THE CARIBBEAN SINGLE MARKET AND ECONOMY
IT’S IMPLICATION FOR TEACHERS AND TEACHER EDUCATION IN THE CARIBBEAN Author: Errol Miller INTRODUCTION Today is my last day in my public service as an educator in the Caribbean. As of […]
THE CHANGING POSITION OF MEN IN SOCIETY
Author: Errol Miller INTRODUCTION The changing position of men in society is intimately interrelated to the breakdown of the traditional family, street children, women’s liberation, male marginalization and increasing violence in […]
EMPOWERING THE CARIBBEAN MAN
Subtitle: LIVING A LEGACY Occasion: Caribbean Men’s Conference Author: Errol Miller You have conferred on me the great honour of delivering the keynote address at this important regional Conference. I am profoundly […]
QUALITY PRIMARY EDUCATION
A NATIONAL CHALLENGE Author: Errol Miller Mr. Chairman, ladies, and gentlemen, a signal honour has been bestowed upon me in the invitation to deliver the Keynote Address at this national conference. […]
TRIBUTE AND CHALLENGE TO COLLEAGUE TEACHERS
I am delighted to be participating in this function this afternoon. Three years ago it was my privilege as president of the Jamaica Teachers Association to have participated as a “mid-husband” at the birth of the idea of Teachers’ Day. The late Honourable Glen Owen and Miss Coleen Ho of the Jamaica Chambers of Commerce, Mr Woodburn Miller Secretary-General and myself of the JTA met to consider ways in which our organizations could take practical steps to promote wider recognition of the work and worth of teachers, promote teaching as a career among young people and inspire teachers in service to continue the arduous work and not to despair.
