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IFEST to government: Fix basic education to address persistent maths, English challenges
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IFEST urges government to address maths and English challenges in basic education
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Key Takeaways
- IFEST identifies maths and English as persistent challenges
- Basic education reform is proposed as a solution
- Government is being called upon to take action
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- Potential improvement in maths and English education
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Better education can lead to improved opportunities and outcomes
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