Teaching students to think


IT is clear from the various articles published in the media that many teachers, students and parents are baffled over the PT3 results which were released on Dec 22.

While many were left in the dark over several issues that arose due to its hasty implementation, it cannot be denied that our students need to work harder in order to compete on the global stage.

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