A step in the right direction - Overhaul of the selective entry test (2 Viewers)

[kvskpin]

Steps in the right direction according to me -


http://www.smh.com.au/national/educ...d-amid-coaching-concerns-20170721-gxfpxq.html

 

[Drongoski]

Parents will find a way around it. Whether they can afford it or are making sacrifices to pay for it, they will seek whatever help they can for their kids. It's too important to them.

 

[RenegadeMx]

The issue is much more complex, parents (in particular asians and foreigners) will pay whatever advantage for the childs education - its basically ingrained in their culture. you can make new tests and all that, but after a few months they will just be rote learned for that new test and the cycle repeats

 

[kvskpin]

The issue is much more complex, parents (in particular asians and foreigners) will pay whatever advantage for the childs education - its basically ingrained in their culture. you can make new tests and all that, but after a few months they will just be rote learned for that new test and the cycle repeats

Agree with you. But then, let us wait and see what these changes are. To me, it is good if they change the pattern every year. That will take some doing and I am quite unsure if that is the way they are going to.