Reading a major deficiency in Ghanaian children

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  • The mask 10 years ago

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  • fkbf 10 years ago

    The system needs overhauling The products that come out every year from the scratch to the university are immature

  • PRINCEWILLY@YMAIL.COM 10 years ago

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  • abina 10 years ago

    the only way forward to introducing libraries in all communities. Minister of Education and her deputy Ablakwa are clueless about what education entails.
    Acess to a local library is all these children demand from the Minist ...
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  • USMAN 10 years ago

    Go to our community libraries and see. You only see students reading pamphlets in preparation for their exams. What a stupid educational system.

  • abina 10 years ago

    the only way forward to introducing libraries in all communities. Minister of Education and her deputy Ablakwa are clueless about what education entails.
    Access to a local library is all these children demand from the Minis ...
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  • YIKRA 10 years ago

    Many cannot even read and write in local language let alone ENGLISH. Who cause am?

  • USMAN 10 years ago

    I remember during my school days, before entering secondary school Form 4, I had read 9 different Literature books from Form 1 to Form 3. This is where you develop the reading culture. Nowadays what do you see? Students only ...
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  • mabel 10 years ago

    Yes Accra is the only town in ghana who deserve to celebrate IBD.what happens to the others?if 6th march is celebrated everywhere then such occassions shd be as well.pls decentralise the country for each region to care for it ...
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  • WorldReader 10 years ago

    Non-profit organization named WorldReader has been trying to get young children reading with donated e-book readers.

    Check their progress out on http://blog.worldreader.org

    Entry on progress in Ghana so far:

    http://www. ...
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  • kweks 10 years ago

    this is true. We must do something about ghanaians and their reading habit. its too poor!

  • CITIZEN ONE 10 years ago

    Whats the big fuss? You are all part of the problem. Over the years all of you have tried in one way or the other to many Twi, Ghana's lingua franca, matter of fact some Akan leaders have tried to force the issue or even unde ...
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