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Moving from Compliance to Continuous Improvement: Using Total Quality Management to Enhance Teaching…
In classrooms all over the world, there is an ongoing quest to find effective ways of enhancing teaching and learning. Numerous reforms have targeted new curricula, teacher-training and testing systems. Although these initiatives matter,…
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Not Less Able, Just Less Supported: The Silent Struggles of At-Risk Students in Our Classrooms
In countless classrooms, there are students whose challenges are not readily apparent but profoundly experienced. They might be silent, not raise their hands to answer a question, miss school now and then or lose interest over time in their…
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To Remove Kotoka’s Name at Ghana’s Airport: A Question of History & Memory
To truly appreciate history, one must listen closely and question continuously. One of the most striking realities about historical writing is that much of it is not authored by eyewitnesses. Instead, historians reconstruct the past through…
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The Bawumia Conundrum: Why Surroundings Matter
As Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia prepares for his presidential bid on the ticket of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) in 2028; it's crucial he takes a hard look at the people around him, especially those who are professing to love him after the…
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Every Tick Tells a Story: The Legal and Educational Value of the Class Register
A class register, also known as a class mark book, class list, or teacher's register, is a document that teachers use to record and also monitor the attendance of their learners.
To some, it is a little more than a glorified attendance…
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ABRAKADABRA!
The phoenix is a mystical bird that revives itself from its own ashes after burning itself to death. It is a powerful symbol of rebirth, resilience, and renewal. Today, that metaphor fittingly describes the state of the New Patriotic Party…
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Bawumia’s 2028 mandate: Unity as the NPP’s defining test
Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia has once again secured the confidence of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) after emerging victorious in the party’s presidential primaries held on Saturday, January 31, 2026.
With 56.48% of the valid votes cast by more…
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Constitutional reform is about people, not law
After 12 months of intensive work, the Constitution Review Committee has just completed its final report. And I want to share two insights that have stayed with me throughout this journey.
Insight 1: Constitutional Reform Is About…
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Reflections from the NPP Primary
As the New Patriotic Party (NPP) brings its presidential primary process to a close, public attention has gradually shifted from policy proposals to the tone, language, and conduct that have characterised the internal contest. Regardless of…
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THE LAW IS THE LAW: Power, Politics And The Enduring Test Of Ghana’s Democracy
Law is the invisible thread that binds society. It represents humanity’s collective choice of order over chaos, justice over brute force, and coexistence over anarchy. In the animal kingdom, unwritten rules, hierarchies, territories, and…
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