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He wasn't alone . Madam Grace Omaboe also did. It is great we are not being asked to talk about some Michael Jackson.
CONGRATS OHENEBA ADJEI WIREKO ( KING PALUTA )!
Was the song played to all schools as part of the syllabus? Or did they assume every child listens to this song? Please, examiners be smart and stop this type of questions.
I support your idea.
A bad question
What makes it a bad question? Maybe you don't understand the syllabus in question....
This an application question..... This allows every student to think outside the box.....
Besides, this is just a single sub question, ...
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Nice bro
That is a good idea
How do you ask questions about artistes or songs not stated in the syllabus and with a song in twi, that not everyone understands or studies. At least attach the lyrics and the english translation to give all students a fair ...
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Syllabus is just a guide and always a theory based.... we have what is called critical thinking....
Questions can be set outside the Syllabus or the course outline but, the student is allowed to apply content of the outlin ...
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What of the student in a Non-Twi speaking area who doesn't understand Twi? How do you expect such a student to understand the song and be able to answer this question?
This is an achievement test...It should follow what is taught!
The question could have been framed in another way without mentioning the name of any musician. WAEC must be circumspect in setting up the questions.
Were the students made to analyse the song in class? The question is a bad one and should have given an excerpt translated in English to meet the different backgrounds of the learners.
That one dierrr it happens so is normal
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