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March 5, 2026
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Speaker calls for stringent measures in deploying technology in education
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Key Points
- Speaker Alban Bagbin calls for stringent measures in deploying technology in education, citing concerns about its impact on children's moral upbringing.
- He suggested a potential return to traditional teaching methods like the chalk-and-board system to mitigate technology's perceived destructive nature.
- Bagbin underscored the vital role of chieftaincy in preserving Ghana's cultural heritage and maintaining peace, particularly in a polarized West African sub-region.
- He cut the sod for an 8-unit classroom block at Anyirawase E.P. Primary, promising its completion by the end of 2026 to enhance access to education.
- Awudome Traditional Authorities lauded Bagbin's developmental interest and requested further support to strengthen the chieftaincy institution.
Why This Matters
This article is significant for Ghana as it addresses critical national debates on education policy and cultural preservation. The Speaker's comments could influence future educational reforms regarding technology integration, while his emphasis on chieftaincy reinforces its foundational role in national stability and heritage.
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