@pulseghana: With teachers staying away from the classroom, some students in the Ashanti Region have been forced to rely on one another to keep academic activities going. Reports from the region indicate that classrooms are operating without their regular teachers as the ongoing industrial action by teacher unions takes effect. In the absence of teachers, students have reportedly turned to self-study and peer teaching, with some taking turns to explain lessons, share knowledge and discuss academic work with their classmates. The development comes as teacher unions remain on strike over outstanding concerns with the government. The situation has raised concerns about the potential impact of the industrial action on teaching and learning, particularly if the disruption persists. 🎥: @joynews #PulseNews

𐌌𐌓 𐌅𐌓𐌉𐌌𐌐🥷🌟 :

I think this the science class

Boo❤️ :

Setting nkoaaa 😂

Sam.madeit :

No be A2 bi this

andreas_aries :

I completed school at Accra Technical Training Center this year and it’s same thing going on there

1Big_dior :

Eyyyy not our generation hmm

Elvis🦖 :

no bi my classmates this. 😭😂 kuhis

realmadmax :

it's the cameraman recording that is why😁😁

Mr Godbless🇬🇭🌏 :

Your phone is 60%right

Selasi 🇬🇧🇬🇭  :

MMRANTE3 🧡🤎

K.BEE😎🖤 :

Kumasi high

IBRAHIM☘️ZAMPOU💊 :

our upper East is the same nobody is in the school we only go and write a notes no one is there to explain for us to understand.

SELASI 🧘🏿🚀 :

Interns rn 😂

Albert. :

Idun :

KUHIS 🔥❤️

kkillmoves :

User___🤴 :

Oh NDC 😭

Man-lyk-Jikay :

Wow

𝐌𝐘𝐍𝐈𝐎𝐍 𝐀𝐑𝐓🇬🇭 :

𝐡𝐧𝐦

𝓢𝚌𝚘𝖙𝖙🧞 :

kumasi high??

perry :

Ei Kuhis 😂😂 my boys won’t do this on their own 😂I think acada or Pascal hand dey inside

scott.jayden :

High school nie😂😂 and students they class😂

Bruce :

some are happy rough😂😂I remember when COVID 19 came

këñđřïx :

Mmrante3

Oboy Franky :

school papa no nie 😂

patience :

Arise Kuhis and shout for joy