Schools in the Ashanti Region have taken delivery of large quantities of teaching and learning materials to ensure smooth and effective academic work.<\/p>\n
The materials included 29,925 teachers\u2019 notebooks, 53,400 attendance registers, 343,000 boxes of chalk and 2,100 mono desks.<\/p>\n
They were supplied by the Ghana Education Service (GES) and on hand to present them at a ceremony in Kumasi, was the Director-General, Mr. Jacob Kor.<\/p>\n
He asked the school heads to make sure that the materials were put to judicious use to enhance performance.<\/p>\n
He used the occasion to remind teachers to show strong commitment and passion for the job they were doing to assure the nation and the students they were teaching of a better future.<\/p>\n
Mr. Kor urged them to\u00a0avoid absenteeism, lateness and anything unethical that could negatively affect classroom performance.<\/p>\n
The GES Director-General also encouraged all to use the appropriate channels to address any challenges facing the schools.<\/p>\n
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Source: GNA<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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