Language wouldn't have been a barrier – WAEC defends use of King Paluta's Aseda in BECE 

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  • Eazy 1 year ago

    This is very very bad on behalf of waec. There are so many remote areas in Ghana that people over there might not know or come across this musician and don't even understand twi and teachers wouldn't even like to go there. Wa ...
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  • Dan 1 year ago

    Waec needs education

  • Fact 1 year ago

    Nobody is against waec using songs in exams but this songs should be in the language students are taught in and that is the English language. Twi is not a universal language in Ghana and it's not all student who understand th ...
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  • Unfair Advantage 1 year ago

    This is absolute nonsense. Is WAEC saying they don't see this gives an unfair advantage to children from the twi speaking community. Right from the word go, others easily remember and understand every single detail in the son ...
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  • Nonsense WAEC 1 year ago

    What a nonsense!!

  • Kudzo 1 year ago

    The explanation doesn’t make sense. How many teachers in the Ho West District of the Volta Region understand Twi themselves, let alone explain Twi songs to students? I hope it hasn’t become national agenda to push Twi dow ...
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  • Neb 1 year ago

    So after the exam was interpreted when the results come how will the grades be interpreted?

  • Abei 1 year ago

    Then next time, they use song in Ga, Ewe, Ada, or those Northern songs
    Gyimisem kwa like twi is the only language people study as dialect in schools

  • Nkrumah son 1 year ago

    If language is not barrier why don't you use Chinese song . You are playing with people life . Don't you think 1 Mark is will determine someone A of F?

  • Emperor 1 year ago

    STUPIDITY to the highest order. Can you imagine?