[etni] The struggle for our future
- From: Golomb <golomb@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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- Date: Tue, 26 Apr 2005 08:55:58 +0200
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The latest spate of letters has re-iterated and confirmed what I have been
claiming and fighting for. The policy of the ministry as far as English is
concerned is nothing short of disastrous.
As most of Etni regular know, I have been battling to get things to change and
to persuade the inspectorate that teachers should be part of the policy making.
The NBA is overloaded with elaborate terminology which, I am not ashamed to
say, I still don't fully comprehend. I still prefer saying reading
comprehension and not access to information from written texts. I also think
that the two terms don't have exactly the same meaning.
The letters confirm my firm belief that students are not improving their
English. In fact, since I also teach junior high school, teachers will support
me when I say that there has been a drastic decline in the levels. Something
is drastically wrong.
It's easy to blame the teachers. I place the majority of blame on the policy
makers.
Any industry is as good as its CEO. Is my message clear?
Nina
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