Thanks joeblow.
Here's hoping there is change that effects the results in a positive way..

The question remains, how do we improve education. Share some ideas.
The problems with education are real. Solutions are necessary for the future of many Bahamian children.

I agree. Improvement is easier said than done.
It's time we at least moved past blame and maybe try some different things.
Who knows something might just work to help our children.

Thanks.
Just trying to determine if the big white bogeyman was the problem as you stated earlier or not LOL.
Were you able to read the suggestions for improvement in the pdf?

Correction:

Our children are being dealt a lousy hand but the big white bogeyman is the problem sheeprunner12.

Do you have any ideas how we might solve the problem with the educational system?

You make valid points joeblow, and these issues cannot be denied.
The question remains what do we do to improve education?
We can't keep saying these things and not adjust to accommodate for them somehow as long as so many of the kids coming out of public school are left at a disadvantage.
I'm sure that's easier said than done but in 2009 56% of those taking the English exam failed and 82% of those sitting the Mathematics tests flunked.
And that was in 2009. What do today's numbers look like in those two subjects?

You might find some ideas here though: https://www.nassauinstitute.org/files/B…

Our children are being dealt a loysy hand but the big white bogeyman is the problem sheeprunner12.

Do you have any ideas how we might solve the problem with the educational system?

So BahamasForBahamians you don't want to discuss anything with me but you want to discuss this one little thing. Go figure? You really should consider a career in comedy, 'cause you are funny.
I did respond.
You do realise I am a Bahamian.

I thought you didn't want to discuss anything with me BetterForBahamians?
But I did read the message and replied.
Just so you know LOL