Why the government is holding a National Education Forum

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Kwaku Tee 10 months ago

This National Education Forum will not be different from the Consultative Assembly that wrote the current Constitution that was purposely written to appease Rawlings. The same results will happen to allow NDC destroy FSHS.

This National Education Forum will not be different from the Consultative Assembly that wrote the current Constitution that was purposely written to appease Rawlings. The same results will happen to allow NDC destroy FSHS.
Omanii 10 months ago

You're right. Mahama and his NDC said from day 1 that they would cancel Free SHS if they won power. In 2016 they run print, radio and tv adverts to try and stop the implementation of free SHS. At another time, the current vic ...
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You're right. Mahama and his NDC said from day 1 that they would cancel Free SHS if they won power. In 2016 they run print, radio and tv adverts to try and stop the implementation of free SHS. At another time, the current vice president said that Category A schools must be exempted from the free SHS. At another time, Seth Terkper also said that free SHS should cover only Day Students. This so-called forum is only trying to find a nice way of either cancelling the entirety of the policy or stopping the wards of poor people from enjoying free SHS. Meanwhile, the current president, his siblings and many of his current ministers all benefitted from free SHS by virtue of the fact that they were from the northern part of Ghana. They don't want others to benefit from free SHS so majority of Ghanaians will remain illiterate to be manipulated.
Aba Akyere 10 months ago

Hmm! By their fruit ye shall known them.

Hmm! By their fruit ye shall known them.
Kofi Beka 10 months ago

I am glad that this initiative of reforming our educational system is coming on at this point in time. We have relied and emphasized on grammar education for far too long. Now the emphasis should be on skills development. Pup ...
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I am glad that this initiative of reforming our educational system is coming on at this point in time. We have relied and emphasized on grammar education for far too long. Now the emphasis should be on skills development. Pupils and students should be encouraged to develop their God given talents in the sciences and technology. There are so many examples of young talented boys and girls who have demonstrated that given the right guidance and support they can invent or create a lot of things to improve our lot as a people. The Chinese and other nationals have done it, so we too can do it through proper education. It is now time for Ghanaians to stop emphasizing and glorifying paper qualification at the detriment of the ability to produce things out of natural talent. Of course there are thousands of PhD holders in this country but most of them have not contributed anything significant to our national growth than speaking the Queen's language adeptly while they cannot read or write their own mother language nor even know an iota of their history.
Omanii 10 months ago

The reform of education already started in 2017 with free SHS, TVET and STEM. Where have you been since 22017? Are you not aware of all the several new educational institutions and the over two thousand projects that have bee ...
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The reform of education already started in 2017 with free SHS, TVET and STEM. Where have you been since 22017? Are you not aware of all the several new educational institutions and the over two thousand projects that have been set up with new curricula to go with the new policy?
Asembebadabi 10 months ago

Why didn't you invite the Presbyterian church, Roman Catholic Church and Methodist churches to your educational forum. These churches are the people who brought education to African countries. 70 % of education are from these ...
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Why didn't you invite the Presbyterian church, Roman Catholic Church and Methodist churches to your educational forum. These churches are the people who brought education to African countries. 70 % of education are from these Churches
Negrati 10 months ago

Ayoo, if it is a waste.

Ayoo, if it is a waste.
Hannan 10 months ago

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Ina 10 months ago

I hope the massive cheating during BECE and WASSCE is addressed. It's pathetic. Else soon, no credible foreign institution will accept our students. Sad

I hope the massive cheating during BECE and WASSCE is addressed. It's pathetic. Else soon, no credible foreign institution will accept our students. Sad
James Asiedu 10 months ago

It's a good move, Mr.President. Two heads are better than one they say. Let's meet and share ideas to shape our children's future.

It's a good move, Mr.President. Two heads are better than one they say. Let's meet and share ideas to shape our children's future.

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