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EduSpots launches Education Academy in Akumadan focused on inclusive and creative teaching methods

This week, EduSpots has brought together community educators and teachers from 50 communities across Ghana and Kenya for a specialist education academy in Akumadan, focused on strengthening inclusive, collaborative and imaginative approaches to teaching and learning.
During the training, participants are exploring a wide range of pedagogical principles, including inclusion, play, safeguarding, collaboration, creativity, critical thinking, environmental care, community connectedness, digital learning, subject mastery and transformative education.
The academy brings together local voluntary changemakers known as Catalysts, who lead community learning hubs called Spots.
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