Managers of education to sign performance contracts - GES

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• Americano 8 years ago

  It is lack of supervision and accountability plus too many stupid strikes eg TEWU goes on strike every weekend.

  It is lack of supervision and accountability plus too many stupid strikes eg TEWU goes on strike every weekend.

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• PROFESSOR ASHAWO!! 8 years ago

  Why the ban?

  Why the ban?

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• lsaac Amanor,USA. 8 years ago

  Thanks for this question,can the director general tell me if any private school will allow a teacher to teach 6 subjects in a p4 class of 68 pupils?How can there be effective teaching?

  Thanks for this question,can the director general tell me if any private school will allow a teacher to teach 6 subjects in a p4 class of 68 pupils?How can there be effective teaching?

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• Lllll 8 years ago

  Much as this will be a good way to go an obvious drawback will be cheating at exams to achieve good results.
  NAGRAT has always been my problem. they never talk about quality but only incentives and strikes.
  they are not gra ...
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  Much as this will be a good way to go an obvious drawback will be cheating at exams to achieve good results.
  NAGRAT has always been my problem. they never talk about quality but only incentives and strikes.
  they are not graduate teachers I guess.

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• lsaac Amanor,USA. 8 years ago

  nb.90% of teachers in the public high schools are NAGRAT nd they still do better than the private high schoosl. Private basic schools do better cos.1.supervision but GES know this nd yet keep T$T of circuit supervisors /subje ...
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  nb.90% of teachers in the public high schools are NAGRAT nd they still do better than the private high schoosl. Private basic schools do better cos.1.supervision but GES know this nd yet keep T$T of circuit supervisors /subject co-ordinators for 6months at times.2.TLMs-Most of the private basic schools are run as business so almost all TLMs are available for both teachers nd pupils.Seriously,it is easy teaching in a private school than in a public schools in Ghana.

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• lsaac Amanor,USA. 8 years ago

  As the sc.cod.for Ejisu municipal,l had to convince the director nd headteachers to use part of the capitation grant to buy materials to teach basic electronics.For the private schools,yu tell them nd on yr next visit the mat ...
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  As the sc.cod.for Ejisu municipal,l had to convince the director nd headteachers to use part of the capitation grant to buy materials to teach basic electronics.For the private schools,yu tell them nd on yr next visit the materials are ready.

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• SP 8 years ago

  "Dr Korh assigned the good performance of students in the private schools to the high level of supervision, which, he noted, culminates in increased time on task and the teachers high work output."
  
  So Dr Korh, you know the ...
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  "Dr Korh assigned the good performance of students in the private schools to the high level of supervision, which, he noted, culminates in increased time on task and the teachers high work output."
  
  So Dr Korh, you know the cause of the underperformance in public schools. Just put in place an effective supervision mechanism. Make the inspectorate division an independent agency. Stop posting and transferring teachers and fill all vacancies through an open and competitive application and interviewing process. That is what makes the private schools better.

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• kwadwo dagomba 8 years ago

  the main cause is the parent.they don't provide teaching and learning materials for their wards
  and this is not the case when u go to private schools.
  private schools Saturday classes are compulsory but public they don't g ...
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  the main cause is the parent.they don't provide teaching and learning materials for their wards
  and this is not the case when u go to private schools.
  private schools Saturday classes are compulsory but public they don't go at all.
  this director has not checked the dressing between private and public students
  parents provide socks from Monday to Friday
  when their wards are in the private schools

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• USMAN 8 years ago

  If Dr Danaa, who holds a PhD, could behave this way then university education is useless in Ghana. If people of his caliber are leading Ghanaians then, I am afraid, we shall soon fall into a ditch.
  Who asked Dr Danaa to take ...
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  If Dr Danaa, who holds a PhD, could behave this way then university education is useless in Ghana. If people of his caliber are leading Ghanaians then, I am afraid, we shall soon fall into a ditch.
  Who asked Dr Danaa to take sides in a chieftaincy dispute by solely declaring the chieftaincy status of the Americans illegal. Who sent the National Security Officials to go and harass the Americans. We all know the National Security Zombis like operating under the cover of darkness( you remember the Legon Toll Booth Saga) and their hatred for dogs is unimaginable( you remember NS official threatened to shoot and kill the dogs of the software designer of UG students' election). So if the dogs of the two American citizens were killed prior to their gruesome murder you can now see those behind the killing.
  Dr Danaa cannot throw dust into our eyes. If others have thrown dust into his eyes, that is his own cup of tea.

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• Comment 250 8 years ago

  Who watches the watcher or who supervises the supervisor?
  
  If the head is rotten surely the rest of the body will follow suite.
  
  GES directors is it time to up your performance? Do you know how many students are underperf ...
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  Who watches the watcher or who supervises the supervisor?
  
  If the head is rotten surely the rest of the body will follow suite.
  
  GES directors is it time to up your performance? Do you know how many students are underperforming and why?
  
  It's time to shake the who GES underperformance.

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• kkboy 8 years ago

  Annual performance evaluations including goals should be done at all government instituitions. All public servants in develop do this annually. Salary raises are based on annual performance.

  Annual performance evaluations including goals should be done at all government instituitions. All public servants in develop do this annually. Salary raises are based on annual performance.

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• Saint Francis 8 years ago

  The current situation plus performance contract is a recipe for more corruption. Mark my words

  The current situation plus performance contract is a recipe for more corruption. Mark my words

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• Seth A 8 years ago

  Some Students in public schools do not have parents. Everyday my children bring homework. We help them to do their work. In my public about ninety percent of the students are maids in Accra. They normally come to school with ...
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  Some Students in public schools do not have parents. Everyday my children bring homework. We help them to do their work. In my public about ninety percent of the students are maids in Accra. They normally come to school with empty stomach. How can a hungry child learn. Dr. You should understand that private school children have responsible parents like you. Dr. Talk is cheap the reality is different from your talk. The situations are different Dr. Please .

