>> ASIAONE / NEWS / EDUCATION / STORY
No lowering of CL standards
Wed, Mar 10, 2010
The Straits Times

By Leow Si Wan

THE Education Ministry will not lower standards across the board in its attempt to make sure that students weaker in the Chinese Language master it.

Instead, efforts would be made to help every student learn the language to as high a level as they go, said Senior Minister of State for National Development and Education Grace Fu in Parliament on Wednesday.

She also announced some changes: MOE will provide schools with a high concentration of students from English speaking homes with an additional Chinese Language teacher, on top of the two extra ones all primary schools get since 2007 for the Chinese modular curriculum.

 

 


For more The Straits Times stories, click here.

 

 

 

Bookmark and Share
 
 
STORY INDEX
 
  No lowering of CL standards
   
 
  Warning bells ring on private tutors
   
 
  Call for regional Malay publishing cooperation
   
 
  Boost school websites - tap local writers
   
 
  Indian government offers scholarships for undergraduate courses
   
 
  Soon - a shoe college to train local designers
   
 
  PE lesson hours to go up in all schools
   
 
  New institute: Diplomas to degrees
   
 
  Equip students with life skills to ease them into adulthood
   
 
  EU forging links with S'pore youth
   
>> RELATED STORY
Chinese can't be mastered by taking shortcuts
Chinese spend big in the Big Apple
Chinese military not linked to attacks on Google
Show students how to use Chinese in their daily lives
What the zodiac says

Elsewhere in AsiaOne...

Wine,Dine&Unwind: French chef's Chinese cuisine gets Michelin star

Health: The Big C

Digital: Chinese military not linked to attacks on Google

Business: Simmons Bedding financiers seek Chinese bidder

Just Women: From tomboy to a sexy Ding

 

We welcome contributions, comments and tips.
a1admin@sph.com.sg
 
AsiaOne Web