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CXC examiners declared zero tolerance on “cheating” students who use the internet to find material relevant to their exams and even plan to follow children on toilet breaks.
Students will be punished severely for this nefarious activity; until they graduate, when they can expect to be fired if they cannot harness the ideas circulating on the worldwide web. Wired868 wonders when the school system stopped being about preparing students for life in the real world.
Trinidad and Tobago’s first Prime Minister Eric Williams said the country’s future lies in our children’s bookbags. If so, then Read more
Mr Live Wire contemplates life if parents followed UN conventions and nations preferred not to spare the rod. (Scene: Somewhere Read more
Trinidad and Tobago was caught frantically searching for its high horse today after a fresh sex scandal showed its cleavage Read more
Arima Girls RC dismissed school at 1 pm this afternoon. School principal Elisa Russell-Caldon explained, in a note to parents, Read more
An eruption of fury from Beetham Gardens has again captivated and repulsed Trinidad and Tobago over the past week as Read more
A Rio Claro primary school teacher has been suspended and may face criminal charges after slapping a standard three student. Read more
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