The Ghanaian government will distribute 450,000 tablets to students under the one-student-one-tablet project later this year, according to a tweet by StatsGH.
The project is aimed at providing students with access to digital learning resources and improving their academic performance. The government has said that the tablets will be distributed to students in all public schools across the country.
The one-student-one-tablet project is part of the government’s broader efforts to improve education in Ghana. In recent years, the government has invested heavily in the education sector, building new schools, training teachers, and providing students with free textbooks and other educational materials.
The one-student-one-tablet project is expected to benefit millions of students in Ghana. The tablets will give students access to a wide range of educational resources, including online courses, e-books, and educational games. Students will also be able to use the tablets to communicate with their teachers and classmates, and to access educational content outside of the classroom.
The one-student-one-tablet project is a welcome development for Ghana’s education sector. The project is expected to improve access to education, enhance the quality of teaching and learning, and boost student achievement.
