Rev Ntim John Fordjour Stresses Teacher Innovation at Ghana Teacher Prize Event

Ghana's Deputy Minister of Education,Hon. Rev. John Ntim Fordjour, underscored the vital role teachers play in the country’s educational system during the launch of the Ghana Teacher Prize awards in Accra.

He praised teachers for their dedication and innovative methods, calling them the backbone of Ghana's education sector.

Hon. Fordjour emphasized the need for teachers to continually enhance their practices to improve educational quality and student outcomes. He also highlighted the importance of supporting and recognizing teachers' contributions.

Additionally, Rev. Ntim Fordjour provided an overview of the Ghana Teacher awards, which aim to celebrate exceptional educators. Lawrence Sarpong, Deputy Registrar of the National Teaching Council, also stressed the importance of adequate infrastructure to support teachers in enhancing their teaching methods.

Rev. Ntim Fordjour elaborated on the Ghana Teacher Prize awards, explaining that the initiative aims to recognize and reward exceptional educators who have demonstrated exceptional commitment and innovation in their teaching practices.

The awards are designed to motivate teachers to persist striving for excellence and to highlight their crucial contributions to improving educational standards in Ghana.

Lawrence Sarpong, Deputy Registrar of the National Teaching Council (NTC), echoed the sentiment about the crucial role of teachers in shaping students' futures. He called for increased government investment in educational infrastructure to provide teachers with the resources they need to enhance their teaching capabilities.

Mr.Sarpong stressed that such investments are essential for creating an environment where teachers can thrive and deliver high-quality education to students.Prince Baffour Asamoah/ Peace FM Newsroom