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Karachi February 7, 2021 Educators and academics have expressed reservations over a recently-passed bill from the Senate for making the teaching of Arabic compulsory at all the educational institutions, saying that the economic prospects of teaching Arabic are low and adding more languages to the curriculum will further deteriorate the teaching standards of mathematics and science subjects. A few days earlier, the Senate of Pakistan passed the Compulsory Teaching of Arabic Language Bill 2020, to make Arabic a compulsory subject at all the educational institutions. Talking to The News, a numb...

New year 12 maths subject delayed We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Normal text size Advertisement Victoria’s new year 12 mathematics subject, designed to boost the number of senior students studying maths, won’t be taught for two more years because of COVID-19. Year 12 foundation maths will be delivered in schools in 2023 rather than next year, the Victorian Curriculum and Assessment Authority said. The delay will allow teachers and the public more time to provide feedback on the new subject, after schools and families spent much of 202...

Daily Maverick 168 weekly newspaper. Anyone who denies this statement is just willfully blind. But, it turns out, when you are focused on your ideology and not on real life, it’s pretty easy to end up being willfully blind. I’m really not casting aspersions on the ethics or motivations of people who believe in socialist solutions — I believe in some of those myself — but it’s crucial to face reality head-on. So, let me just justify statistically my statement about the SA’s tax rate and the level of its services, because it’s relevant later on.  I suspect the best international...

Kerre McIvor: Critical maths - our kids are the collateral damage after years of teaching decline 6 Feb, 2021 04:00 PM 5 minutes to read Teachers stream students into ability-based groups far more than their global counterparts do, meaning children with potential miss out. Teachers stream students into ability-based groups far more than their global counterparts do, meaning children with potential miss out. OPINION: For as long as I've been doing talkback radio, which is more than 20 years now, parents and grandparents have known something doesn't add up in the way we teach our kids maths. ...

The Productivity Commission's annualReport on Government Services, released yesterday, shows that Victorian school students are being let down by the...