“I believe MOE must exercise a stronger moral responsibility and take a more active role in overseeing private special schools.”
Read MoreConsidering three groups of children that could be at risk of left behind. and how we may help them
Read More“The vision of making every school a good school is a progressive one. It will however remain a dream unless all of us in this country work with MOE to make this happen.”
Read More“ASPIRE must be about creating equality in opportunities and also excellence and pride at all levels of work.”
Read MoreResponse on childcare and pre-school - saying “no” to private anchor operators, human resources, and the future pre-school landscape.
Read More“In a culture where teaching of daily life skills and character-building are either missing or outsourced to schools, equipping families in this area is a potentially meaningful way of engaging them.”
Read MoreTwo key recommendations for the next lap in supporting students with special needs.
Read More“Pilot for a cluster of 10-year through-train schools from primary to secondary school levels.”
Read MoreConnecting the dots in educating the young for the 21st century.
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Read More“Disability Support Offices in the ITEs, polytechnics and universities should even have a larger vision to not only provide academic support but also consider working with the VWOs to provide employability assessments and training so that these persons could be gainfully employed once they graduate.“
Read MoreTwo proposals to support MOE’s vision of making every school a good school.
Read More“As a global education player, it is time for Singapore post-Secondary institutions to catch up with their peers on Special Education Support.”
Read MoreRecommendations in addressing “The Tuition Syndrome” in Singapore.
Read MoreRecommendations to ensure that we do not run the risk of depriving young people from growing up in environments that are more inclusive and reflective of the larger Singapore society.
Read MoreQuery on workforce training and investment in Singapore.
Read MoreRecommendations on how to further support the vulnerable and displaced.
Read More“Building inclusive education institutions as every Singaporean, whatever his or her potential or family background, deserves a quality education.”
Read MoreSuggestions to how Ministry of Manpower can further help promote productivity, innovation and CET in Singapore.
Read MoreRecognizing Singapore’s education and ensuring that continuous work is being done to further enhance it.
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