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THE HISTORY OF eLearning SIMPLIFIED

PUNISHING YOUR STUDENTS IS NOT ALWAYS THE ANSWER

FARMING; HOW I BEGAN MY JOURNEY

CELEBRATING THE TEACHER WHO MADE ME

I have never had a favourite teacher until I encountered Mrs Owusu. Maybe that is because, to me, all teachers

LIFE LESSONS AND LEMONADE

DON’T CHEER FROM THE WRONG CROWD

History has it that one day a Hearts of Oak (phobia) fan went to the Accra Sports Stadium to watch

Old pen and the new page

Imagine a woman washing in a river when there are taps everywhere in the community and because people hardly see

Parents response to teachers opinion about their children

  Parents are the most significant adults in the lives of their children, they have the greatest impact on their

LIGHTENING THE TORCH IN OUR DARK WORLD

It is dark in my part of town, literally and it’s gradually eating into deep parts of my life, figuratively.

I REGRET GETTING ‘CLOSE’ TO MY STUDENT-TEACHER

Most of us teachers face unexplainable challenges. Some of these are difficult to explain. Even though lots of people reading