Gov't committed to improve education standard — Veep

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• Rich Monney 9 years ago

  Gov't committed to stealing.

  Gov't committed to stealing.

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• adiza 9 years ago

  Our children not completing SHS let alone thinking any further other than to be street hawkers.

  Our children not completing SHS let alone thinking any further other than to be street hawkers.

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• Wofa Koo 9 years ago

  HOW LONG HOW YOU BEEN IN POWER. YOU THINK THE PEOPLE OF GHANA ARE STUPID LIKE YOU AND YOU GANG OF NDC THIEVES . YOU FOOLS

  HOW LONG HOW YOU BEEN IN POWER. YOU THINK THE PEOPLE OF GHANA ARE STUPID LIKE YOU AND YOU GANG OF NDC THIEVES . YOU FOOLS

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• Nancy Forson 9 years ago

  The NPP is truly a confused bunch of people wanting to rule this country through schemes very non-existent.
  
  The facts below tells how committed the NDC administration has been in the area of education:
  
  The number of pup ...
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  The NPP is truly a confused bunch of people wanting to rule this country through schemes very non-existent.
  
  The facts below tells how committed the NDC administration has been in the area of education:
  
  The number of pupils benefiting from the School Feeding Programme quadrupled from about 440,000 in 2008 to 1.7 million in 2014.
  
  • Over 90,000 laptops have been distributed to basic schools in all 10 regions under the Basic School Computerization Programme.
  
  • Under the same Basic School Computerisation Programme, 50,000 basic school teachers across the country benefited from ICT training and supply of free computers.
  
  • Over 40,000 locally produced school sandalshave been distributed to pupils in some deprived districts.

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• Godwin 9 years ago

  X very bad

  X very bad

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• Fine boy 9 years ago

  Veep if your are committed to improve education you will have done that within the pass 8 years not in this election year to will do it. And again don't forget to respond to Dr Bawumiah 170 lecture on economy

  Veep if your are committed to improve education you will have done that within the pass 8 years not in this election year to will do it. And again don't forget to respond to Dr Bawumiah 170 lecture on economy

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• Nancy Forson 9 years ago

  The Next NDC administration hopefully as part of its aims to development and promote good education will embark on the following:
  
  • Provide accommodation for teachers who accept postings to deprived rural schools;
  
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  The Next NDC administration hopefully as part of its aims to development and promote good education will embark on the following:
  
  • Provide accommodation for teachers who accept postings to deprived rural schools;
  
  • Re-introduce incremental credit for Science, Mathematics, Technical and Vocational Teachers (TVET);
  
  • Continue to issue financial clearance to employ more graduate teachers as and when appropriate;
  
  • Support teachers in science, mathematics and TVET to upgrade their skills;
  
  • Work with GNAT, NAGRAT & CCT on exchange programmes for teachers.

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• THE CRUSADER 9 years ago

  You take us for fools ,after you have messed the system and flew yours outside for better,you have again turned to insult and Robb acid on us?may the 7th come tomorrow?by his Grace we shall see.??????

  You take us for fools ,after you have messed the system and flew yours outside for better,you have again turned to insult and Robb acid on us?may the 7th come tomorrow?by his Grace we shall see.??????

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• Nancy Forson 9 years ago

  In reality the John Mahama led NDC government has not taken anybody for granted. It is a government which continually have leaved by it promises and most especially, it has not renege on its education promises for the past fo ...
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  In reality the John Mahama led NDC government has not taken anybody for granted. It is a government which continually have leaved by it promises and most especially, it has not renege on its education promises for the past four years.
  
  • Existing Colleges of Education have been equipped with requisite Science Laboratories to train 20,000 teachers to improve the teaching of
  Science and Mathematics in basic schools.
  
  • A gender parity ratio of 1:1 has been attained at the Primary level.
  
  • Over 92,000 girls have benefitted from the Take Home Ration Programme in the three Northern Regions.
  
  • Scholarships for about 55,000 girls in the JHS have been offered under the Global Partnership for Education Programme.

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• Johnson 9 years ago

  JM is committed. Building schools, bringing tech education, training teachers etc. Ghana will be great once again. JM toaso. No abaabas33

  JM is committed. Building schools, bringing tech education, training teachers etc. Ghana will be great once again. JM toaso. No abaabas33

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• Mr Bond 9 years ago

  It is only NDC government that improves education where in some cases the whole failures miserable and the idiot Vice President wife said it is disgusting for NDC president John Dramani Mahama to provide schools with chalks.k ...
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  It is only NDC government that improves education where in some cases the whole failures miserable and the idiot Vice President wife said it is disgusting for NDC president John Dramani Mahama to provide schools with chalks.keep talking nonsense

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• Kwame 9 years ago

  Well to start with I can give you some chalk pens and chairs for free....as you seem to be oblivious to what is going on you sick cunt

  Well to start with I can give you some chalk pens and chairs for free....as you seem to be oblivious to what is going on you sick cunt

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• Nancy Forson 9 years ago

  Government obvious interest in the development of education of our country has been demonstrated in the fact that it will continue to strengthen the teaching and learning of Mathematics and Science and provide special support ...
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  Government obvious interest in the development of education of our country has been demonstrated in the fact that it will continue to strengthen the teaching and learning of Mathematics and Science and provide special support to motivate teachers and pupils;
  
  • Enhance the Mathematics, Science and Technology Scholarship Scheme (MASTESS) to support needy students to opt for mathematics and science based programmes at both secondary and tertiary levels of education;
  
  • Re-introduce incremental credit for Science,Mathematics, Technical and Vocational Teachers;
  
  • Continue to upgrade equipment for the teaching and learning of Science, Technical and Vocational subjects;

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• Nancy Forson 9 years ago

  The cost of BECE examination fees has been subsidized for all registered candidates in both public and private schools.
  
  • Under the Complementary Basic Education Programme, 125,000 out-of-school pupils have been enrolled ...
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  The cost of BECE examination fees has been subsidized for all registered candidates in both public and private schools.
  
  • Under the Complementary Basic Education Programme, 125,000 out-of-school pupils have been enrolled.
  • A historic Re-sit Policy under which 2,599 under-performed BECE and private candidates were given the opportunity to re-sit the BECE as
  private candidates was implemented for the first time since the inception of the JSS/JHS system.
  The programme has since covered two streams.
  
  • Career development training for over 60,000
  teachers at the basic level has been provided for, while 1,000 teachers have under-gone in-service
  training for skills in the teaching of Science and Mathematics.

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