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Mr. Agyinsam partners Teacher in a box consultium to improve IT in the 2 SHSs in HLDC* .

 





C/R Mr. Agyinsam partners Teacher in a box consultium to improve IT in the 2 SHSs in HLDC* .

 

The NPP Parliamentary Candidate, Mr. Lawrence Kwabina Agyinsam has partnered a private Consultancy Organization known as  *Teacher In A Box* to improve the Information Technology studies of the two Senior High Schools; Jukwa SHTS and Hemang SHTS in the Hemang Lower Denkyira Constituency. 


Speaking to the media, the leader of the group Mr. Benjamin Quansah expressed Mr. Agyinsam's readiness to empower students and teachers in his constituency to meet the 21st century fluency requirements. 


He explained further that Teacher in a box is a huge interactive library of community and academic resources that can be accessed without Internet. Teacher in a box has a huge positive impact where there are limited teaching resources or teachers with limited training or education themselve ."


*Audio Cue .........1.02sec Mr. Benjamin Quansah*


Our teacher in a box server supports self placed learning as well as classroom teaching which offers several benefits, including developing critical thinking skills, promoting innovation and creativity, and preparing students for careers in high-demand fields", Mr Quansah reiterated.


*Audio Cue ...........26sec Mr. Benjamin Quansah*


Other members of the team were the consultant, Dr. Harris Andoh and  IT consultant Mr. Richmond Obua.

On receiving the consultants on behalf of  Mr Lawrence Agyinsam includes Mr. Kofi Agyin, Black and Mr. Ernest Amo-Mensah ( for communication team).


The headmistress Mrs Dorothy Monica Mensah of Jukwa SHTS and Mrs Agnes Amoah headmistress of Hemang SHTS both couldn't hide thier joy but expressed appreciation to Mr. Agyinsam for such an initiative and was optimistic that she and her team would ensure that when the servers are delivered would be well taken care off. She also called for divine favour for selfless Agyinsam.


*Video Cue ...........1.05esc Mrs Agnes Amoah Headmistress of Hemang Senior High Technical School*


*Story filled by Joel Donkoh*

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