Funding: Quality and access are not free!
· Alabi speaks at the Baraka Policy Institute. [Final] For the much touted quality education to happen in Ghana, it’s
“What does Ghana want from its tertiary education?”
· Alabi speaks at the Baraka Policy Institute (Part 2). A key mover and shaker on the education front, Prof.
Ensuring inclusive and equitable quality tertiary education in Ghana.
·Joshua Alabi speaks at the Baraka Policy Institute. On the 23rd February 2017, the Baraka Policy Institute (BPI), held its
Time to make basic education safe and sane again.
· Stop the deterioration of the nation’s public schools. Yes, it’s time to make education in Ghana safe and sane
The plight of the Ghanaian child.
· A plea to the better angels in the nation’s leaders, chiefs, officials and parents. Quality education is a loaded
Every person can be purposeful and fulfilled.
· Tips from T.D. Jakes, Ken Robinson, and Howard Gardner. An introduction to a new book by T.D. Jakes, “DESTINY:
A tribute to a dear brother, Breda Atta-Quayson.
· And the roots of Education Matters column. As I remember it, one of the first articles I published in
Abandon old theories for practical educational outcomes.
·Some highlights from year 2016. It’s time to stop wandering in the darkness. It doesn’t require a scientific study to
Critical thinking for a progressive new dawn.
·Some highlights from year 2016. It’s been said that “Whom the gods wish to destroy, they give unlimited resources.” What
Congratulations, Ghana’s President-elect Nana Akufo-Addo.
· At last, everything beautiful in its own good time. On March 6, 1957, Ghana set the tone for independence
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