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Quality education requires collaborative effort - Director

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  • princewilly@ymail.com 9 years ago

    An out-of-towner drove his car into a ditch in a desolated area. Luckily, a local farmer came to help with his big strong horse named Buddy.
    He hitched Buddy up to the car and yelled, "Pull, Nellie, pull!" Buddy didn't move. ...
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  • MARCUS AMPADU 9 years ago

    It is time to reform our secondary schools.
    The world is changing real fast, and we must change with it; we need to tailor our curricula to the changes to keek pace or face outright extinction.

  • MARCUS AMPADU 9 years ago

    Thank you for asking me to explain what I mean respectfully.

    Junior the accelerative pace of changes in the world now is mind boggling and we must keep up with it, or will be lost.

    For example, while others are turning ...
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  • princewilly@ymail.com 9 years ago

    ROME WAS NOT BUILD IN A DAY,IT TOOK CENTURIES TO BUILD ROME AND THERE ARE SPACES.
    ITS GOING TO TAKE YEARS FOR US TO KEEP PACE WITH THE CHANGING WORLD BECAUSE OUR LEADERS ARE CORRUPT AND HAVE NO VISION.

  • MARCUS AMPADU 9 years ago

    Princewilly the rate of change now is quite different than when Rome was in existence. Things moved very slowly back then. It is a mistake to compare then to now, and you know that my brother.

  • junior 9 years ago

    Interesting but please explain. How does it apply to the educational needs In GHANA.

  • Potash 9 years ago

    Axorlu should be quiet. We know what he can do already!! Did he collaborate with any teacher in Techiman?

  • Americano 9 years ago

    When NDC can give one person 50 million dollars (woyome) meant for quality education; what else do you want me to do? Tell me? Thieves!

  • USMAN 9 years ago

    Too much general education is causing unemployment.

  • NON-ALIGNED 9 years ago

    Can someone please enlighten me on the quality education Ghanaians and Africans keep talking about????

    Is it the brainwash, suppressive colonialists education system that has kept us in the doldrums for centuries that no H ...
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  • Hawa Ho 9 years ago

    Ghanaian children are among the most well behave kids in the world. Yet the older generation always talk about discipline.
    Education curriculum is mediocre. We are asking for improvement and a change in curriculum content.
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  • Conventional Youth 9 years ago

    STEMICs Components are certainly the lagging elements in Ghana's Educational Needs.

  • Ebaltey 9 years ago

    What kind of quality ar u talking about? Just go to the universities n see is full up with student with agragrade 6,8,15 n 12 n yet gh can produce common niddle. If ur a technical student in gh is curse cos when u come out u ...
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  • KING LOMOTEY 9 years ago

    You can't even write a complete sentence.
    It is idiots like you who want to rule Nkrumah's GHANA. It is pitiful.