Finally, Ghana says bye bye to Paper textbooks as they replaced them with smart tablets for students

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Finally, Ghana says bye bye to Paper textbooks as they replaced them with smart tablets for students


Ghana’s President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo has revealed plans to distribute Smart Tablets to 1.3 million Senior High School (SHS) students across the country. This announcement was made during the launch of the Ghana Smart Schools Project. The Ghana Smart Schools Project is designed to equip students under the free Senior High School policy…

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  1. This is one of the most professional and factual YouTube channel out there.l could not believe when Sherif made a video saying the govt of Ghana is sabotaging CRIMINAL Nana bediako Who Foolishly calls himself Julius ceases.That was a low point.

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  3. A country which doesn't have electricity,doesn't know anything about electronics, doesn't know anything about mechanics,doesn't have any communication network, that country doesn't even have enough any models and systems. No computerized education system with over whelming number of youth unemployment is manufacturing robotics.

  4. Kudos to this government and it visionary leaders! This is not even in American schools! I'm proud to be a Ghanaian! The future is bright for the Ghanaian child, irrespective of their socioeconomic background!

  5. I have heard that there's intense pressure on existing infrastructure, which in some cases can not be maintained on a regular basis. Old students, where possible, are the ones helping.

    If the government doesn't have the money, which is always the case, seek innovative ways to fund shs.

    It is not just about feeding or distributing laptops. Buildings crumble from overuse. Building new schools somewhere else is not a bad idea, but existing infrastructure needs attention.

  6. Besides that, going paperless is ok but why keep the white man's curriculum and the kids still have to chew and pour? Why not instill more productive educational pedagogies?

  7. Buying them in from abroad is an opportunity for government officials to make deals with the sellers and the middlemen to make their commissions. $100 laptops are charged at $250 to the ministry of education because the minister has given the contract to his cousins and friends and they are skimming off the top to the tune of $150!! Its business and corruption!!!