Ghana Needs a National Policy on Education Devoid of Politics

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• Patriotic 10 years ago

  Mad man. You need to see a psycharist

  Mad man. You need to see a psycharist

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• Prof Lungu 10 years ago

  A good one there!
  
  Great read!
  
  We imagine at bottom of the crisis is the continued unwillingness by some sectors of the Ghanaian polity to accept Nkrumah's contribution to another aspect of Ghanaian life - education!
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  A good one there!
  
  Great read!
  
  We imagine at bottom of the crisis is the continued unwillingness by some sectors of the Ghanaian polity to accept Nkrumah's contribution to another aspect of Ghanaian life - education!
  
  And so, they attempted to destroy it by changing it, but without data to back up what they were doing.
  
  They never speak with data.
  
  They never have data to back up their claims.
  
  For instance, what results of pilot tests did Rawlings and his team present to stakeholders before the transformation to that crappy JSS, or whatever?
  
  
  ITEM: We are not going to solve the "crisis" in education, especially, by hiding the foundation on which modern Ghana was built. To the point, the data on performance is available for all to see. That is how we can begin to solve the "crises" in education.
  
  This is not a political statement!
  
  Thanks, Joseph Kingsley Eyiah

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• Pepeni 10 years ago

  Good one There. When one speaks about Dr Nkrumah and his vision for Ghana, the NPP tradition/people get mad! Nkrumah was the best for Ghana especially education system

  Good one There. When one speaks about Dr Nkrumah and his vision for Ghana, the NPP tradition/people get mad! Nkrumah was the best for Ghana especially education system

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