Education stakeholders have been urged to adopt the new school curriculum designed to enhance critical thinking and an objective-based learning syllabus, which is pertinent to national development.
Mr Francis Yao Agbemadi, Volta Regional Director of Education, who made the call at the local launch of the 60th anniversary celebration of Anfoega Senior High School (ANFOESEC) over the weekend at Anfoega in the North Dayi District, said the new curriculum would start with the first years as school re-opens. "The changing trend of development across the world called for regular review of educational curriculum to ensure that the type of education provided in the country would stand the test of time and meet the development needs of the present and future generations," he said.
Mr Agbemadi stressed that there was a strong desire among countries in Africa to review their educational curriculum to become abreast of the dynamics of education tailored towards current and future development agenda of countries.
Additionally, he said South Africa tried to review her educational curricular but failed, saying Ghana could not afford to fail, since other Africa countries were waiting to learn from her.