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Published on 2024-04-08 08:54:56
The representative from Tallinding Kunjang constituency, Hon. Musa Badjie, expressed his disappointment with the Ministry of Basic and Secondary Education (MOBSE) for the lack of learning materials at Tallinding Senior School. In an interview, Hon. Badjie criticized the Ministry for neglecting the school, especially considering that this batch of students is the first set of grade ten students at Tallinding.
He questioned how teachers could effectively educate the students when they do not have the necessary learning equipment. Hon. Badjie highlighted the Ministry’s failure to make any prior arrangements for the new principal or provide essential tools and materials for the school. He expressed concern about the students’ ability to learn in an environment where the Ministry responsible for education is unable to meet the school’s needs.
Hon. Badjie emphasized the significance of Tallinding Senior School as a landmark development for the people of Tallinding. Despite the lack of assistance from the Ministry, he commended the efforts of the new principal and headmistress of the upper basic in ensuring that the grade ten classes began.
The situation at Tallinding Senior School raises important questions about the government’s commitment to education and the resources allocated to schools. It is crucial for educational institutions to have adequate learning materials and support to provide students with a quality education.
This incident also underscores the challenges faced by schools in underprivileged areas and the need for greater investment in education infrastructure. Without proper resources, teachers struggle to effectively deliver lessons and students may not receive the education they deserve.
It is essential for the Ministry of Basic and Secondary Education to address the issues raised by Hon. Musa Badjie and prioritize the needs of schools like Tallinding Senior School. By ensuring that schools have the necessary tools and materials, the Ministry can support teachers in their efforts to educate students and contribute to the overall development of the education system.
In conclusion, the story of Tallinding Senior School serves as a reminder of the importance of providing adequate resources to schools to support the learning and development of students. Education is a fundamental right, and it is essential for governments to prioritize the needs of schools and invest in the future of the next generation. Hon. Musa Badjie’s advocacy for improved conditions at Tallinding Senior School highlights the importance of holding education authorities accountable and ensuring that every student has access to quality education.
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