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Ms. Richlove Oduro, a student leader (House Prefect) of Nsein Secondary has a theory about education in Ghana:
1. The so-called top secondary schools are "colonial institutions".
2. They don't really "compete" for students anymore. All the smart kids scramble to get into them, & some pay their way into these schools.
3. They don't add any serious value to the students they admit. The students do most of their own learning and exam passing.
4. Since GES assigns teachers of equal calibre to all the secondary schools, the different academic outcomes cannot be due to teaching but to inherited facilities & inequitable admissions.
5. Students who come out of these schools where it is all about competing to pass exams & no serious training in team work & community building become poorly adjusted elites, corrupt & venal.
6. Nsein Secondary is consciously avoiding this rat race. It is grooming "nobles" for nation building.
7. We shouldn't be scammed by the "show" the big schools put on. It will all unravel in due course.
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Bawumia proposes Ghana beyond cocoa and gold. It is a vision to build on the unfolding 1D1F industrialization policy to diversify and enhance the productive capacity of Ghana's economy. It will deliver jobs for the youth and a stable cedi through increased export earnings.
What is the NDC's alternative? Please don't tell me it's anything with '24' in it because that one is a vote-seeking gimmick. Forward with Bawumia!
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I found a guy who goes around the US asking 70 to 100-year-olds their:
• Biggest Regrets
• Biggest Lessons
• Advice to their younger self
Oddly enough, most of their answers are the same…
Here are my top 8:
The outrage following the Fourth Estate Report on some scholarship awards by the Scholarship Secretariat is understandable, but we must note the following:
1. The Scholarship Secretariat provided the Fourth Estate with 64,411 scholarship beneficiaries between 2019 and 2020. However, they chose to report on about 20 beneficiaries to create the false impression that all scholarship beneficiaries are people associated with the NPP or government. So, what about the other beneficiaries? Are they all associated with the government or NPP?
2. Between 2012 and 2016, the NDC was in power, and H.E. Mahama was Vice President and President. A total of 30,399 scholarships were issued; why didn’t the Fourth Estate request and examine that data set because NDC associates and functionaries or dependents benefited from state scholarships?
3. Perhaps the Scholarship Secretariat should be encouraged to provide the names of NDC associates and functionaries or dependents who benefited from government scholarships for public education since the Fourth Estate has decided to be selective. But that will not solve the problem. The solution rests in reforming the system to stipulate clear rules and standards to regulate access to the facility.
4. The Scholarship Secretariat has done commendable work since 2017 by decentralizing the application procedure to the districts that an independent committee manages. The district committees include the MP, representatives of the traditional authority, the DCE or MCE, the District Education rep, and the Scholarship Secretariat staff. Much work has been done to improve administration and access to scholarships; now, our conversation’s focus should be on further reforms in the application process to exclude some category of persons because the current regime does not expressly exclude anybody from applying for or benefiting from scholarships.
5. We must commend the Fourth Estate and ask that it continue to work towards informing Ghanaians devoid of political
6. Let’s vote for Bawumia to continue reforming and expanding the scholarship scheme to enhance the global competitiveness of our youth.
With Bawumia as President, it is possible
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