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the lives of chemistry teachers and students in Barbados and will help to ensure that students have access to the high-quality chemistry education they need to succeed in school and to pursue their careers.” She added that she looked forward to the expansion of the network to the benefit of both teachers and students of chemistry: “I would love to see the network thrive and grow to the extent that it is efficient and relentless in its promotion of chemistry education through advocacy for increased funding, teacher development and the creation of a more inclusive and supportive learning environment for all students.” u
Professor Avril Williams Head, Department of Biological and Chemical Sciences The UWI, Cave Hill Campus
Dr. Jeanese Badenock Dean, Faculty of Science and Technology The UWI, Cave Hill Campus
and to keep up with the latest pedagogical advances, we must collaborate and share best practices with our peers. This network will create a platform for educators to connect, exchange ideas, and access valuable resources,” Dr. Badenock said. She also reaffirmed The UWI’s role in training high school teachers to be effective in the classroom: “ This university stands committed to assisting and training teachers, as they are the bridge between secondary
and higher education. By sharing our resources, expertise, and collaborating with secondary and other tertiary-level institutions, I truly believe we can raise the quality of chemistry education across the board.” Head of Department of Biological and Chemical Sciences Professor Avril Williams also underscored the need for the network: “I am confident that this network will make a real difference in
Staff of the Faculty of Science and Technology and members of the Barbados Network of Chemistry Teachers attended the launch.
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