Educators urged to return to traditional principles in addressing indiscipline in schools
Delegates at the 54th conference of the Ghana National Association of Teachers (GNAT) in the Hemang-Lower-Denkyira District of the Central Region, have made an appeal to stakeholders in the education sector to restore traditional educational principles.
They argued that doing so was crucial to combat the escalating issues of indiscipline, violence, and drug abuse among students.
Speaking on behalf of the delegates, Mr. Wilberforce Eshun, the Central Regional GNAT Chairman, expressed concerns about the adverse consequences of removing certain school regulations, which had contributed to significant decline in students’ discipline.
He noted that the alarming level of disrespect in today's classrooms was unacceptable, urging the government to re-evaluate and reinforce established edu...