Grace Owusu Aboagye, Isaac Awuah Siaw, Henry Kpotor This issue of the challenges faced by poorly performing students brings to mind the iceberg, the silent, undetected bulk of suffering by those who perform poorly in school. And more importantly, how as a society we have taken the easy road of finding someone or something else […]

Adelaide Kusi Agyepong, Edwin Boachie Yiadom, Grace Owusu Aboagye Verbally abusing or labelling a learner or child does not cure poor school performance or ‘bad’ behaviour. It worsens it! A significant number of teachers and education facilitators in Ghana, normally classify learners with low ability, low performance, low output of work as children who are

Christopher Thomas Annan, Selassie Adom, Isaac Awuah Siaw, Grace Owusu Aboagye, Henry Kpotor The subject of poor school performance (PSP) usually refers to poor academic attainment and not the holistic education that is the ideal for all children. Schools are structured such that the curriculum for teaching comes with its own criterion. Any child who