VP Bawumia with education Minister at the launch in Accra
Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia has today, Friday, September 3, 2021, launched and handed over 350,000 laptops under the ‘One Teacher One Laptop’ programme.
The launch is in fulfilment of the government’s pledge to equip Ghana’s teachers with the requisite ICT skills to prepare the next generation for the Fourth Industrial revolution.
He underscored that effective teaching and learning is critical to developing the human capacity for work, innovation and creativity; necessary ingredients for capacity building.
In his speech, he said teachers are indispensable pillars to this necessary capacity building.
The initiative, in collaboration with the Teacher Unions, is to support the vision of the Ghana Education Service of creating an enabling environment to facilitate effective teaching and learning.
He added that ”the government will provide teachers in Ghana with laptops preloaded with educational materials and with access to an E-Library equipped with books recommended by the GES on the various subjects”.
”The materials can be accessed whether online or offline and with free Wi-Fi available in 722 Senior High Schools across the country, access to the almost innumerable resources available on the internet is expected to aid research, teaching and learning,” he said.
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