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Kofi Bentum Wilson
Perception of Teachers on Educational Reforms in Ghana
A Case Study Of Winneba Senior High School
2011. 96 S.
Verlag/Jahr: VDM VERLAG DR. MÜLLER 2011
ISBN: 3-639-35952-6 (3639359526)
Neue ISBN: 978-3-639-35952-7 (9783639359527)
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There is a great need for education reform for a country to succeed in the field of politics, social, economic and cultural changes, as well as scientific and technological changes and transformations. Education the world over has undergone several reforms in one way or the other. The reasons for the reforms are varied and it these range from technological to economic among others. Reforms in Education come with its own challenges and implications for policy makers, policy implementers, public, industry and learners. These reforms also present human and financial challenges both for the countries concerned and for the international community. Here in Ghana education has experienced many reforms towards the latter parts of the last century and the beginning of this millennium. This research attempts to look at the perceptions of implementers of educational reforms on the causes of educational reforms. This book is targeted at policy makers in the educational sector and teachers (implementers of reform). Students and other people involved in education can also make use of this book.
Kofi Bentum Wilson lectures Information Technology in the Department of ICT Education at University of Education, Winneba, Ghana. He holds MSc degree in Information Technology from University of Keele, England, and ME.d in Educational Management from University of Cape Coast, Ghana. He is also pursuing a PhD programme in Information Technology