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Dorcas Abedu-Kennedy••701 words · 4 min read An education expert's perspective on the BECE's Stanine Grading System raises important questions about its fairness and precision for school
Dr. Peter Partey Anti, an education expert, has weighed in on the Stanine Grading System used for BECE placements. His insights suggest a critical
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