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President Muizzu Vows to End Decline in Student Pass Rates, Starting with Primary Schools
President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu declared 2025 as the year to tackle primary education challenges and reverse falling student pass rates, speaking on the inaugural "With the People" podcast. The Ministry of Education is expanding teacher training with the Maldives Qualification Authority, and the administration plans to implement 134 education projects during the year.
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We've begun to prioritize primary education, a focus previously overlooked. While results will take time, we anticipate visible progress annually. This year's goal is to halt the decline; next year, we'll aim for further improvement
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from 58% to 46%Mathematics pass rate among primary studentsThe StandardBetween 2015 and 2023, mathematics pass rates plummeted from 58% to 46%, Dhivehi language from 62% to 40%, while English language results stagnated at 54%.
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from 62% to 40%Dhivehi language pass rate among primary studentsThe StandardBetween 2015 and 2023, mathematics pass rates plummeted from 58% to 46%, Dhivehi language from 62% to 40%, while English language results stagnated at 54%.
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54%English language pass rate among primary studentsThe StandardBetween 2015 and 2023, mathematics pass rates plummeted from 58% to 46%, Dhivehi language from 62% to 40%, while English language results stagnated at 54%.
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134 projectsEducation projects planned for implementationThe StandardFurthermore, the administration has unveiled plans to implement 134 education projects throughout the year.
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President Muizzu spoke on the inaugural episode of the "With the People" podcast.The StandardSpeaking on his inaugural “With the People” podcast, the President underscored the pivotal role of education in nation-building and the formation of an enlightened citizenry.
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