Simply, No Single Solution One of the most fundamental flaws we have as a society is the apparent notion that for every challenge there is a single effective and practical solution. This is quite far from the truth. Equally flawed, perhaps, is the assumption that societal challenges occur in isolation, rather than within the complex, interrelated landscape of socio-economic changes. Presently we are entangled …Read More
Breaking the Chains: How the Plantation Model Still Influence Caribbean Education and Society The Caribbean’s education system has deep colonial roots. While many believe that independence brought total liberation, the truth is that much of our schooling still mirrors the structures of the British plantation system. As we navigate the challenges of the 21st century, it’s critical to understand how this legacy continues to impact our classrooms, communities, and collective consciousness. The Plantation …Read More
Barbados Education Press Conference, 9th June 2021 Takeaway Summary The Ministry Of Education, Technological And Vocational Training highlighted some proposed reforms to the school system as well as plans for the rest of the 2020/2021 school year. Here are some takeaway points. 11-plus will be on 28th July 2021.Deferrals will be given to students who are not ready to take the exam.Students who defer their exams will still be …Read More