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  • Ska Nation 360 with Dance Master Alphonso Castro
    He's not a singer, not a musician but an excellent dancer, just another way of expressing oneself in the sixties in Jamaica. Today he will spin some of the music from then and some from today, but with the love and feelings of the sixties. Enjoy!
    2 hr 1 min
  • Ska Nation 360 with Dance Master Alphonso Castro
    He's not a singer, not a musician but an excellent dancer, just another way of expressing oneself in the sixties in Jamaica. Today he will spin some of the music from then and some from today, but with the love and feelings of the sixties. Enjoy!
    2 hr 3 min
  • Education in Jamaica - Joseph L. Patterson
    The 6 years of primary school education in Jamaica is compulsory and free. Children receive their instruction in English, and remain there between the ages of 6 and 12. Schools may be state-owned, or private preparatory schools.
    There is no free education in Jamaica after Primary School, which ends with completion of Grade 6. Children must pass an exam to be admitted into High School. A critical problem is that many bright children pass their exams, but are unable to attend high school because of lack of funds.
    The average primary school child is now costing his/her parent anywhere between JA$30,000 and JA$40,000 (US$300 and US$400) in pre-September costs, and will cost thousands of dollars more during the term. Early childhood education is a huge financial burden for many parents in Jamaica.Oct 25, 2015
    1 hr 31 min
  • Education in Jamaica - Joseph L. Patterson
    The 6 years of primary school education in Jamaica is compulsory and free. Children receive their instruction in English, and remain there between the ages of 6 and 12. Schools may be state-owned, or private preparatory schools.
    There is no free education in Jamaica after Primary School, which ends with completion of Grade 6. Children must pass an exam to be admitted into High School. A critical problem is that many bright children pass their exams, but are unable to attend high school because of lack of funds.
    The average primary school child is now costing his/her parent anywhere between JA$30,000 and JA$40,000 (US$300 and US$400) in pre-September costs, and will cost thousands of dollars more during the term. Early childhood education is a huge financial burden for many parents in Jamaica.Oct 25, 2015
    1 hr 33 min
  • UIC Jamaica and Education- Joseph L. Patterson
    The 6 years of primary school education in Jamaica is compulsory and free. Is it Really Free???
    There is no free education in Jamaica after Primary School, which ends with completion of Grade 6. Children must pass an exam to be admitted into High School. A critical problem is that many bright children pass their exams, but are unable to attend high school because of lack of funds.
    The average primary school child is now costing his/her parent anywhere between JA$30,000 and JA$40,000 (US$300 and US$400) in pre-September costs, and will cost thousands of dollars more during the term. Early childhood education is a huge financial burden for many parents in Jamaica.Oct 25, 2015
    When are we going to have leaders of government who are bold enough to realize that using short-term programs to patch our educational system will not fulfil Vision 2030?
    Mr. Joseph L. Patterson - President of UICJamaica wil lbe presenting the UIC's Vision for the right approach on Education in our country.. Co-Host Sharon Corinthian will be in discussions and a special Guest from Alligator Pond Division Floyd Pitter will also be joining us, along with possibly another teacher from within teh Alligator Pond Division area. So Join us on Sunday, October 29th for another great program in the UIC Summit series.
    http://tobtr.com/10352881 or Call in to listen 1-661-467-2407
    3 min
  • UIC Jamaica and Education- Joseph L. Patterson
    The 6 years of primary school education in Jamaica is compulsory and free. Is it Really Free???
    There is no free education in Jamaica after Primary School, which ends with completion of Grade 6. Children must pass an exam to be admitted into High School. A critical problem is that many bright children pass their exams, but are unable to attend high school because of lack of funds.
    The average primary school child is now costing his/her parent anywhere between JA$30,000 and JA$40,000 (US$300 and US$400) in pre-September costs, and will cost thousands of dollars more during the term. Early childhood education is a huge financial burden for many parents in Jamaica.Oct 25, 2015
    When are we going to have leaders of government who are bold enough to realize that using short-term programs to patch our educational system will not fulfil Vision 2030?
    Mr. Joseph L. Patterson - President of UICJamaica wil lbe presenting the UIC's Vision for the right approach on Education in our country.. Co-Host Sharon Corinthian will be in discussions and a special Guest from Alligator Pond Division Floyd Pitter will also be joining us, along with possibly another teacher from within teh Alligator Pond Division area. So Join us on Sunday, October 29th for another great program in the UIC Summit series.
    http://tobtr.com/10352881 or Call in to listen 1-661-467-2407
    5 min
  • The Locer Room
    There might be two Saints running backs splitting opportunities but everyone can live in fantasy football harmony, writes Marcas Grant. See what else the Fantasy Stronghold learned this week.
    New York Jets quarterback Josh McCown is hot, and there's a good chance he keeps it going in Week 8. That makes him a top streaming candidate in fantasy football. Get the full list here
    Fantasy football is all about volume. We recap all of the targets and touches opportunities from Week 7 action including LeSean McCoy's big day and Jarvis Landry's solid outing
    There might be two Saints running backs splitting opportunities but everyone can live in fantasy football harmony, writes Marcas Grant. See what else the Fantasy Stronghold learned this week.There might be two Saints running backs splitting opportunities but everyone can live in fantasy football harmony, writes Marcas Grant. See what else the Fantasy Stronghold learned this week.
    1 hr 58 min
  • The Locer Room
    There might be two Saints running backs splitting opportunities but everyone can live in fantasy football harmony, writes Marcas Grant. See what else the Fantasy Stronghold learned this week.
    New York Jets quarterback Josh McCown is hot, and there's a good chance he keeps it going in Week 8. That makes him a top streaming candidate in fantasy football. Get the full list here
    Fantasy football is all about volume. We recap all of the targets and touches opportunities from Week 7 action including LeSean McCoy's big day and Jarvis Landry's solid outing
    There might be two Saints running backs splitting opportunities but everyone can live in fantasy football harmony, writes Marcas Grant. See what else the Fantasy Stronghold learned this week.There might be two Saints running backs splitting opportunities but everyone can live in fantasy football harmony, writes Marcas Grant. See what else the Fantasy Stronghold learned this week.
    2 hr

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