US EditionThai Schools Struggle with New Literacy-Based Curriculum Shake-Up
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Thai Schools Struggle with New Literacy-Based Curriculum Shake-Up
Picture courtesy of Thai PBS Thailand's Education Ministry is stirring the educational pot with the introduction of a new literacy-based curriculum across 4,400 state schools. Debuting this upcoming semester, the policy has ruffled some feathers as educators and experts voice concerns about the abrupt curriculum change. Lecturer Athapol Anunthavorasakul from Chulalongkorn University has highlighted that teachers only learned of this majo…
False! Ministry has not abandoned new curriculum
Claim: A Facebook page named Sierraloaded News claimed that the Ministry of Basic and Senior Secondary Education has decided to scrap the newly introduced curriculum and bring back the old curriculum. Verdict: False. The Minister of Basic and Senior Secondary Education, Mr Cornard Sackey, strongly denied the claim in an official press release. Full Text …
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