Newspaper articles written by Professor Errol Miller.
One of our readers asked, Why is there the need for all these extra lessons? Surely there would be no need for these extra lessons if teachers were teaching effectively during the school day? Extra lessons are indeed an ongoing part of the school system.
One of our readers wishes to know, what is the value of the Jamaica School Certificate, JSC? In seeking to establish the value of anything it is necessary to ask the question, to whom and for what? These questions are certainly applicable with respect to seeking to determine the current value of the JSC.
We have just celebrated another Christmas. Beyond the exchange of gifts, family get-togethers and eating lay the heart of Christmas, God speaking to humankind as “the Word became flesh and dwelt among us.” In our sentimental celebration of the Babe in the Manger, we often miss the point that Jesus was born in a period of great turmoil, dissension and division in Israel.
Errol Miller Last week Tuesday, the Ministry of Education and Culture in conjunction with the World Bank staged a Conference on Secondary Education focused on the issues of expanding access to secondary education and improving its quality. The Conference was not only well attended, but stimulated a considerable amount of good ideas from the participants. […]
On Thursday, October 15th The Gleaner headline declared “Teaching methods stale”. The conclusion was derived from the views of a group of educators who had appeared before the Select Committee of Human Resources and Social Development of Parliament in Gordon House. This Committee had invited the educators to share their views on measures that could be taken to provide quality education and universal literacy. The Gleaner story reported that the Committee had been told that the country’s methods of teacher training have not changed in more than 30 years and that teachers were only being trained by the lecture method. The Committee was also advised that use of the Internet could facilitate changes in the teaching methods in the colleges.
Reflections are those in Text or PowerPoint Presentations.
Tapes recorded by the Church at which these messages were preached.
Keynote speeches and public lectures delivered by professor Errol Miller.
Motivational speeches delivered by professor Errol Miller.
Prizegiving and graduation speeches delivered by Professor Errol Miller.
Speeches on general issues delivered by Professor Errol Miller.
Addresses presented by chairman Professor Errol Miller on behalf of the ECJ
This category comprises material written by Professor Errol Miller for conventions related to electoral matters.
National broadcasts and messages from the ECJ written by chairman Professor Errol Miller.
This category comprises of literature about innovations made by the Electoral Commission of Jamaica by Professor Errol Miller.
Letters that were written by the then chairman of the Electoral Commission of Jamaica, Professor Errol Miller.
Messages that were written by Professor Errol Miller in his capacity as chancellor of The Mico University College.
Citations and Tributes By Professor Errol Miller at the Mico University College.
Graduation addresses by Professor Errol Miller at the Mico University College
Research day messages by Professor Errol Miller at the Mico Univesity College.
