Linking out to a fantastic article from 2016 with a focus on STEM subjects in Ghana, and some of the core challenges faced; the writer was the Winner of Ghana Scientific STEM writing competition. Access, hardware, exposure, information on career and vocational prospects, training of STEM educators; has the DES got it covered?
Ghanaian students are fleeing from the study of STEM. If Ghana is to keep pace with the rapid rate of world development, this trend needs to be reversed and here are a few ways to do so.
We are also reminded of the story of Richard Appiah Akoto earlier this year, as a tribute to the sheer dedication and ingenuity of many of Ghana’s teachers without the resources or equipment they need.
Teaching kids how to use a computer is hard enough already, but doing it without any computers is unimaginable.
The full article can be found via Graphic by clicking here.
