Education expert says parents should take primary responsibility for the performance and career outcomes of university students rather than blaming career guidance teachers. Speaking in an exclusive interview with Zambian Business TimesZBT, Dr Rosius Siatwambo was responding to complaints from some parents who claim that university entrants are underperforming because career guidance teachers are ineffective. He explained that the role of career guidance teachers is largely advisory, helping learners identify suitable academic and career paths through assessments such as temperament and aptitude tests. Siatwambo however stressed that career guidance teachers do not shape a child’s values, discipline, or personal character,...
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