Education in deep south shows improvement: DPM

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Education in deep south shows improvement: DPM



SONGKHLA, 11 July 2016 (NNT) – The Deputy Prime Minister delivered national education policy in the southern border provinces’ special development zones, encouraging sports and the implementation of satellite broadcast in remote areas to expand access to education.

Deputy Prime Minister ACM Prajin Juntong has delivered the national education policy to officials and teachers in Satun and Songkhla provinces, affirming that the government aims to support the education system through the development and management of education officials which answers to the different needs of each area.

He commended the overall education status in Southern border provinces that has constantly improved, reflected from the achievements in all areas, along with promoting sports as an integral part of the education program to enhance both academics and sports knowledge to students, enhancing individual improvements in accordance to their personal capabilities.

An exhibition on the academic standing upgrade request among teachers through the TEPE Online system has also been held on this occasion. The new system will alleviate the need for teachers to travel far and undergo academic standing examinations or training courses. Teaching officials can instead use their time after work to improve themselves through the TEPE Online system.

The use of the satellite classroom broadcast on the Distance Learning Television (DLTV) system has also been promoted for implementation at schools in remote areas in order to provide equal opportunities of education for students in all areas.


-- NNT 2016-07-11

[tuanku]

Despite the targeting of teachers and schools by the insurgency. Well done.

[Srikcir]

We are doing stuff in education.

That shows improvement.

No. Improvement is measured by performance, not the number of plans and strategies.

[Winniedapu]

Things not going too well in the South as we speak.So naturally the illegal junta government trots out anyone with a plausible story.

No details though. just motherhood-type statements with lots of gaps that he hopes the audience will fill favourably but wrongly in their own

minds. This guy shows he lost the plot when he agreed to be a part of the junta clown-show.

What a surprise. If this guy is fronting education, then he should have shoes thrown a him for being useless and incompetent.

Winnie