Keeping teachers on their toes


OBSERVING teachers in class seems to be carried out on a regular basis these days as special education officers are being instructed to check the way teachers conduct lessons.

It looks like the ministry is focusing on primary and secondary school teachers in “hot spot” schools as it is keen on seeing changes and academic improvements.

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