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In most remote farming communities in Ghana students will most often substitute the classroom for farming which indeed provides their household with the most basic necessity of life, food. It remains a challenge for teachers in farming communities in Ghana to fight this phenomenon. This article presents four ways that could help keep students in the classrooms. 1.       Education Parents who are the ones responsible for the welfare of their wards should be educated extensively on the effects of their wards deserting the classroom for the farms. I believe if possible parents should be educated on what goes into planning a lesson. In planning a lesson sometimes teachers have to go places to borrow TLMs (Teaching and Learning Materials) which is not readily available or rather expensive to procure just to deliver a good lesson. If students are not present on a day a lesson is presented it becomes very difficult for teachers to help students make up for the lost period. I think edu

Hi there, my name is Edinam Ahiably-Kumordjie. I am a basic school teacher in Ghana who is very passionate about teaching and learning especially at the basic level. Ghclassrooms is a blog I have created to share with you issues that relates to teaching and learning. Join me lets talk about education by commenting on my posts. You can contact me on: predahku@gmail.com