SHS Science Students will no longer read Core Mathematics and Integrated Science. (2024/2025)

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Science students to stop reading core maths and integrated Science soon.

Director-General of the National Council and Curriculum and Assessment (NaCCA), Professor Edward Appiah has announced that Senior high students of Ghanaian schools who read General Science as a course will no longer be required to take core maths and integrated science.

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Edward Appiah is an Associate Professor of Design and Pedagogy at the Department of Communication Design, KNUST, Kumasi. Mr Edward Appiah stated that this decision has been taken ahead of the 2024/2025 academic year because they already read pure science.

Hence, there will be no separate timetable for these courses and all high school science and students who offer science will read these 2 subjects as the electives they already do.

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    Racheal Ward Nunoo is a Psychology graduate, content writer, and blogger
    with a passion for research, education, and digital communication. Her
    academic background in psychology provides her with a unique perspective
    on human behavior, society, and contemporary issues, allowing her to
    create content that is both insightful and relatable.

    As a writer, Racheal specializes in producing well-researched and
    engaging content across a wide range of topics, including history,
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    that help readers better understand the world around them.

    With a strong appreciation for storytelling and knowledge sharing,
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Rachel Ward Nunoo
Rachel Ward Nunoo

Racheal Ward Nunoo is a Psychology graduate, content writer, and blogger with a passion for research, education, and digital communication. Her academic background in psychology provides her with a unique perspective on human behavior, society, and contemporary issues, allowing her to create content that is both insightful and relatable.

As a writer, Racheal specializes in producing well-researched and engaging content across a wide range of topics, including history, lifestyle, technology, education, and social issues. She is committed to delivering accurate, informative, and thought-provoking articles that help readers better understand the world around them.

With a strong appreciation for storytelling and knowledge sharing, Racheal combines analytical thinking with creativity to transform complex subjects into clear, accessible, and engaging content. Her work reflects a dedication to quality, credibility, and audience engagement, making her a versatile contributor in today's evolving digital media landscape.

Whether exploring historical events, discussing emerging technologies, examining social trends, or creating educational content, Racheal aims to inform, inspire, and spark meaningful conversations through her writing.