TEACHERS UPGRADE SKILLS IN ICT
The Ghana Investment
Fund electronic Communication, in collaboration with the Wassa East District
Assembly, has organized a two-week workshop on Information and Communication
Technology, for 26 basic school teachers in the district, to build their
capacities to teach the subject in their schools.
They were taken through
such topics as basics of computer, computer security and privacy, digital
lifestyles, Microsoft word, excel, power point and basic internet and internet
tools.
The teachers came from
the Daboase D/A, St. Martin’s, Kakokrom, SIPL TI Ahmadiyya, Kwame Yaw Anglican,
Aboaboso and Adeankyewodamu Basic Schools.
The manager of the
communication and Information Centre, Mr. Sampson Abugah, in an interview with
journalists at Daboase last week, stated that, the workshop was designed to
help the teachers to develop interest in the teaching of ICT, as well a train
other teachers in the subject.
He disclosed that since
ICT became an examinable subject in the Basic Education Certificate Examination
in 2009, the district placed first in it in 2011 and second in the Western
Region in 2012, and hoped the record would be maintained in the ensuring years.
Speaking at the closing
ceremony, the District Coordinating Director, Mr. Kojo De Graft Johnson, asked
the participants not to indulge in fraudulent activities with the computer.
“If you fail to put
this course into good use, then the whole idea of the training would be
defeated, “ he stressed.
“We
know, as teachers, you will impart the knowledge to your pupils and enhance the
study of ICT in this district, “ He
added.
District Coordinating Director, Mr. Kojo De Graft Johnson Middle front row |
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