Auteur : Angelique Girault Organisation affilée : Media terre Type de publication: article lien vers le document original     En dépit des nombreux progrès qu’a fait le Ghana en matière d’éducation, notamment la politique d’accès à l’école pour tous, de nombreux progrès restent à faire afin d’assurer aux enfants l’accès à l’apprentissage. Le pays…

Author: Ministry Of Education Publication Type: report Date of publication: 2015 Link to the original document   Introduction Despite overall increases in school participation over the past three decades, some groups of children continue to be left behind. The Dakar Framework for Action acknowledges the major education conferences throughout the 1990s, such as the Salamanca World…

Author: Bingab, Bernard B.B. and Forson, Joseph Ato and Mmbali, Oscar S. and Baah-Ennumh, Theresa Yabaa Affiliate organization: MPRA Publication Type: scientific article Date of publication: 2015 Link to the original document     Introduction According to the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), the idea of ‘good governance’ is given different meanings by…

Author: Ministry of Education Publication Type: report Date of publication: 2019 Link to the original document     Context of Ghana A country of just under 30 million people, Ghana recently made the transition to lower middleincome status and has achieved many of the same education successes as other countries in this bracket, such as…

Auteur : IIEP UNESCO Organisation affilée : UNESCO Type de publication: rapport Date de publication: 2018  Lien vers le document original     L’IIPE s’est récemment entretenu avec Anthony Boateng, directeur général adjoint des services éducatifs du Ghana (Ghana Education Services, GES), au sujet de la politique du pays pour l’éducation inclusive. Malgré les progrès…

Author: Esther Duflo (MIT) Pascaline Dupas (Stanford) Michael Kremer (Harvard) Affiliate organization: Stanford Publication Type: Scientific article Date of publication: 2019 Link to the original document     Introduction Following the widespread adoption of free primary education in low-income countries and the subsequent surges in primary school enrollment rates, policymakers’ attention has shifted to secondary…

Author: U.S. EMBASSY Publication Type: report Date of publication: 2019 Link to the original document     Ghana operates on a 6-3-3-4 system: Primary School — 6 years Junior High School — 3 years Senior High School — 3 years University Bachelor’s degree — 4 years Basic Education Pre-school, Primary classes 1-6, and Junior High…