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This is a much sensible approach. If I know my grade then I know what school to choose. Extend the time to about 1 month so parents together with school authorities and counselors can all make an informed choice about schools ...
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NOW THE POOR AND THE VILLAGERS WILL NOT HAVE THE CHANCE OF GOING TO SCHOOLS LIKE ACHIMOTA, UNLIKE THE NPP SYSTEM. THE CLASS DISCRIMINATION SYSTEM HAS STARTED WITH THE " SOCIAL DEMOCRATS".
Has the poor and villagers tou called them passed before not getting admission???? Stop being cheap
It doesn’t solve anything! Any student who see his results good will select an ‘A’ category school. So what is the point?
Good reform. You are wise haruna. God give you more wisdom on your sector to help build Ghana
It's very very very good approach. Thank you honourable minister
Excellent. Let's see how it goes. There should be inbuilt mechanism to suit every student on performance base..
Always jumping into conclusions even before the system is implemented. The old system was working well until last year when that bogus reset brought confusion. Well, I’m yet to hear of a country whose students see their res ...
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@ Kee. Are you a Bawumia supporter? No wonder . You are as stupid as Richard Ahiagbah
Kee doesn't even know the date the old system started. He thinks it was comedian Bawumia who started computer placement. Such a moron. He will not shut up
If you haven't heard of a country whose students see their results before they begin school, does it mean that we should continue in our old ways even when there are obvious better approaches? Haruna Iddrisu's brain is way, w ...
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That's a good move and good news.At long last the battle is ended
Only ppl with low IQ sees this as a good approach. This means all good students in one school whiles average student are also grouped in another. Only God knows where the students who need more help will be sent to imagine st ...
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Massa. Are you saying the system was all along mixing aggregate 43 students with aggregate 8 students in particular schools? Come again
You don't know? Don't u know we have students with good grades bad grades mixed. Now all kids with grades below 15 will be moving to grade A schools and it will be walaha.
Very thoughtful Haruna
This sounds good but also think about the situation where all the students with good grades would be centered in a so called grade A Schools because of this system of selection.
Some progress slowly ...
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No wonder Aseidu had you and muntaka demoted in parliament.
You 2 ministers are very sharp and brilliant..
Ndc doesn't entertain such sharp brains.
I sometimes wonder how Asiadu managed to be one of the frontrunners in the ...
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A student knows his performance level even before he writes the exam. This ONE WEEK window means only the children of rich people who have computers at home can apply for admission. The children in Kote Ye Aboa, Tikobo Number ...
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BACK TO THE OLD DAYS. A BETTER IDEA
This is a bad idea. In 1960, one sat for the exams believing one would hit it. This proposed approach is elitist.
Monkeys play by sizes. If you get aggregate 47 go and choose Achimota and come crying on TV that you were not selected. Are you a fool? To go and start beating teachers there and throw stones during zonal Sports
if its 1 week, are you sure the systems will be able to handle the traffic surge?
THIS IS WHERE BRIBERY COMES IN.
OFFICIALS MAY BLOCK THE SYSTEM BY SLOWING DOWN THE INTENET,DISENFRANCHISING PARENT IN THE SELECTION PROCESS, ONLY TO TAKE BRIBS THROUGH BACKDOOR BEFORE HELPING PARENT.
I TELL YOU, AFTER TWO D ...
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Many village schools will not get any good candidates. In 1980 when l sat for "Common Entrance " examination, l didn't get any school in Cape Coast. But when l was admitted to Aburaman Secondary, l was topping every subject i ...
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