AUTHOR: JOE KINGSLEY EYIAH

Education as National Top Priority for Ghana

Feb 1, 2006 | Feature Article

Better Late than Never The recent visit to Ghana by the American First lady, Laura Bush to launch educational and teach ...

Getting Involved With Family Math/Literacy Nights ...

Nov 11, 2005 | Feature Article

...At Your Children s Schools And Some Homework Rules Whilst it could be argued that poverty has denied some Ghana ...

Ensuring Meaningful Community Involvement in the School Experience

Jul 22, 2005 | Feature Article

It is on record that an unprecedented number of young immigrants including Ghanaians who should be in school are languis ...

Which Way With Secondary Education?

Nov 2, 2004 | Feature Article

Asks Joe Kingsley Eyiah, Ontario Institute for Studies in Education of the University of Toronto in Canada Recent news ...

Let’s Help Our Children Succeed With Homework

Aug 8, 2004 | Feature Article

The first term/semester of the 2004/2005 academic year will soon begin in Ghana, USA, Canada and elsewhere. For most stu ...

The Role of the Mass Media in Community Development

Apr 28, 2004 | Feature Article

It is said that big minds discuss issues but small or swallow minds discuss/attack persons. The significance of co ...

Brief History of State-Organized Education in Ghana

Mar 27, 2004 | Feature Article

As we celebrate the 47th Independence Anniversary of Ghana this March, I find it appropriate to trace the history of sta ...

Case for Making Art a Core Subject of the Teacher Education Reform Program

Feb 8, 2004 | Feature Article

The African Concept of the Arts Being Central to Life. By the year 2005, Ghana should be implementing fully ...

Taking Education Seriously

Jan 31, 2004 | Feature Article

The world over, crucial changes, quite unprecedented are taking place. Countries are more integrated into a global villa ...

Salvaging Basic Education in Ghana

Dec 15, 2003 | Feature Article

Recent news report that only 27,766 out of 81,076 registered candidates passed in seven subjects of this year 8217;s Se ...

Salvaging Basic Education in Ghana

Dec 15, 2003 | Feature Article

Recent news report that only 27,766 out of 81,076 registered candidates passed in seven subjects of this year 8217;s Se ...

Back To School, Please!

Sep 16, 2003 | Feature Article

Returning students and fresh students are now back to school to begin the new academic year. The time finally arrives fo ...

Who is to Blame for Our Youth On the Streets?

Aug 13, 2003 | Feature Article

Asks Joe Kingsley Eyiah, University of Toronto, Canada The issue of street children among Ghanaians both in Ghana and i ...

Are Teachers Asking For Too Much Of The National Cake?

Jun 28, 2003 | Feature Article

Once upon a time in the land of Ghana, there was the saying that, the teacher 8217;s reward was in heaven. Funny Wasn ...

Tree Planting Shouln't Be Earth Day Activity Only

May 10, 2003 | Feature Article

...SAVE EARTH ALL YEAR April 22, 2003 was celebrated as Earth Day worldwide. Tears of joy welled up my eyes when I ...

Immigrant Parents Beware Of These "LITTLE FOXES" of Students

Apr 13, 2003 | Feature Article

The Akans of Ghana have an adage that, Opanyin na obi nnye bi da, na enye abofra which literally translated means, a ...

Why Merge the Ministries of Education, Youth and Sport?

Apr 3, 2003 | Feature Article

The recent ministerial reshuffle in President Kufuor's government has impacted differently on different groups of Ghanai ...

Joe Kingsley Eyiah

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