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This new curriculum is blended, but i think grooming of young champions right from the grassroots on practical stuff in their own mother language could even bring more change. Students spend tons of hours trying to learn english first, then later on learn what could have been even more important. I suggest eliminate teaching of some practice subjects in english but rather local language to enhance relevance and practice. Also, avail resources to enable continuous practice by the young ones, we all know the saying "Practice makes improvements"
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added by Anonymous 4 hours ago
That's according to my analysis and I think this is the way and path the world should take
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added by Anonymous 9 hours ago
The new carriculum is a practicle and hands on unlike the old carriculum that was based on colonial mentality of reading memorising and full of cramwork.
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added by Anonymous 13 hours ago
Un pays magnifique comme celui-ci mérite un programme optimal. C'est mon point de vue personnel.
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added by 1001100962 1 days ago
Old Curriculum:
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Foundational Knowledge. Traditional curricula typically focus on building a strong foundation in core subjects like mathematics, science, and language.
Structured Learning. Old curricula often follow a more structured approach, with clear
added by Anonymous 2 days ago
I am in total agreement with the new curriculum because it is student oriented and brings out the real value unlike the old one that was based on cramming.
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added by Anonymous 2 days ago