Putting Teachers on the Map: a Move From Access to Quality Education in Ghana

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• Yours Truly 10 years ago

  It is time we make our teachers our priority..!

  It is time we make our teachers our priority..!

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• Apana Vitus 10 years ago

  Our teachers must be recognised and be rendered a better condition of services.how much is the teacher's salary? m.r president check your ways. How many professional teaches do we have in Ghana?

  Our teachers must be recognised and be rendered a better condition of services.how much is the teacher's salary? m.r president check your ways. How many professional teaches do we have in Ghana?

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• Dapaah 10 years ago

  A time will come and is very near when there will be no teacher in our schools IF our leaders choose to follow this trend. I forever regret becoming a teacher in Ghana!!!!

  A time will come and is very near when there will be no teacher in our schools IF our leaders choose to follow this trend. I forever regret becoming a teacher in Ghana!!!!

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• dampo 10 years ago

  The future of dis nation is in their hands. They can jeopardize with it. Be Careful

  The future of dis nation is in their hands. They can jeopardize with it. Be Careful

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• Joe Kingsley Eyiah, Toronto-Canada 10 years ago

  Thank you very much Esther. It is very true!!!!! The government must support teachers in their efforts to ensure students’ successes in our schools. We cannot talk about raising student achievement without supporting the ve ...
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  Thank you very much Esther. It is very true!!!!! The government must support teachers in their efforts to ensure students’ successes in our schools. We cannot talk about raising student achievement without supporting the very people who will make this happen. All the stakeholders in education must support teachers with incentives to achieve ongoing teaching excellence for our students.

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• Pepeni 10 years ago

  E Mr Teacher. I know you will support this article. Teacher no no

  E Mr Teacher. I know you will support this article. Teacher no no

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• Joe Kngsley Eyiah, Toronto-Canada 10 years ago

  Seriously, Pepeni, I think the sticker: If you can read this, thank a teacher is losing its relevance on some politicians. It is disturbing to trace the soar relationship that has developed between the government of the Ontar ...
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  Seriously, Pepeni, I think the sticker: If you can read this, thank a teacher is losing its relevance on some politicians. It is disturbing to trace the soar relationship that has developed between the government of the Ontario Province of Canada and teachers in the province. Such was the relationship which characterized the tension between teachers in Ghana and the NPP as well as the NDC governments some years back in that country too!

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• Pepei 10 years ago

  True oooooooo

  True oooooooo

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