During her official first address as the New President of Malta, Myriam Spiteri Debono spoke about the importance of cultivating critical thinking skills and appreciation for Malta’s environment in our youngest citizens from a young age – and made sure that Minister for Education Clifton Grima was listening closely to this part of her message.
‘The promotion of the values of commitment and self-regulation is important’, the president explained.
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‘If we are desirous that Malta continues to be an esteemed nation, we have to start from the very young ones. From a very tender age, in the home, in the embrace of the family and grandparents, we have to strive to inculcate in them the principle that, whatever they do, they do it well and in the pursuit of truth.’
‘In order to achieve this, kneaded and a natural component of the education system, we have to make them familiar with the natural beauty of Malta and Gozo. They have to be conscious of this beauty, and they have to know their way to each and every corner of Malta and Gozo.’
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Source: TVMi