... world for education, job, and better lifestyle is inevitable. We Barbadians are not behind. Many Barbadians are moving to different countries for better lifestyle with their spouses and family members. Leaving behind culture, language and beloved ones is not so easy. Barbadians face numerous adversaries in foreign land. Teaching Barbadian culture while helping children to adopt new culture in a multi-cultural society seems ... natural, intense, and steadfast of all-human association is the relationship between a parent and child. This relationship traditionally patterns the role of the p...

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... any well meaning curriculum planning, development and implementation process. Kelly (2006:99) agrees with this and says "Curriculum planning must be a commitment to an ideology of knowledge, of education, of society and of humanity". Thus society's needs and aspirations must be considered in an effective curriculum, a curriculum must respond to the needs and challenges that society is faced ... curriculum planners. For example, in the early when Zambia gained her independence, humanism the ideology of the new government was embedded in the education curriculum system . Secondly, in 199...

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