Author: Amos Famouz

What are icebreakers in the first Place?Icebreakers are activities or questions used to help students get to know each other, feel comfortable, and build a positive classroom environment. They are usually used at the beginning of a lesson.Are you looking for innovative ways to build relationships, spark conversations, and foster creativity in your classroom? Look no further! In this article, we’ll explore 10 engaging icebreakers that will help you achieve just that. From sharing favorite things to unlocking sensory experiences, these icebreakers are designed to humanize your teaching practice and create a welcoming environment for all students.1. Something I LikeAsk…

Ghana’s Colleges of Education have made their mark with the inaugural batch of bachelor’s degree graduates. The 2023 first batch of degree graduation ceremonies were a testament to the dedication and hard work of both students and educators, as these institutions vied to produce the highest number of first-class honors graduates. As we celebrate the achievements of these exceptional students, we also recognize the tireless efforts of their educators, who have guided and supported them every step of the way. The spirit of competition among these colleges has brought out the best in them, and we can’t help but feel a…

CETAG’s Withdrawal of ServicesCETAG stand at a critical juncture in the fight for justice and fairness. In an extraordinary emergency meeting of the National Council on July 23, 2024, a unanimous decision was made to withdraw all services provided by the College of Education Teachers Association of Ghana (CETAG). This drastic measure comes in response to the Minister for Education’s shocking directive to withhold the July 2024 salaries of teaching staff in the 46 public colleges of education due to our ongoing legal strike.READ ALSO: UNIVERSITY LECTURERS APPEAL TO SHS TEACHERS AND STUDENTSAs of today, CETAG members will no longer…

In a move that has left many in disbelief, the Director of the Payroll Controller and Accountant General’s Department has issued a directive to stop the salaries of all teaching staff of the Colleges of Education (CETAG) for July 2024. This decision comes on the heels of the ongoing strike by CETAG members, which has been deemed illegal by the Minister of Education. In this article, we will delve into the details of the directive and the implications it has on the affected teachers.The directive, dated July 2024, requests the stoppage of salaries for all teaching staff of CETAG, with…

The College of Education Teachers Association of Ghana (CETAG) has been on a be on strike for six weeks now, leaving teacher trainees, guardians and parents in a state of uncertainty. The strike’s impact on tertiary education in Ghana has been significant, and it’s time for a resolution. The strike is not just a industrial action, it’s a fight for fairness, justice and a better future for the teachers and the education sector. READ ALSO: CETAG Salaries withhold for the month JulyCETAG’s demands are simple:improved salaries, a more conducive learning environment, and a fair condition of service. These demands are not just…

As the CETAG strike continues to disrupt academic activities in Colleges of Education across Ghana, St. John Bosco College of Education’s Student Representative Council (SRC) has taken a bold step to prioritize student welfare and morale. Despite the uncertainty and doubts, the SRC executives are determined to make the upcoming SRC Week celebration an unforgettable experience. In this article, we’ll delve into the details of this exciting event and highlight the importance of balancing academics with recreational activities, even in challenging times.READ ALSO: CETAG has scheduled a media briefing for tomorrow to discuss the ongoing strikeThe SRC Week celebration, slated to…

CETAG Strike: Colleges of Education Teachers Association of Ghana Speaks OutThe Colleges of Education Teachers Association of Ghana (CETAG) has been on strike for weeks, and the situation remains unresolved. In a bid to set the records straight and address the concerns of the public, CETAG has called an emergency press conference. This article aims to humanize the story behind the strike and provide an update on the upcoming press conference.CETAG’s strike is not just about teachers’ welfare; it’s a fight for fairness and justice. The association is demanding better working conditions, improved salaries, and a more conducive learning environment…

Reasons: TTAG Engages Principals and Stakeholders for Peaceful DemonstrationAs the Colleges of Education Teachers’ Association of Ghana (CETAG) strike continues to disrupt academic activities, the Teacher Trainees’ Association of Ghana (TTAG) is taking a proactive approach to address the issue. In a recent letter to principals, TTAG humbly requested permission and support for a peaceful march, slated for July 24th, 2024.The letter, signed by the leadership of TTAG, emphasized the severe impact of the ongoing strike on teacher trainees’ academic progress. With patience wearing thin, TTAG is engaging with principals, the Ghana Police Service, and other stakeholders to ensure a…

Misinformation: The Ghana Medical Association (GMA) clarifies.In a statement released to the public, the association has clarified that it did not advocate for the cancellation of certificate and diploma nursing courses, contrary to reports circulating on MyJoyOnline and other media houses.This move comes as a breath of fresh air, dispelling the confusion that had begun to spread like wildfire.The roots of the misinformation can be traced back to an interview on PM Express, where Dr. David Tenkorang Twum, General Secretary of the Ghana Registered Nurses and Midwives Association (GRNMA), shared his thoughts on the matter.Unfortunately, his remarks were misattributed to…

A Crisis That’s Leaving Students in Limbo: Gh Edu Pro advises.As I sit down to write this article, my heart goes out to the thousands of teacher trainees who are facing an uncertain future. The CETAG strike, which has been ongoing for weeks, has brought the academic calendar to a grinding halt Thus to say academic calendar and activities are totally corrupted. And now, with the interlocutory injunction case filed by the NLC adjourned to August 6th, it seems like there is no end in sight.The strike has affected not just the students but also their families, who are worried about…