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Minister Chan Chun Sing on Singapore’s education policies and the tuition industry | Full interview

A year after full subject-based banding began, Singapore Education Minister Chan Chun Sing tells CNA that the initiative has helped cultivate respect for diverse abilities. In a sitdown interview with chief editor of CNA Digital Loh Chee Kong and journalist Ang Hwee Min, Mr Chan also highlighted the need for parents to respect teachers as partners in a child’s education, rather than treating them like service providers. He explained why "unreasonable" demands on educators can harm both teacher well-being and the classroom environment. Mr Chan also spoke about a slew of topics ranging from "black sheep" tuition centres to gaps in Singapore’s universities. 00:00 Which education policy to work on first 01:44 On full subject-based banding 04:20 Less obvious benefits of full subject-based banding 06:56 Trilemma in public education systems 11:57 Outcomes of full subject-based banding 16:26 ‘Learn more test less’ 18:22 Customised teaching for students 24:02 On PSLE scoring system 29:14 On academic stress 33:10 Going up against multi-billion dollar tuition industry 37:43 Regulating the tuition industry 39:08 On black sheep in tuition industry 45:41 On parents' expectations 50:55 How MOE supports teachers facing unreasonable parents 56:37 On P1 registration's alumni system 1:06:26 Will more 'elite schools' relocate to provide greater accessibility? 1:10:09 Most urgent change that Singapore universities need to take Subscribe to our channel here: https://cna.asia/youtubesub Subscribe to our news service for must-read stories: Telegram - https://cna.asia/telegram WhatsApp - https://cna.asia/whatsapp Follow us: CNA: https://cna.asia CNA Lifestyle: http://www.cnalifestyle.com Facebook:   / channelnewsasia   Instagram:   / channelnewsasia   Twitter:   / channelnewsasia   TikTok:   / channelnewsasia