Teachers' association board member calls family values and health literacy module absurd
Aleksandrs Lange, a board member of the history and social studies teachers' association, calls the government-backed family values and health literacy module absurd at its core. Several other sectors involved also object to it.
The government-backed family values and health literacy module has drawn objections from the education field. Aleksandrs Lange, a board member of the history and social studies teachers' association, has described the module in sharp terms, saying it is absurd at its very core.
Lange's assessment is not the only critical voice. Several sectors involved in the matter also object to the module.
The information available does not set out the specific arguments the sector representatives use to support their position. It also does not say when or how the module might be introduced. Those questions remain to be clarified once the parties involved and the government give a fuller explanation.
