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BRZ wrote:MANDATORY School Improvements across the country and Strict SCHOOL ZONING for EAST, NORTH and EAST Trinidad, so if you live central you go to school in Central, no choice unless you going private school.
York wrote:BRZ wrote:MANDATORY School Improvements across the country and Strict SCHOOL ZONING for EAST, NORTH and EAST Trinidad, so if you live central you go to school in Central, no choice unless you going private school.
WTH, iz a martial state we in? well why don't we have white schools for whites, black for blacks, indian for indians, or christian for christians, muslim for muslims, etc.
19th to early 20th century thinking...
Redman wrote:Well.we.need to make.all.secondary.school s deliver prestige school results.
It's a question of management.
So that I don't need to send my children into Sando or POS in order to get properly educated...
Daran wrote:York wrote:BRZ wrote:MANDATORY School Improvements across the country and Strict SCHOOL ZONING for EAST, NORTH and EAST Trinidad, so if you live central you go to school in Central, no choice unless you going private school.
WTH, iz a martial state we in? well why don't we have white schools for whites, black for blacks, indian for indians, or christian for christians, muslim for muslims, etc.
19th to early 20th century thinking...
Just implement a free school bus system instead and charge parents extra if they refuse to utilize the service.
Dizzy28 wrote:School zoning will never work cuz Trinidadians like the ranking ting and we all know prestige schools is a ranking thing (with that said if I have a boy child I want him go Hillview and if a girl SAGHS)
With an end to the allocation of secondary school placings by choice and instead being replaced by zoning we should have a normalizing of the results amongst schools within ten years. There will still be a trend of higher performing schools that are located close to more populated areas as opposed to say the Blanchisseuse High Schools or Mayaro High Schools that serve less densely populated areas of the country.
BRZ wrote:MANDATORY School Improvements across the country and Strict SCHOOL ZONING for EAST, NORTH and EAST Trinidad, so if you live central you go to school in Central, no choice unless you going private school.
Slartibartfast wrote:I'm more concerned about the junior secs. What do they expect to happen by putting all of the delinquents in one place? Teachers are doomed from the start and then blamed for their failure. On the other end of the spectrum you have some crappy teachers in prestige schools getting a good rep because the students do a lot of the work on their own.
Redman wrote:Well.we.need to make.all.secondary.school s deliver prestige school results.
It's a question of management.
So that I don't need to send my children into Sando or POS in order to get properly educated...
What they call it now is insignificant.EmilioA wrote:Slartibartfast wrote:I'm more concerned about the junior secs. What do they expect to happen by putting all of the delinquents in one place? Teachers are doomed from the start and then blamed for their failure. On the other end of the spectrum you have some crappy teachers in prestige schools getting a good rep because the students do a lot of the work on their own.
I thought they got rid of Junior Secs about 6 years ago. The whole deshifting process. All schools are 5 year now. That's why Eldo Junior is now Eldo West.
teems1 wrote:Redman wrote:Well.we.need to make.all.secondary.school s deliver prestige school results.
It's a question of management.
So that I don't need to send my children into Sando or POS in order to get properly educated...
Incorrect.
What we need is for all secondary schools to deliver the same standard of teaching that the prestige school students get.
The results would improve, but it's impossible to reach a point where all schools get the results of Naps girls/boys, Convent, Saghs, Pres, Fatima etc.
Habit7 wrote:I also wish that every boy would get his transforming Chevy Camarro and every girl her pink pony with bushy tails.
sMASH wrote:....and zone workers. Why d frazzle u in grande and wuking in town.... Increasing the carbon footprint.
teems1 wrote:Redman wrote:Well.we.need to make.all.secondary.school s deliver prestige school results.
It's a question of management.
So that I don't need to send my children into Sando or POS in order to get properly educated...
Incorrect.
What we need is for all secondary schools to deliver the same standard of teaching that the prestige school students get.
The results would improve, but it's impossible to reach a point where all schools get the results of Naps girls/boys, Convent, Saghs, Pres, Fatima etc.
Slartibartfast wrote:What they call it now is insignificant.EmilioA wrote:Slartibartfast wrote:I'm more concerned about the junior secs. What do they expect to happen by putting all of the delinquents in one place? Teachers are doomed from the start and then blamed for their failure. On the other end of the spectrum you have some crappy teachers in prestige schools getting a good rep because the students do a lot of the work on their own.
I thought they got rid of Junior Secs about 6 years ago. The whole deshifting process. All schools are 5 year now. That's why Eldo Junior is now Eldo West.
Habit7 wrote:sMASH wrote:....and zone workers. Why d frazzle u in grande and wuking in town.... Increasing the carbon footprint.
Great idea!
So all ministers of govt and prime ministers will be from the NW peninsula because a pm commuting from south to POS esp. by helicopter is too big of a carbon footprint. And hospitals will be limited to medical staff within their zone, so the Couva Children's Hospital will have to find 2000 extra medical staff in their zone. Also police officers, fire, army and other protective services must work in their zone. So a coast guard from Tabaquite must not drive for more than 30 mins from his home to work. Or a prison officer or air guard from San Fernando must work no further than Gasparillo.
With innovative ideas like this who needs a mass transit system?
sMASH wrote:Its a pity people don't see the value of the additional time they would save if spend less time commuting to and from work, as quality time they could spend with their families.
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