TTUTA Warns Of Legal Action On SBAs
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Channel: TTT Live Online · 2018 · People & Blogs
The Trinidad and Tobago Unified Teachers Association has sent a Pre-Action Protocol letter to the Chief Personnel Officer calling for the withdrawal of the opinion contained therein on the marking of School Based Assessments (SBAs) by teachers. That opinion in a Memorandum dated June 27th, 2018 states that it is the duty of teachers to correct SBAs and if they do not, disciplinary action under the Teaching Code of Conduct can be applied to teachers. TTUTA's Attorneys say this is erroneous and it is not a part of teachers' duties. TTUTA has given the CPO 28 days to withdraw her advice, or have the matter referred to court. The Teaching Association, however, notes that despite this Pre-Action correspondence, they are open to a consensual resolution of the issue.
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