These include such critical ones as teacher and parent relationship, the extent of parental involvement and interest in the education of their children and the extent to which discipline and fortitude are nurtured and encouraged at both the school and the home, both reinforcing each other.
The power to create and innovate remains the greatest guarantee of respect and recognition. Nettleford.
‘Can the world without anguish accept itself as part this, part that, part the other but totally human without one part of it trying to dominate the other?
In a recent paper entitled ‘Best Practices of Effective Parties’ the National Democratic Institute for International Affairs outlines a triangle of three critical areas: internal democracy, outreach and transparency.
Twelve young ladies from the Cayman Islands Further Education Centre received their Health Care Aide certification on July 25, 2019. CIFEC has been in partnership from 2010 with the Health Services Authority (HSA) to offer this program.
Volunteers generally work within a formal program with an overarching mission that subdivides into goals, plans, job positions, and tasks. The intended beneficiaries of a volunteer’s efforts should be strangers, not friends or relatives.
This year’s event will run between July 26th and August 17th and will be the fifth year of the island-wide donation drive. Every year the campaign attempts to fill a yellow school bus with various school supply donations to support school-aged children between the ages of six through 16.
Following the Jekalyn Carr fundraising concert on June 30, 2019, the Cayman Chapter of the Northern Caribbean University (NCU) Alumni Association announces the availability of its second four-year scholarship to attend the Jamaica-based university.
In a recent column in the Jamaica Gleaner, Peter Espeut, Sociologist and Dean of Studies at St. Michael’s Theological College, laments the absence of Philosophy from the school curriculum in Jamaica. He argues that ‘… it is amazing that we expect students to do well in STEM subjects without a solid
Diamond White, Michael Marzouca and Marcos Bertran, three local students with outstanding academic and extracurricular achievements, have earned the prestigious title of Dart Scholars for 2019.