticising government policy, even during COVIDd, concluding that this could save lives, because critique could provide ideas or suggestions, or offer insights for policy improvement. This week, I want to continue the discussion looking at education.
Are we behind?
We can appreciate that Barbados is a great country. Boast about it, even. However, we can also appreciate that Barbados needs reform in key areas such as governance, education, and the economy. And candidly talk about that reform, without pride getting in the way of reform.