A Great Helper in a Great Educator's Educational Reforms, the Late Suzan Ari

Suzan Ari (1927 - 2002) - Uncommon help among women in great educational reform reforms ... "I feel sad that losing Suzan Ari is sad."] November 26, 2002 Prime Minister North Cyprus, I attended the funeral of girls' university education and education staff from Canada and other regions. British men of & Auntie said that this extraordinary woman has a tendency to convey information, including those who are blocking Europe and representing the country of an unforgettable woman.

What is take-out? In my opinion, there is no doubt that "reform is not good". Efforts to improve school education should always enable educators to focus more well on good education and learning. This means that you should deal with the usual 'invisible' actual burden and paper burden more seriously. If the cost is high enough, seemingly even positive reforms will have a negative impact. This means that potential reformers should pursue improvements in the least disturbing way - and the new burden should not be easily noticed afterwards, in the frontier and center of implementation and evaluation It should be.

Educational reform is difficult, policies, popularity, customs and so on have obstacles. But educational reform is the first step to rebuild this former great state as a powerful and respectable world power. Educational reform makes sense. Educational reform is necessary and worth doing. As a citizen, we do not open our eyes to see problems that affect our neighbors, friends, children, children, and all generations as well as the problems that directly affect us There is no doubt. If we do not continue to advance educational reform, racism, classicism, and many negative stereotypes will follow. As a US citizen, we should solve problems that children are allowed to destroy. We give the children the opportunity to fight with them.