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• ugly akufo addo 8 years ago

  he is seriously sick

  he is seriously sick

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• sab 8 years ago

  Shame unto you for saying that private schools which have untrained teachers pass than government. Aaaaba.A professional shouldn't speak like that.Do u know what goes on during the exams?ok director why is it that when they g ...
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  Shame unto you for saying that private schools which have untrained teachers pass than government. Aaaaba.A professional shouldn't speak like that.Do u know what goes on during the exams?ok director why is it that when they go to university most of the private school students are withdrawn for poor performance.Go to the universities and ask the lectures and the professors they will tell u how good the government school learner are.Shame unto u.

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• Nantwi,BSEd,MSEd(ece),MSEd(sas) 8 years ago

  When I come to Kumasi, I live at Abrepo. The public school there, believe me,I will not send my Dog there. The private school, just a few blocks up that school, is very nice. They even have a bus that pick the children up. I ...
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  When I come to Kumasi, I live at Abrepo. The public school there, believe me,I will not send my Dog there. The private school, just a few blocks up that school, is very nice. They even have a bus that pick the children up. I guess I'll teach in New York forever.

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• Akoo 8 years ago

  This is what I have been saying all along about the teaching profession. There is no justification for poor performance. Yes there are ocassions that performance could be low but that could not be a trend in the Ghanaian educ ...
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  This is what I have been saying all along about the teaching profession. There is no justification for poor performance. Yes there are ocassions that performance could be low but that could not be a trend in the Ghanaian education sector. More grease to your elbowa. Teachers and all stake holders must be accountable for the year on year performance of their tutees. I hope this man will not relinguish in hos words and act strongly

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• Inusah 8 years ago

  Kudos for this laudable initiative! Keep it up

  Kudos for this laudable initiative! Keep it up

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• ama fosuah 8 years ago

  I teach integrated science in four classes in one of the shs in EJMA. GES monitoring team, pls check the enrollment especially in the general arts classes. We have about 90 to 110 students in those classes not to talk about t ...
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  I teach integrated science in four classes in one of the shs in EJMA. GES monitoring team, pls check the enrollment especially in the general arts classes. We have about 90 to 110 students in those classes not to talk about the home economics class. I leave you to judge if most of these students are admitted with aggregates 30 to 42.

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• lkj 8 years ago

  how can u compare mangoes to oranges. can a girl in private school stops school in order to go n deliver n then go back to the school after wasting more than a year in the house? can a teacher in a public school repeat a pupi ...
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  how can u compare mangoes to oranges. can a girl in private school stops school in order to go n deliver n then go back to the school after wasting more than a year in the house? can a teacher in a public school repeat a pupil who is under performing in class? Go to the barracks(public schools) where teachers are allowed to discipline pupils, where parents are made to provide the needs of their wards to enhance effective teaching n learning, where under performing pupils are repeated, where parents ensure that their wards do their homework in the house n also see to it that they learn before going to bed....go there n see their performance, they even perform better than the private schools. make good policies n stop this nonsense!

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• Kofi 8 years ago

  Maybe when they sign the performance contracts, they will feel obliged to use the salaries to buy chalk and registers for the schools. They can sign whatever contracts but unless government realizes that rural schools without ...
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  Maybe when they sign the performance contracts, they will feel obliged to use the salaries to buy chalk and registers for the schools. They can sign whatever contracts but unless government realizes that rural schools without electricity need chalk, pens/pencils and books instead of computers with the portrait of the president, nothing will come out of it. Teaching inputs ang well-motivated teachers are what is needed to turn around the schools not useless propaganda.

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• ODIASEMPA 8 years ago

  WHAT WILL HAPPEN AT THE END? YOU WILL DISMISS THE TEACHER RIGHT?
  IN LAW, IT IS AN ACT OF THREAT AND DURESS. AND THIS TYPE OF CONTRACT IS NULL AND VOID CONTRACT. IT WONT WORK

  WHAT WILL HAPPEN AT THE END? YOU WILL DISMISS THE TEACHER RIGHT?
  IN LAW, IT IS AN ACT OF THREAT AND DURESS. AND THIS TYPE OF CONTRACT IS NULL AND VOID CONTRACT. IT WONT WORK

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• ROLAND GODXTYM 8 years ago

  no repetition in government skuls, parents are aloof bcos free education. no further levying for de progress of gov skuls. kids are not willing to study. when a girl gets pregnant,GES says we shld allow dem stay in class to s ...
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  no repetition in government skuls, parents are aloof bcos free education. no further levying for de progress of gov skuls. kids are not willing to study. when a girl gets pregnant,GES says we shld allow dem stay in class to study bcos of ryts n others see it as a gud tin. Do u know hw private skuls are been managed? continue blaming trs n making shallow policies n curricula materials.

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• Saint Francis 8 years ago

  Dear director general
  Pls stop the classification of SHS as 1st class schools, second class, third class and so forth. U send weak students to weak schools. Good students to good schools @SHS. And wat do expect? U are the pr ...
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  Dear director general
  Pls stop the classification of SHS as 1st class schools, second class, third class and so forth. U send weak students to weak schools. Good students to good schools @SHS. And wat do expect? U are the problem. fix it

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• AB 8 years ago

  This policy is long overdue. In addition to the performance contract, GES should check the use of square pegs in round holes. This policy should be implemented in all government institutions. Kudos.

  This policy is long overdue. In addition to the performance contract, GES should check the use of square pegs in round holes. This policy should be implemented in all government institutions. Kudos.

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