Primary, Secondary education: The case for instruction in mother tongue

Primary, Secondary education: The case for instruction in mother tongue

IN recent years, the percentage of candidates who pass the West African Senior School Certificate Examination  (WASSCE) has been hovering between 20.73 per cent and 31.28 per cent. Many reasons have been adduced to explain this trend.

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