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Untapped potentials: Academic qualification bias in Ghana

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11-05 08:45
 
 
 
Re: Untapped potentials: Academic qualification bi dear brother, QUALIFICATION is a word you dont understand. carefully look for the meaning of the word and decide if your argument is substential. Regards

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mr.gyan
11-05 08:45
 
 
 
 
Re: Untapped potentials: Academic qualification bi There is no word as substential. Please check your spelling next time before criticizing somebody.

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koo
11-05 12:02
 
 
 
 
 
Say It Again Thbkx Koo. Haha. Lol. He needs to go back and complete his spelling homework

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Bob Bright
11-14 04:22
 
 
 
 
You Are Half Right You do have a point: one cannot deliver what one does not have. To be able to teach, one must, first and foremost, have the material inside the head. Therefore, your knowledge and understanding of Physics implies you have the

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Tekonline
11-05 12:21
 
 
 
 
 
On Point Tekonline Thanks a lot, Tekonline. You spoke sense, just like a scientist would. Am huge fan of Einstein. These B.Ed holders think we are undermining them, but that isn't the case. My point is that vars graduates have knowledge that

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Bob Bright
11-14 04:02
 
 
 
 
He Needs to learn more education ,, Don't him Sir!! He doesn't understand teaching.He thinks teaching is all about going to do courses and come back to boast with your write up or mouth that,you have what it is to teach.Why didn't he go to the health sector and

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bu
11-07 10:56
 
 
 
 
Untapped Potentials Why don't you just explain it to me, since you think I don't know the meaning of QUALIFICATION

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Bob Bright
11-14 03:53
 
 
 
 
Unbelievable Haha. Interesting! Why don't you just explain it to me, since you think I don't know the meaning of QUALIFICATION

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Bob Bright
11-14 04:20
 
 
 
Re: Untapped potentials: Academic qualification bi Did you do any fact finding before you published this at all. Just waste of time and space.

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Mr. Osei
11-05 13:16
 
 
 
Factless talk The writer is one of a lot in the country who has no respect for teaching as a profession. He started very well but ended with "thrash".Teaching is not about having contents,..This is shallow and tactless write up.

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Professor Bubu
11-07 11:03
 
 
 
 
Professionals vs unprofessional Sorry as at now, you’re not a qualified teacher, this is because though you are usable in the classroom, you’re not certified. You are a “pupil-teacher”. In certain fields, especially in areas where human contact is a

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Kvalos
11-09 12:07
 
 
 
 
 
I Have A Point I get you bro. But the big truth is that some of the professional teachers have failed abysmally in their profession, manifested by the continuous appalling academic standards of their students. This raises questions about t

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Bob Bright
11-14 04:11
 
 
 
 
I Shock Oh how? You failed to decipher the content of the article. How can conclude wrongly this way. The writer's point is that qualified vars graduates should be allowed to teach, and here you are, saying that the writer doesn't re

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Bob Bright
11-14 04:19
 
 
 
Good Article The Writer is a guru who is decrying the unfair treatment of University graduates. The facts are clear in his write-up. Don't condemn him simply because you are a trained teacher

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Bob Bright
11-13 13:32