Category Archives: Education

Check the full list of Colleges of Education benefitting from Technical and Financial support to improve wi-fi connectivity

27 Colleges of Educationare benefitting from technical andfinancial support (a total of GHS 540,000) to improve Wi-Fi connectivity through theColleges of Education e-Learning Fund. This project was introduced to make the internet accessible to all teacher trainees in the 46 public colleges of Education in Ghana. The program is sponsored by Transforming Teaching , Education… Read More: Check the full list of Colleges of Education benefitting from… »

Official: Akatsi College of Education releases reopening arrangements for B.ed Students

The Academic Board under the auspices of the Akatsi College of Education wishes to inform Staff and Students of the initial activities of the second semester of the 2021 Academic Year. In a press release sighted by Realnewsgh.com, The Management scheduled the arrangements for the semester as follows: May 8, 2021Levels 100 and 300 students… Read More: Official: Akatsi College of Education releases reopening arrangements for B.ed… »

Peki College of Education elects new SRC leaders

The tenure of office of 2019/2020SRC leadership had ended as stipulated by the constitution of the SRC and there was the need for an election to be conducted. However, there was a delay in conducting an election for the 2020/2021 academic year due to the Covid-19 pandemic. After several consultations and deliberations, management in consultation… Read More: Peki College of Education elects new SRC leaders »

Girls Not Bride Association Launched to Campaign the Girls-Child Education

“GIRLS NOT BRIDE ASSOCIATION” LAUNCHED TO CHAMPION THE GIRL-CHILD EDUCATION GNB is an association to make an impact on young adolescent girls. Its full meaning is “GIRLS, NOT BRIDE”.This association is led by two young ambitious ladies Honourable Dagba Ernestina the SRC President of St Teresa’s College Of Education, Hohoe anda Level 100 student Ms.… Read More: Girls Not Bride Association Launched to Campaign the Girls-Child Education »

Some Misconceptions about the use of Calculators

Some Misconceptions about the use of Calculators The need to do long paper and pencil computation is now losing importance every day, while the need to mentally compute and estimate is growing in importance. This calls for optimal use of calculators and computers. Some people oppose the use ofcalculators. This is largely based on misinformation.… Read More: Some Misconceptions about the use of Calculators »

A teacher trainee embarks on a sensitization program for JHS 3 candidates in his municipal

A teacher trainee embarks on a sensitization program for JHS 3 candidates in his municipal. A level 200 teacher trainee who doubles as the general course rep for Enchi College of Education by name Duku Gideon Mensah, affectionately called Professor Benevolent has embarked on a sensitization program for BECE candidates in Bibiani Anhwiso Bekwai Municipal,… Read More: A teacher trainee embarks on a sensitization program for JHS… »

Double track in Colleges of Education, a bad influence for Teacher Trainees-A Trainee writes

Double track in Colleges of Education, a bad influence for teacher trainees-A trainee writes. A teacher trainee from St.Teresa’s College of Education(Teresco), Dora Esinam Avornyo has written to express worry as to why she thinks double track system in the Colleges of Education is a bad influence for teachers trainees. According to Her, the swap… Read More: Double track in Colleges of Education, a bad influence for… »

Ways teachers can organize teaching to encourage high achievements in the classroom

The following are some factors related to high achievement and some suggested ways teachers can organize teaching to encourage high achievement in the classroom. AttentionWhen teaching is designed so that student active participation in the learning activity is demanded, attention is usually higher. For example, asking all students to hold up a card giving the… Read More: Ways teachers can organize teaching to encourage high achievements in… »