Your inability to secure employment should not be blamed on your first-degree program - Dr. Peter Partey Anti, Executive Director, Institute for Education Studies
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We want to see a progress report on how far the implementation in the education sector has gone. What this budget has given us is mainly information about the release of funds - Dr Peter Anti Partey, Executive Director (IFEST)
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If you want your child to embrace Ghanaian values and culture, then raising them within Ghana’s educational system is one of the best ways to ensure they grow up with a strong sense of identity and belonging... - Dr. Peter Anti (Executive Director, IFEST)
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Education is not only about developing a child’s cognitive abilities. It is also about nurturing practical skills, shaping character, and ensuring they understand and appreciate their cultural roots... - Dr. Peter Anti (Executive Director, IFEST)
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KNUST CLASHES: ABOLISHMENT OF JCR, TOO EXTREME OR PUNITIVE ENOUGH?
The first point of call is the Hall Master, by isolating them and focusing on only the student, you are saying that the students are solely responsible - Peter Anti (Exe Dir, IFEST) #AsaaseABS
Schools of Shame: There is a lack of maintenance in a lot of these schools because government isn't sending the capitation grant to take care of this.
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Students are grappling with serious challenges such as drug abuse in schools, yet we seem to pay little attention to policies and measures implemented to address such... - Dr. Peter Anti (Executive Director, IFEST)
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We should reject former Education Minister Adutwum's narrow view of the value of university degree programmes... - Dr. Peter Anti (Executive Director, IFEST)
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Peter Anti Partey: Recruitment alone will not fix Ghana’s education crisis: Why teacher deployment and retention matter more https://t.co/CN8wWR11Er #GhanaEducation#TeacherShortage#EducationCrisis
Teacher shortage: The Education Minister should explore implementing the NDC’s proposed 20% allowance for teachers posted to rural and underserved schools, as well as the Teacher Dabre policy.
- Dr. Peter Anti, Executive Director, IES
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If teachers are being provoked by students and are unable to remain professional, they should walk away from the situation - Dr Peter Partey Anti – Executive Director, Institute for Education Studies (IFEST)
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Some teachers have also received very serious threats from students, which have endangered their lives - Dr Peter Partey Anti – Executive Director, Institute for Education Studies (IFEST)
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We should reject former Education Minister Adutwum's narrow view of the value of university degree programmes... - Dr. Peter Anti (Executive Director, IFEST)
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No degree programme should be condemned. Every academic discipline exists for a reason... - Dr. Peter Anti (Executive Director, IFEST)
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Students are grappling with serious challenges such as drug abuse in schools, yet we seem to pay little attention to policies and measures implemented to address such... - Dr. Peter Anti (Executive Director, IFEST)
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Teacher shortage: The Education Minister needs to conduct an independent audit of the vacancies reported to him; the numbers may not be accurate.
- Dr. Peter Anti, Executive Director, IES.
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