This is the very stuff that educators as active democratic workers and citizens should be talking about and keeping our policy makers accountable in fulfilling their word through funding, work conditions, student voice and distribution of resources otherwise what is the point of the Mparntwe Declaration.
Agreed! If we really do consider this to be important, then it should be constantly referred back to as a means of evaluating policy reform, curriculum development and teaching practice.
This is the very stuff that educators as active democratic workers and citizens should be talking about and keeping our policy makers accountable in fulfilling their word through funding, work conditions, student voice and distribution of resources otherwise what is the point of the Mparntwe Declaration.
Agreed! If we really do consider this to be important, then it should be constantly referred back to as a means of evaluating policy reform, curriculum development and teaching practice.