Education Matters

The joy in giving is its own reward

What a week! It started off with early morning calls from various TV and radio producers. They wanted my take

In my undergraduate years, I was particularly struck by a comment from a professor in an English Literature class. After

Lately, writing about a particular founder of a successful school in Ghana, I noted that far too often we choose

What do you do when you lose your staunch mentors, and you find it impossible to fill the void? I

One of my duties – serving as chairman of the board of governors of Tema International School (TIS) – is

Appropriate quotations tend to incite many people to persevere. For some Mfantsipim alumni – rather than flattering the vanity –

It may sound funny, but it is possible to be an eternal outsider floating aimlessly about in one’s education journey.

In Harry Belafonte’s memoir, My Song, he wrote: “All of us see the world as it exists; fewer envision what

Every year, for my Level 100 Creative and Critical Thinking class at Accra College of Medicine (ACM), the Design and

Far too often we choose to see the sparkle and permanence of the present but hardly the uncanny vision that