Education pullouts resume
The New Vision examination pullouts are back with more educative model questions for candidates as they prepare for exams.
By Stephen Ssenkaaba
The New Vision examination pullouts are back with more educative model questions for candidates as they prepare for exams.
The pullouts resume tomorrow with Pass O level. Pass A level begins on Wednesday and Pass PLE will appear on Thursday.
The pullouts containing model questions and answers in different examinable subjects are set by experienced teachers from various schools. They are meant to guide students during revision.
“This is part of the The New Vision’s Newspapers in Education (NIE) initiative. Newspapers have a lot to give to the teacher and pupils as they contain lots of knowledge. We shall be coming up with more initiatives to help the parents, teacher and students,†says David Sseppuuya (above), The New Vision editor in chief.
“The pullouts have come back in time for the upcoming Mock and final exams and we hope, as usual, students will benefit from them. The same high quality work has been maintained, so all beneficiaries will receive value for their money,†says Danny Kawuma, the deputy Circulation manager. Kawuma urged parents and children to save money and buy their own copies of the newspaper.
Many of the top candidates in the 2005 national examinations testified that they excelled because of The New Vision examination pullouts.
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The New Vision examination pullouts are back with more educative model questions for candidates as they prepare for exams.
The pullouts resume tomorrow with Pass O level. Pass A level begins on Wednesday and Pass PLE will appear on Thursday.
The pullouts containing model questions and answers in different examinable subjects are set by experienced teachers from various schools. They are meant to guide students during revision.
“This is part of the The New Vision’s Newspapers in Education (NIE) initiative. Newspapers have a lot to give to the teacher and pupils as they contain lots of knowledge. We shall be coming up with more initiatives to help the parents, teacher and students,†says David Sseppuuya (above), The New Vision editor in chief.
“The pullouts have come back in time for the upcoming Mock and final exams and we hope, as usual, students will benefit from them. The same high quality work has been maintained, so all beneficiaries will receive value for their money,†says Danny Kawuma, the deputy Circulation manager. Kawuma urged parents and children to save money and buy their own copies of the newspaper.
Many of the top candidates in the 2005 national examinations testified that they excelled because of The New Vision examination pullouts.
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