Climate-responsive agriculture must be compulsory in new SHS curriculum – Eduwatch

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• Abi 1 year ago

  Operation feed yourself is back to stay kudos Nacca we used to hv plots in schools growing our own vegetables and roots crops to feed the school what happened.pks Mr Agriculture ministry pls let this come back because our you ...
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  Operation feed yourself is back to stay kudos Nacca we used to hv plots in schools growing our own vegetables and roots crops to feed the school what happened.pks Mr Agriculture ministry pls let this come back because our youth needs this.. small fish farm, chicken farm,pig farm,goat farming can support a student financially to stop them stealing and gambling.

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• AGATAPORE(SANDEMA) 1 year ago

  FOOD SHORTAGE IN GHANA SO IF AGRIC STUDIES IS MADE COMPULSORY AT SCHOOLS, THEN THERE WILL BE NO HUNGER IN GHANA + NAIEVE.

  FOOD SHORTAGE IN GHANA SO IF AGRIC STUDIES IS MADE COMPULSORY AT SCHOOLS, THEN THERE WILL BE NO HUNGER IN GHANA + NAIEVE.

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• Kwabena Duku Damoah 1 year ago

  In America and China no student farms but they feed themselves fully and export some of the surplus.

  In America and China no student farms but they feed themselves fully and export some of the surplus.

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• KofSam 1 year ago

  The government cannot impose any subject or course on students. They have the freedom to choose their subjects based on their aimed profession . If the government can make agriculture attractive and change the perception that ...
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  The government cannot impose any subject or course on students. They have the freedom to choose their subjects based on their aimed profession . If the government can make agriculture attractive and change the perception that it is for illiterates , our students will choose that field of study at will . Meanwhile government want to prioritize Agriculture yet it is supervising over galamsey which is destroying the very land for agricultural production. What a misplaced agenda.

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• James Dede 1 year ago

  NaCCA DISMISSED AGRIC TO BE COMPULSORY IN NEW CURRICULUM WITH THE EXPLANATION THAT IN THE DEVELOPED WORLD, A SMALLER PERCENTAGE OF PEOPLE FEED THE ENTIRE NATION. ARE WE AT THEIR LEVEL?

  NaCCA DISMISSED AGRIC TO BE COMPULSORY IN NEW CURRICULUM WITH THE EXPLANATION THAT IN THE DEVELOPED WORLD, A SMALLER PERCENTAGE OF PEOPLE FEED THE ENTIRE NATION. ARE WE AT THEIR LEVEL?

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• Kweku 1 year ago

  Teaching agriculture or agricultural science at SHS would not solve the agricultural problems in this country. Most public universities in Ghana produce agricultural science graduates most most of them do not go into agricult ...
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  Teaching agriculture or agricultural science at SHS would not solve the agricultural problems in this country. Most public universities in Ghana produce agricultural science graduates most most of them do not go into agriculture or farming after school. In the, high school students don't study agriculture or agricultural science at high schools but productivity in agriculture is higher in the USA than in Ghana. Let our SHS students be grounded in the basic sciences and they will be able to solve agricultural problems for the country after school. Teaching agriculture science at the SHS level is a misplaced priority and it must be stopped.

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