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Education reform is a monumental task which successive governments have failed to achieve and no one was expecting an instant cure, but if there is to be an education reform some important steps need to be taken soon. There remain a myriad of challenges requiring urgent attention including; the no fail policy, the quality of […]
MoreWHEN Thailand’s new school year begins in May, teachers and schools across the country will begin the process of aligning their English language teaching with the Common European Framework of Reference for languages (CEFR). This alignment with internationally recognised language standards is a positive step towards raising the standards of English in Thailand, but it […]
MoreOriginally published at Ajarn.com on 27th May 2013 It seems that as each new school year rolls around there is an accompanying education trend that promises to revolutionize teaching. Over the years we’ve seen brain-based learning, problem-based learning, project-based learning, game-based learning, child-centered learning, student-centered learning….the list is endless. And no sooner has one approach […]
MoreAFTER years of deliberation, the ASEAN Economic Community (AEC) is now a reality, and with English recognized as the economic bloc’s official language, demand for high quality English language education is expected to boost the region’s international school sector. The nature of international education has shifted significantly over the past two decades, from previously servicing expatriate […]
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