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BY: Loop Author 12:07, May 27, 2021 168 reads The National Research Institute yesterday launched the report ‘Key 2015 indicators for Universal Basic Education in Papua New Guinea’s Districts and Provinces.’ The NRI says Papua New Guinea’s future developments rest on the achievement of the Universal Basic Education for all. Every citizen must have a basic education and as a result, having the ability to read, write and be knowledgeable about the world around them. Getting basic education enables a person to take advantage of opportunities to enabl...

Two-Mile Run: 22% The pass rate for women is up 12% from last year, yet enlisted women continue to struggle the most, with a 53% fail rate. Female officers have only a 23% fail rate, but that's still significantly higher than the fail rate for men, enlisted or officer. The data attributed most of that progress to a change in late March that added a two-minute plank as an alternative to leg tucks. FORSCOM found 22% of women failed the plank, a substantial decrease from the average 41% fail rate for the leg tuck. The pass rate for men went up by 1%. Average Scores (360 needed to pass, 600 is th...

The contrast between President Biden’s first address to Congress last Wednesday night and the Republican response delivered by Sen. Tim Scott, R-S.C., reminded me of another occasion between one long-winded

In response, we present the first qualitative ranking of the nation’s online CFP programs. (This ranking is limited to online, instructor-led programs. In a previous article, we evaluated degree-granting on-campus programs for financial planning.) There are two conventional paths for completing the educational requirements to sit for the CFP examination. One calls for enrolling in a college or university accredited by the CFP Board, passing a minimum of six courses covering the core topics in financial planning and demonstrating proficiency in integrating all the lessons by completing a cap...

I found the article by Nicky Roberts in In addition to her comments on each of the six metrics per province, she then calculates a poverty factor for each province. In her scoring, using her six metrics and the poverty factor, Eastern Cape, Limpopo and KZN are ranked first, second and third respectively.  The Western Cape (WC) is ranked sixth, having been first scored by her at number two, prior to the application of the poverty weighting.  It is very easy to slip into the comparison/competition narrative when comparing provincial matric results. Roberts’ article focuses us on a deeper a...