UCC, USAID commit $5.5m to improve fisheries, coastal management

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• The mask 9 years ago

  Lecturers in tertiary institutions must recognize the fact that students in these institution are adults. Some maybe business men seeking a first degree, others maybe teachers seeking a master's degree. Still others may be nu ...
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  Lecturers in tertiary institutions must recognize the fact that students in these institution are adults. Some maybe business men seeking a first degree, others maybe teachers seeking a master's degree. Still others may be nurses who want a degree for higher pay.
  
  It has been said that many lecturers lack teaching methodologies. What should be the minimum requirement for recruiting lecturers into a tertiary institution? Is it a masters degree or a PhD with a course in education??
  
  Professors in tertiary institutions must read GES directives. There are many important and useful GES directives which would help them.
  
  GES banned all forms of corporal punishment in Educational institutions but there are reports that some tertiary institutions are still carrying out this practice. Asking students to kneel down and so on.

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• OLD SOLDIER 9 years ago

  Author:-Mahmoud...
  The president has been saying that he tried to introduce electronic payment and acquisition systems into the public sector {to reduce human contact with cash} in his effort to fighting corruption, but lam ...
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  Author:-Mahmoud...
  The president has been saying that he tried to introduce electronic payment and acquisition systems into the public sector {to reduce human contact with cash} in his effort to fighting corruption, but lamented that the systems were often resisted.
  
  This has become so monotonous that Ghanaians are beginning to wonder whether the president is actually serious and interested in fighting corruption as he claims, or it's just another crocodile's tears to deceive Ghanaians into believing that he is making an effort, while the government and its cronies amass billions of dollars at the expense of this struggling HIPC nation.
  Why should Ghanaians hire a president that can't even introduce an electronic system successfully into the public sector to save us from criminals masquerading as civil servants? Mr. Mahama must be seen to be fighting corruption with all his might rather than go on lamenting helplessly like the rest of us who hired him to do the job.

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• Kofi Virginia 9 years ago

  prof Yanksn, former Pro VChas worked on this for a vey longtime. Good luck UCC andthe new generation of scholars.

  prof Yanksn, former Pro VChas worked on this for a vey longtime. Good luck UCC andthe new generation of scholars.

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• KWASI IN EUROPE 9 years ago

  That is the work of a university. Improving the lives of the citizenry.

  That is the work of a university. Improving the lives of the citizenry.

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• KWASI IN EUROPE 9 years ago

  CORRECTION

  CORRECTION

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• Tradition at its best 9 years ago

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• Dr. Ike 9 years ago

  PLATFORM for COASTAL COMMUNITIES-PCC/WR could be integrated in the training to build capacity in advocacy for coastal communities in Shama, STMA, Ahanta West, Nzema East, Jomoro and Nzema West

  PLATFORM for COASTAL COMMUNITIES-PCC/WR could be integrated in the training to build capacity in advocacy for coastal communities in Shama, STMA, Ahanta West, Nzema East, Jomoro and Nzema West

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