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Give more power in education to teachers and parents - Barbados Today

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A local university lecturer is worried that the required changes to the education system could be retarded, unless the Ministry of Education re-allocates some of its central control over the service. University of the West Indies (UWI) law lecturer Dr Ronnie Yearwood is strongly advocating a more equitable power-sharing between the ministry, teachers, parents, students […]

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