Ghana's teacher education system has undergone significant transformation to ensure that all teachers in the classroom are qualified.
This article documents the observations & experiences of 8 teacher educators from Liberia during a study tour to Ghana - https://t.co/bBJlsOiRAA
This week, district officers and other schedule officers met at the directorate to identify schools that have challenges following our monitoring visit last week. This is to help the DEO to provide tailored support to these schools for improved learning outcomes.
Last week the Lambussie DEO together with GES HQ & T-TEL visited some schools as part of a follow up visit to ensure that the schools are conducting & keeping records of weekly PLC sessions. During the visits the schools shared that they receive support from their SISOs and SMCs.
The DDE and the District Enabler took turns encouraging the officers to continue to observe lessons as well as the PLC sessions, and then submit using the kobocollect tool as proof of work done.
The Lambussie District Education office this morning organised a staff meeting to introduce a new staff Madam Victoria-The Early Childhood coordinator, and also discuss very pertinent issues such as: Sustainability of the CEP program in the District.
The EMIS team ceased the opportunity to present a report on the number of submissions on PLC and Lesson Observations by SISOs, Schedule Officers, and Headteachers. From the report it was evident that some officers were not submitting their PLC observations.
The objectives of the training is to introduce teachers to alternative Discipline, familiarize teachers with positive discipline pack, equip participants in the use of positive discipline pack and start building allies for the campaign against corporal punishment.
Action Aid Ghana a non Governmental organization in collaboration with Lambussie District Education office today organized a one training workshop for teachers, Circuit Supervisors and officers at the Education Directorate Lambussie.
The objective of the workshop was to equip the teachers with the necessary skills to navigate the NTC teacher portal, accumulate CDP points, and also provide them with leadership and management training.
The team will also be visiting schools in the district to observe firsthand some of the good practices implemented in schools to improve lesson delivery and learning outcomes.
Representatives from Ghana Education Service HQ and T-TEL visited the Lambussie District Education Office to review the implementation of the Communities of Excellence Programme and assess it impact on learning outcomes.
The DEO is making efforts to strengthen the collaboration between Change Leaders and DEOC members, to promote a more coordinated approach towards improving children's learning outcomes.
Today the Lambussie District Education Office(DEO) facilitated an information-sharing forum between Change Leaders and District Education Oversight Committee (DEOC) members.
The forum aimed to evaluate the successes, lessons learned, and challenges encountered by Change Leaders in discharging their duties within the district under the Communities of Excellence Programme.
Lambussie District Education Directorate organized a one-day refresher training for Facilitators (Headteacher and ICT teacher) of seven (7) Non-GALOP Schools on Mobile School Report Card mSRC) application usage.
DEO staff held General staff meeting this morning to discuss issues relating to; Staff indiscipline, professionalism, poor reporting issues of schedule officers, District teachers welfare and DEO welfare.