5 Ways President Mahama Plans to Modernize Ghanaian Education in 2026

Ferdinand | EducationGhana | December 27 |  5 Ways President Mahama Plans to Modernize Ghanaian Education in 2026

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President John Mahama promises major reforms to digitalize schools, boost teacher training, and improve learning outcomes, aiming to prepare Ghanaian students for a 21st-century economy. 📢 Breaking: Ghanaian students are set to benefit from a bold education reform agenda, as President John Dramani Mahama commits to digital learning and improved school resources nationwide.

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1️⃣ Digital Learning Tools for Every Classroom

President Mahama highlighted the need for smart classrooms, tablets, and projectors to bring modern learning into every school.

• Target: All schools, especially in rural areas.
• Goal: Equip students with skills for a tech-driven future.

“Every child deserves a world-class education,” the President emphasized.

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2️⃣ Teacher Training to Match Technology

Investments will be made in professional development programs, enabling teachers to leverage digital tools effectively.

• Focus: ICT integration, modern pedagogy, and innovative classroom management.
• Outcome: Teachers can deliver interactive, tech-enhanced lessons.

3️⃣ Upgrading School Infrastructure

Overcrowding and under-equipped classrooms remain major challenges.

• Plans include renovating facilities, expanding classrooms, and providing essential learning materials.
• Aim: Ensure students learn in safe, modern environments.

4️⃣ Bridging the Digital Divide

Not all students have access to technology at home or school.

• Strategy: Prioritize rural and low-income communities for tech access.
• Impact: Equal opportunity for all students to acquire digital skills.

5️⃣ Preparing Students for the 21st-Century Workforce

Ghana’s long-term development depends on a skilled, innovative generation.

• Focus on critical thinking, problem-solving, and tech literacy.
• Result: Students are better equipped for global job markets.

Why This Matters

• Boosts national competitiveness in technology and innovation.
• Reduces education inequality across regions and income groups.
• Supports sustainable development goals through modernized education.
• Enhances learning outcomes and teacher effectiveness.

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