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GES to develop plan to recover teaching time lost during teachers’ strike – Clement Apaak

Modern Ghana 10 minutes 1 mins read

The Deputy Education Minister Dr Clement Apaak says schools can recover about two weeks of teaching time lost during the strike by three teacher unions without significantly disrupting the academic calendar.

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