Delhi, April 17: UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has announced a new experts-led review into how to ensure all pupils in the country study some form of mathematics up to the age of 18 as part of his strategy to change an 슬롯사이트œanti-maths mindset슬롯사이트� that is holding the country back. Sunak on Monday said that people should not make jokes about being bad at maths in order to change attitudes to numeracy.슬롯 머신 사이트 추천

reported that Sunak will hold a review meeting to ensure that students till the age of 18 get some kind of math education in schools, without an A-Level in the subject compulsory. The expert-level meeting will consider what math skills are required for students and whether a new math qualification is necessary for the nation.슬롯 머신 사이트 추천Rishi Sunak Under Investigation: UK Parliament슬롯사이트™s Commissioner Opens Probe Into British Prime Minister Over Declaration of Interests.

The prime minister has assured that the government would not bring the change overnight and will first look to recruit and train the maths teachers. Sunak further argued that failing to recognise numeracy as a fundamental skill, on par with reading, is costing the UK economy significant sums of money.슬롯 머신 사이트 추천UK PM Rishi Sunak Pledges To Halve Inflation and Boost Economy in First Big Policy Speech.

An extract from the Prime Minister슬롯사이트™s speech reads 슬롯사이트� I won't sit back and allow this cultural sense that it's OK to be bad at maths to put our children at a disadvantage. My campaign to transform our national approach to maths is not some 'nice to have'. It's about changing how we value maths in this country슬롯사이트�.

He pointed out that for his plan to grow the UK economy in the long term, the UK simply cannot allow poor numeracy to cost the economy 슬롯사이트œtens of billions a year슬롯사이트�.

However, critics and opposition has opened an attack on Sunak claiming him to be devoid of any plan. Critics have pointed out that the UK government has missed targets for recruiting maths teachers every year for the past 12 years. Gillian Keegan, the education secretary, however has expressed confidence in the government's ability to recruit more math teachers, citing a bursary scheme and other incentives.

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