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Government to introduce cohort-based learning assessment model
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The Ghana government will introduce a cohort-based learning assessment model to track pupils’ academic progress throughout their basic education, Mr Haruna Iddrisu, Education Minister has said.
Under the model, learners will be assessed from Primary Two and followed through Primary Four, Primary Six and Junior High School Two before the Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE).
Mr Iddrisu announced the policy on Tuesday when he toured Osu St Peter’s Roman Catholic Basic School and Osu Salem 1 Kindergarten and Primary School in Accra to observe this year’s National Standardised Test.
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