Education policies must be revolutionary and not political – IK Gyasi

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• Blay 9 months ago

  Exactly so.

  Exactly so.

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• Asante 9 months ago

  Free SHS policy must be reviewed. Just have a look at the first year prospectus. Unnecessary items bought end up shared among the teachers. Some have never been used by the students.
  Feeding must be improved.
  Discipline mus ...
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  Free SHS policy must be reviewed. Just have a look at the first year prospectus. Unnecessary items bought end up shared among the teachers. Some have never been used by the students.
  Feeding must be improved.
  Discipline must be instilled among both teachers and students.
  We are watching how you reset these policy

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• Erik 9 months ago

  The no nonsense master of Real Amass. Good morning Sir.

  The no nonsense master of Real Amass. Good morning Sir.

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• The Don 9 months ago

  Where were all these people when the NPP Government was in power?

  Where were all these people when the NPP Government was in power?

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• Lartey 9 months ago

  Oh Mr I. K. Gyasi, I salute you sir. We miss your wisdom.

  Oh Mr I. K. Gyasi, I salute you sir. We miss your wisdom.

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• Pelicles. 9 months ago

  Nkrumah gave the North free education leaving the South to fend for themselves, and was that a good idea, and who criticized Nkrumah for discrimination against the South then?
  
  This man was around then and what was his reac ...
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  Nkrumah gave the North free education leaving the South to fend for themselves, and was that a good idea, and who criticized Nkrumah for discrimination against the South then?
  
  This man was around then and what was his reaction to that policy implemented by Nkrumah? During those day, were Ghanaians in the North that destitute while those in the South swimming in riches where that "educational line" should be drawn without anybody challenging it?
  
  Now that we have a blanket policy for all, some see it as a waste of money. One more thing when Nkrumah was kicked out from office, all his programs, policies etc were cancelled leaving that free education to the North and how has it been funded to date?
  
  We are all Ghanaians, and a policy or program that benefits all, should be supported because an educated population knows and understands its surrounding paving way development.

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• Slim 9 months ago

  Stupid. Read your history.

  Stupid. Read your history.

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• Slim 9 months ago

  Thanks to John Mahama, the ghosts of the past are finding their voices.
  
  By the way, has I.K.Gyasi complied his articles in a volume?
  
  And thanks, I K.Gyasi, for your O'Level Chemistry test book.

  Thanks to John Mahama, the ghosts of the past are finding their voices.
  
  By the way, has I.K.Gyasi complied his articles in a volume?
  
  And thanks, I K.Gyasi, for your O'Level Chemistry test book.

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