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GSET Blogs In the ever-evolving world of educational technology (EdTech), innovative solutions are continuously being developed to enhance learning outcomes for students. However, the path to successfully implementing these solutions in low-resource settings, such as rural areas of Ghana, is often fraught with challenges that are not immediately apparent. The well-intentioned efforts of EdTech companies

GSET Blogs In the rapidly evolving world of educational technology (EdTech), the need for robust testing and evaluation of products and services is paramount. Every EdTech enterprise must understand how their offerings meet the needs of their users, especially when targeting school-age learners. This is where the concept of “EdTech Testbeds” comes into play, providing

GSET Blogs All is set for the official roll out of the Standards-Based Curriculum [SBC] at all public SHSs/SHTSs/ STEM schools throughout the country. Ahead of the roll out in September-October, 2024, stakeholders led by the National Council for Curriculum and Assessment [NaCCA], Ghana Education Service [GES], National Teaching Council [NTC] and their partner organization,

GSET Blogs Ghana’s edtech sector has witnessed remarkable growth in recent years, with innovative solutions emerging to address long-standing challenges within the education system. However, despite this progress, many edtech companies continue to face significant hurdles, such as limited access to markets, technology, funding, and technical expertise, hindering their ability to scale and deliver impactful

GSET Blogs The rapid digitization of education has given rise to a booming edtech industry in Ghana and across Africa. With more students relying on online learning platforms, educational apps, and digital resources, it’s crucial to assess the impact and efficacy of these technologies. However, the lack of standardized measurement frameworks and certification processes poses

GSET Blogs Imagine being asked this question as a teacher or professional working in Education in Ghana. How much can you recall off-head about the Ministry of Education? Don’t worry, the answer I had prior to writing this piece was, “The Ministry of Education is the ministry responsible for education in Ghana.” On a second

GSET Blogs A Deep Dive into the 5 Education Regulatory Bodies in Ghana The Ministry of Education in Ghana is made up of 19 agencies that help it deliver on its mandate to create an enabling system that focuses on promoting problem solving, creativity and building critical skills through academic, technical, and vocational programmes. Above

GSET Blogs Over the last 5years, Ghana through the Ministry of Education has introduced several educational interventions reforms geared towards improving educational quality, accessibility and carrying along with it, programmes to support teacher professional development. A notable intervention which is fast flying with many schools and educational establishments in Ghana is the Professional Learning Communities

GSET Blogs Inspired by the current buzz in Ghana about Digital Literacy and Technology Integration into teaching and learning in the classroom. Written for teachers and education professionals who feel confused and lost in the whole conversation. Co-authored by: Noble Selorm Dzreh In recent years, discussions surrounding digital literacy, digital technologies, and integrating technology into