JTA Annual Conference 1997 Mr. President and colleagues, you have afforded me a signal honour twice over. First, it is a signal honour to be asked to address this Annual Conference of the Jamaica Teachers Association as the keynote speaker. Second, it is a signal honour to be doing so for the second time. The […]
ERROL MILLER Mr Chairman, distinguished colleagues I am honoured to have the opportunity to deliver this keynote address on the occasion of your Annual General Meeting. The work of the various Family Planning Associations in the different Caribbean countries has been one of the success stories of the post-war period of the history of the […]
BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH 60TH ANNIVERSARY LECTURE NOVEMBER 11, 2015 Mr. Justice David Fraser, Rev Dr. the Honourable Burchell and Mrs. Taylor, Rev Norman Mills and Mrs. Mills, Rev William Edwards and Mrs. Edwards, other members of the clergy and their wives, invited guests, and brother and sisters in Christ all, it is more than a […]
North American and Caribbean dialogue in education takes place across widely different circumstances of means and resources, yet it would be misleading and erroneous to apply the conventional First World/ Third World or developed/underdeveloped categorisations. Largely because of our common colonial history, both North America and the Caribbean share a similar history of the creation […]
1 Teacher Retention To date, we still have less than 50% of our primary school teachers trained and the number is even more discouraging at the secondary level. MoE has made a bold step to try to increase access to teacher education programs, but that for some reason, teachers are still leaving the profession. Some […]
