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Save Our Children's Future

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Jeremy Whittaker Verified
1 month ago

We need to pilot before cementing these changes. The new system will have problems and we owe it to the children of this nation to do our due diligence with a pilot before we subject them to this new assessment procedure.

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Akeem Callender Verified
1 month ago

Unnecessary complication

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Iman Laws Verified
1 month ago

I am a strong advocate for change, once it makes sense. At this point I have so many questions of which far outweigh any "answers" that have been provided. My biggest issue is the lack of communication and the blatant disengagement between said policy makers and parents. This in no way can be in the best interest of our future ...our children. I think that this proposed transition should be targeted towards the group of children who will now be entering Primary School in September.

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Tanya Dottin Verified
1 month ago

There are too many new initiatives being introduced at one time. Without any validation or testing to make sure they are feasible and that educators have been adequately training in all

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Janelle B Verified
1 month ago

Children should never be political or economic pawns, and parents and teachers should not feel that major educational changes are being thrust upon them. Parents need adequate time to prepare their children mentally, while schools need sufficient time to prepare for such significant changes. It should never be “them vs. us.” Education must be fair and accessible to all, and this system cannot meet that standard with such a rushed implementation.

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Tanya Clarke Verified
1 month ago

It is important to me because I believe that there are too many loop holes in what is being proposed. A pliot program should be rolled out first.

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Rosalie Mayers Verified
1 month ago

Because I would like my child to have a fair chance to determine his future, based on his own merits, with an educational system that has his best interests at heart, and not something rushed.

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Kevin Edwards Verified
1 month ago

Change must be sustainable

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Dr Shantelle Armstrong Verified
1 month ago

The issue is not with the proposal itself, but rather with the timing of its implementation, which is impractical. It would be more appropriate to introduce this system starting with children entering Infants A, allowing them to become accustomed to it from the beginning of their schooling.

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Asha Archer Verified
1 month ago

This new implementation is not structured properly and in my view putting the children at a disadvantage

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Tonya Codrington Verified
1 month ago

Plans seem to be unsure

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Ricardo Francis Verified
1 month ago

My child is not a guinea pig.

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Omadai Bhajan Verified
1 month ago

While there are many reforms that are attractive and and may seem suitable, not everything is appropriate to our small island educational context

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Georgette Green Verified
1 month ago

Any change of pedagogy and national assessment within an educational system should be done with extensive research, participation from all relevant parties, and pilot programs to test the proposed initiative in a particular cultural setting before implementation. None of these is being done. It is too rushed.

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James Hitman Cox Verified
1 month ago

It affects my 2 children

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trena millar Verified
1 month ago

A fair and equitable implementation to education transformation for the future of my child.

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Ena Odderson Verified
1 month ago

This is too important a step that must be carefully organized and tested.

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Sherika Jones Verified
1 month ago

My children deserve a future that’s based on a credible and well documented education system

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Coreen Smith Verified
1 month ago

My child is going to be affected by the changes the Government is going to make to the Educational System in Barbados.

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Sheena Brl Verified
1 month ago

I have no problem with the continuous assessment but the group project I'm totally against. This is major....!!