The Federal Government has launched a national textbook ranking system for primary, junior, and senior secondary schools. The initiative aims to improve the quality and standardisation of learning materials across the country's education system. Officials said the framework will assess textbooks based on curriculum alignment, accuracy, readability, and inclusivity. The move is part of broader reforms to address inconsistencies in teaching content and learning outcomes. The system will apply to all approved textbooks used in public and private schools nationwide.
The Federal Government claims to be standardising textbooks, yet many schools still lack basic copies for students. If the ranking system does not ensure physical availability in classrooms, it will only exist on paper. Students in rural schools, already behind in learning, will remain disconnected from the reform's benefits. A ranked textbook no one can touch is no better than one that was never written.
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