CTU: Teacher shortage casts doubt on govt.’s education reforms
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By Chaminda Silva The government’s ambitious plans to overhaul Sri Lanka’s school education system and introduce new curricula could face serious implementation difficulties, with teacher unions warning that a longstanding and severe shorta...
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- —By Chaminda Silva The government’s ambitious plans to overhaul Sri Lanka’s school education system and introduce new curricula could face serious implementation difficulties, with teacher unions warning that a longstanding and severe shortage of teachers remains unresolved.
- —The warning came as Prime Minister Dr.
- —Harini Amarasuriya announced yesterday that new curricula would be introduced for [].
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