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About TTATE
TTATE’s Vision, Mission, Goals, and Values
VISION STATEMENT A critical voice for professionalism and quality in teacher education in the service of education in T &…
TTATE Launch
28 MAY, 2013 Educators all, Good evening. Let me begin by saying thanks to you for making the decision to…
Introducing TTATE
The birth of the idea —– November 2011 First meeting —————– March 01, 2012 Founding members– Patricia Worrell; Samuel Lochan;…
TTATE Executive
Rowena Kalloo
Dr Kalloo has been an educator for over 30 years. She began her career as an Integrated Science Teacher at…
Keith A John
Keith A John is a Senior Instructor at the University of Trinidad and Tobago (UTT) where he teaches courses in…
Iris Hewitt-Bradshaw
Iris Hewitt-Bradshaw is an Assistant Professor in Language and Linguistics at the University of Trinidad and Tobago. She joined TTATE…
Lynette Tyson-Noel
Lynette Tyson-Noel Lynette Tyson-Noel is a Senior Instructor in Reading at the University of Trinidad and Tobago (UTT) and holds…
Professor Stephen Joseph
Professor Stephen Joseph has worked at all levels of the education system for over three decades. He holds a diploma…
Roland Sealy
Roland Sealy is an instructor of pre-service teachers in literacy at the undergraduate level and pedagogical principles at the post-graduate…
Poetry Competition
March 21st is International World Poetry Day It was allocated by UNESCO in 1999 to celebrate the great human legacy of Poetry and to ensure that youth appreciate the role of poetry in the development and enlightenment of the world. It is through the oral traditions associated with poetry that ancient languages have survived. Moreover, Poetry provides cultures with an imaginative dialect which transmits their history, wisdom, and philosophy even as it captures the creative spirit of the human mind.