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Faridatu Seidu••657 words · 4 min read A major curriculum shift is underway - but what does this mean for Ghana's classrooms and global connections?
NaCCA and the Confucius Institute at UCC have launched a national training workshop for basic school teachers on the new Chinese language curriculum.
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