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Teachers’ strike: Final-year SHS students worry over lost learning time and WASSCE preparation

Until then, school authorities are left trying to keep students occupied, while learners — especially those in their final year — continue to count the cost of days without teaching.
With little or no academic instruction, final-year senior high students are particularly worried about lost learning time as the nationwide teachers’ strike continues.
The situation has continued to put pressure on school authorities, who must keep students occupied and safe while normal academic activities remain suspended.
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