The declining standards of primary and secondary education in Ghana - An urgent call for reforms

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• Agyaaku 1 year ago

  Hmmmm!!! Ghanaian students are still doing GREAT wherever they go, though the standards are DECLINING. Mr/Madam writer, please come again

  Hmmmm!!! Ghanaian students are still doing GREAT wherever they go, though the standards are DECLINING. Mr/Madam writer, please come again

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• The Spear 1 year ago

  Stop being the classic ostrich or the blind bat. He should come again how?
  
  He's refers to the situation prevalent in Ghana and how's your allusion pertinent to this position? How many students go out of Ghana, and how do y ...
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  Stop being the classic ostrich or the blind bat. He should come again how?
  
  He's refers to the situation prevalent in Ghana and how's your allusion pertinent to this position? How many students go out of Ghana, and how do you follow the performance of those who go out? A good portion of those going out could have done good anywhere because they're naturally gifted, and that leaves others who actually need help in the form of good tuition and great study environment to achieve the minimum.
  
  For some of you, talking about poor results and standards within certain cycles is a problem once it stares in the face of the irresponsible and stupid NPP government's fake tutelage/oversight duties.

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• James 1 year ago

  You probably lack basic understanding and appreciation of issues. Those who are doing great represent the minority bracket. The writer has really diagnosed the problems besetting the primary and secondary education. I wish I ...
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  You probably lack basic understanding and appreciation of issues. Those who are doing great represent the minority bracket. The writer has really diagnosed the problems besetting the primary and secondary education. I wish I know this Writer. He is very intelligent.

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• Mike 1 year ago

  Good piece of article. Everything is on point

  Good piece of article. Everything is on point

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• Ex-Pope 1 year ago

  An eye-opening article. The writer not only lays out the deficiencies and challenges in the country's education system, but, importantly, submits workable solutions to the listed problems. Let's hope whichever party comes int ...
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  An eye-opening article. The writer not only lays out the deficiencies and challenges in the country's education system, but, importantly, submits workable solutions to the listed problems. Let's hope whichever party comes into office will acknowledge the educational challenges facing the nation, and that the administration will move quickly to tackle these challenges by eliciting the support of talented Ghanaians like the writer of this article.

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