Jaimie-faith Poonah
15
January 2015
The Inkatha Freedom Party in KwaZulu Natal calls
on private sectors and people to help improve facilities for disadvantaged learners.
IFP Spokesperson on Education Thembeni
kaMadlopha-Mthethwa said the use of information and communication technology in
education can be of major benefit not only in teaching and learning but also in
enhancing administration processes.
Thembeni kaMadlopha-Mthethwa said equipment
such as laptops, cellphones and even infrastructure can be of great use in
disadvantaged schools.
Mthethwa added that the deficiency of this
equipment leads to a lower pass rate for students in deep rural areas whereas
learners in urban areas pass rate was higher in subjects like Mathematics
,Physical Science and Technology.
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