Double-track linked to lower SHS quality — IEA poll
Education

Double-track linked to lower SHS quality — IEA poll

Buertey Francis BORYOR
Published 46 minutes ago3 min read

A majority of Ghanaians believe the Double-Track System has contributed to a decline in the quality of Senior High School (SHS) education

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