Government called upon to advance Education


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Education GNAT workshop

By
Comfort Sena Fetrie, GNA     

Tamale, July 16, GNA – The Ghana National
Association of Teachers (GNAT), has appealed to the government to adopt
policies, which would improve quality education in the Northern region to
bridge the North-South gap.

According to them, there should be policies in
the country to ensure equity and effective education in the northern region.

Madam G

By
Comfort Sena Fetrie, GNA
     

Tamale, July 16, GNA – The Ghana National
Association of Teachers (GNAT), has appealed to the government to adopt
policies, which would improve quality education in the Northern region to
bridge the North-South gap.

According to them, there should be policies in
the country to ensure equity and effective education in the northern region.

Madam Gifty Apanbil, Deputy General Secretary
in charge of Education and Professional Development of GNAT, made the appeal
during a training workshop organised by GNAT and the Canadian Teachers
Federation in Tamale.

The workshop was to sharpen the Teachers’
knowledge to improve teaching and learning in the region.

She said government needed to improve the
welfare of the children in the region by providing them with the needed quality
education.

She added that circuit supervisors needed same
support to effectively reach out to the schools to ensure efficient supervision
and monitoring.

Alhaji Mohammed Haroon Cambodia, the Northern
Regional Director of Education, advised the teachers to stop having sexual
affair with the female students in their schools.

He said teachers should be disciplined and
exercise their professionalism on the field.

He stressed that teachers were expected to be
the leaders in the effort to provide quality education to the child to promote
teaching and learning in the country.

Mr Atta Longiya, the Northern Regional
Chairman of GNAT, appealed to the government to pay the arrears of teachers to
enable them deliver their services.

GNA


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