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[Inruin]

Oh so that's why they need to remove māori words from books.

Parroting National Party Spin like a bellend.



Meanwhile

Maths professor says Education Minister's claims a school trial is 'groundbreaking' is problematic

Erica Stanford said the results showed the government's focus on fixing the basics is working.

www.rnz.co.nz

And yet the results are there.

You lefties are weird. Hard to play the victim card when the results are equitable. Seem to prefer to keep the poor down. Amazing

 

[Mr. Brownstone]

No I'm just making a point if you're friends with someone & have greatly benefited from your relationship in your business dealings - your public utterances are not credible at all.
Think you can stop quoting him now, he seems like a knob.

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He’s done pretty damn well down at the Port, turnaround has been excellent. Unless I’m missing where Luxon gave him a helping hand?? He’s ok, a bit over the top but there’s plenty worse out there.

 

[MaybeTop8]

And yet the results are there.

You lefties are weird. Hard to play the victim card when the results are equitable. Seem to prefer to keep the poor down. Amazing

Desperation from Inruin. You start with a hard right opinion you can't back up and end up here.

 

[Inruin]

Desperation from Inruin

And still no actual counter of the results.

Desperation is where we found our education system. How good to see positive signs.

 

[juju]

And yet the results are there.

You lefties are weird. Hard to play the victim card when the results are equitable. Seem to prefer to keep the poor down. Amazing

The same article you posted links to literal maths professor very strongly querying the results.

Are you really this thick and disingenuous?

 

[Noitall]

Stuff

www.stuff.co.nz

Looks like our emissions obligations could could play apart with some trade deals

 

[MaybeTop8]

Stuff

www.stuff.co.nz

Looks like our emissions obligations could could play apart with some trade deals

That was always going to be the case sadly

 

[Inruin]

The same article you posted links to literal maths professor very strongly querying the results.

Are you really this thick and disingenuous?

Actually her query is saying that the testing wasn't based on the whole curriculum, which is correct and was stated at the very beginning as being focused on 4 key areas. So, she is correct as well as the results being correct. That's not being thick or disingenuous. Perhaps reading comprehension and critical thinking isn't your strong point?

Oh well, it appears it's just me that's happy to see improvement in maths results and including māori and PI students

All good

 

[Noitall]

Actually her query is saying that the testing wasn't based on the whole curriculum, which is correct and was stated at the very beginning as being focused on 4 key areas. So, she is correct as well as the results being correct. That's not being thick or disingenuous. Perhaps reading comprehension and critical thinking isn't your strong point?

Oh well, it appears it's just me that's happy to see improvement in maths results and including māori and PI students

All good

Won’t really know whether it’s a success or not until earliest 2028 with the new curriculum unrolled in 2026

 

[juju]

Actually her query is saying that the testing wasn't based on the whole curriculum, which is correct and was stated at the very beginning as being focused on 4 key areas. So, she is correct as well as the results being correct. That's not being thick or disingenuous. Perhaps reading comprehension and critical thinking isn't your strong point?

Oh well, it appears it's just me that's happy to see improvement in maths results and including māori and PI students

All good

Quite the word soup you got going on there.

Yes the ministry is fudging the data and results to look good. Glad we could clear that up.

 

[Inruin]

Won’t really know whether it’s a success or not until earliest 2028 with the new curriculum unrolled in 2026

Indeed, which is why I said earlier that the results are promising but need to continue. The one thing we do know is that if we did nothing, the declining results were very likely to continue.

I think the banning of cellphones, changing from shared mixed use classrooms back to individual ones, a focus on the basics of maths, reading and writing, and helping lift the students who are falling behind is the right path to head down.

At the end of the day, if we want more equitable outcomes, higher wages etc it has to start with education. Right through from ECE onwards.

 

[Inruin]

Quite the word soup you got going on there.

Yes the ministry is fudging the data and results to look good. Glad we could clear that up.

Now who is being thick and disingenuous