JoyPrime is hosting some of the biggest brains on education in the country Tuesday morning.
The programme, dubbed, 'Virtual Policy Forum,' features former Education Minister Prof. Jane Opoku-Agyeman, veteran educationist and Prof. Emeritus of Ashesi University, Stephen Adei and Educationist and Founder of GATE Foundation, Anis Haffer.
It also features, Dr. Patrick Awuah, Founder and President of Ashesi University, Dr. Amanda Odoi, a research fellow at Centre for Gender Research, Advocacy & Documentation (CEGRAD) and Nana Kofi Quakyi who is an Assistant Prof. NYU School of Global Public Health.
The topic for discussion is ‘Creating a Safe Environment for Education in the midst of a pandemic.’
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